Explore the intricate relationship between tourism, tourists, and the spaces they inhabit with “Tourism and Tourism Spaces.” This essential guide merges economic and cultural viewpoints to illuminate how tourism shapes and is shaped by place. Delving into production, consumption, and the reconstruction of tourist experiences across local to global scales, this book offers a systematic review of key theoretical positions. Featuring comparative examples, case studies, and integrated learning tools, it’s an indispensable resource for students and professionals in geography, sociology, management, hospitality, and leisure studies seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary tourism dynamics. Discover how places become destinations and experiences are crafted within this vital industry.