Contents -- The Editors and Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Peace and Tourism: Friends not Foes -- Part I -- 1 Tourism and a Culture of Peace -- 2 Tourism and Intercultural Understanding or Contact Hypothesis Revisited -- 3 Challenging Peace Through Tourism: Placing Tourism in the Context of Human Rights, Justice and Peace -- Part II -- 4 Tourism which Erases Borders: an Introspection into Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 5 Warming up Peace: an Encounter between Egyptian Hosts and Israeli Guests in Sinai -- 6 Border Tourism Attractions as a Space for Presenting and Symbolizing Peace -- 7 The Role of Sport Events in Peace Tourism -- 8 Domestic Tourism and Peace: the Atlanta Peace Trails Experience -- Part III -- 9 Effects of the August 2008 War in Georgia on Tourism and its Resources -- 10 Volunteer Tourism in Palestine: a Normative Perspective -- 11 Re-evaluating Political Tourism in the Holy Land: Towards a Conceptualization of Peace Tourism -- 12 Northern Ireland Re-emerges from the Ashes: the Contribution of Political Tourism towards a More Visited and Peaceful Environment -- 13 How Stable is Peace Linked with Tourism? The Case of Mt Geumgang Tourism Development Project on the Korean Peninsula -- 14 Divided or Reunited? Prospects for the Cyprus Tourism Industry -- 15 Tourism and Reconciliation -- Conclusion -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.