Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Tables, Boxes, Figures and Appendices -- PART I: THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURAL TOURISM RESEARCH -- 1 Developments and Perspectives in Cultural Tourism Research -- 2 The Traditional Quantitative Approach. Surveying Cultural Tourists: Lessons from the ATLAS Cultural Tourism Research Project -- 3 A Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches: Complementarities and Trade-offs -- 4 Blurring Boundaries in Cultural Tourism Research -- PART II: MIXED QUALITATIVE-QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES -- 5 The Cultural Destination Experience Audit Applied to the Tourist-historic City -- 6 Methodological Triangulation: the Study of Visitor Behaviour at the Hungarian Open Air Museum -- 7 Employing the Grand Tour Approach to Aid Understanding of Garden Visiting -- 8 Multi-method Research on Ethnic Cultural Tourism in Australia -- 9 Tracking the Urban Visitor: Methods for Examining Tourists' Spatial Behaviour and Visual Representations -- PART III: QUALITATIVE APPROACHES -- 10 An Application of Grounded Theory to Cultural Tourism Research: Resident Attitudes to Tourism Activity in Santiponce -- 11 Tales from the Field: Video and its Potential for Creating Cultural Tourism Knowledge -- 12 Using Photo-based Interviews to Reveal the Significance of Heritage Buildings to Cultural Tourism Experiences -- 13 Measuring the Image of a Cultural Tourism Destination through the Collage Technique -- PART IV: INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES -- 14 Ethnographic Research on Cultural Tourism: an Anthropological View -- 15 From Local to Global (and Back): Towards Glocal Ethnographies of Cultural Tourism -- 16 Assembling the Socio-material Destination: an Actor-Network Approach to Cultural Tourism Studies -- PART V: CONCLUSION -- 17 Methods in Cultural Tourism Research: the State of the Art -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J.

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