Series Editor -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- Introduction -- The Field of Action -- The Trope of Travel -- You Can't Call a Sausage a Sausage Anymore -- Where are the Tourists? -- Speaking to Tourists -- Summary -- 2 Nation, Identity and Consumption -- Introduction -- The Symbolic World -- The Phenomenological World -- Consuming Britishness -- 3 Symbolic Landscapes of Tourism -- Introduction -- The Value of Space -- The Significance of café-bar Names in Palmanova and Magaluf -- Pirates Adventure -- Possession -- Don't Mention the Germans -- Tourists Behaving Badly -- A Sense of Belonging -- Andratx Market -- Summary -- Appendix -- 4 Consuming Spaces -- Introduction -- National and Regional Identities -- Cosy England -- Differences Between Palmanova and Magaluf -- Experiential Constructions of Space and Place -- 'Is Mallorca an Island?' -- The Beach -- Summary -- 5 The Tourist Body -- Introduction -- The Symbolic Body -- The Body Adorned -- The Clothed Tourist -- Skin -- Sun Tanning -- The Cooking Tourist -- Summary -- 6 The Embodied Tourist -- Introduction -- The Imperfect Tourist -- The Performing Tourist -- Fred and Wilma -- The Body Being -- Summary -- 7 Consuming Tourists -- Introduction -- Theoretical Framework -- Eating and Drinking Home -- Home Cooking -- Consuming Women -- Erotic Food -- Socialising -- In the Land of Cockaigne -- Summary -- 8 Conclusion: The Great Escape -- Introduction -- Show me the Way to go Home -- Flying the Flag -- At Home with the British -- Consumption -- Being with Mother -- 'The Great Escape' -- References -- Index.