Crises and tourism mobilities

Crisis could be the descriptor of era in which we live. Financial, health, climate and refugee crises abound, there is significant interest reflecting on implications these intersecting for different geographies, human (and non-human) communities, economic sectors at timescales. The articles included special issue reflect forms crisis, allow us to see crisis as a condition that impacts differentially, predicated an assumption non-crisis; time ‘before’, relates hypothesised ‘after’. This temporal often spatial) distinction between non-crisis requires further attention, it has material responses. practice researching discussed, where all-too-real trauma researchers, participants are central our scholarship. Engaging more closely with diverse range scholarship disaster, unnatural hazards development, sustainable tourism literature can move beyond what do event how prepare thinking critically about dispersed implications, underlying contributors exposure, intersections types crises, through lens feminist management.