Environmental Communication and Travel Journalism
Consumerism, Conflict and Concern
- 202 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Focusing on the intersection of tourism public relations and travel journalism, this book analyzes how elite reputation management shapes the portrayal of vulnerable environments. It applies political conflict models to explore the influences of cosmopolitanism and place-branding on travel narratives. By examining the interests behind these discourses, the work reveals the complexities and challenges faced by journalists in representing contested spaces.

