Magical Tourism and Enchanting Geographies: Storytelling, Heritage, Fantasy, and Folklore (Routledge Insights in Tourism) - Hardcover

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Jane Lovell is at reader at Canterbury Christ Church University where she teaches tourism and events, specialising in creative destinations, green festivals, event experience design, and heritage tourism. Her research and publications focus on heritage and include storytelling, myth, legends and folklore, fantasy, magical, film and literary tourism, light shows, place agency, new animism, and more-than human eventscapes.

Nitasha Sharma is a lecturer at the Department of Geography, University of Alabama (USA). She is a tourism geographer whose research broadly examines the multiple and contested representations of place and spatial behavior through projects situated in critical tourism studies. She specialises in the perception of authenticity, dark tourism, folklore and heritage, magical tourism, rituals, pilgrimage, and sacred spaces.