This book investigates the methodologies employed in the study of cultural tourism. It addresses the need for robust research frameworks within this interdisciplinary field, drawing on contributions from tourism studies, cultural geography, sociology, and marketing. The work aims to provide researchers with a comprehensive overview of established and emerging research methods, enabling them to design and execute effective studies on the complex phenomenon of cultural tourism.

The book is likely to be regarded as a valuable resource for academics and practitioners in tourism and cultural studies. Its focus on research methodologies suggests a text aimed at providing a structured and analytical approach to understanding cultural tourism. The compilation of diverse methods and applications indicates a comprehensive scope, intended to equip readers with the tools necessary for rigorous investigation in the field.