Alastair M. Morrison, Ph.D., is Research Professor at the School of Management and Marketing, Greenwich Business School, University of Greenwich in London. Formerly, he was Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Purdue University, Indiana, specializing in the area of tourism and hospitality marketing. He has published approximately 350 academic articles and conference proceedings and is the author of several books on tourism marketing and development, including Hospitality and Travel Marketing (5th edition, 2022), Tourism Marketing in the Age of the Consumer (2022), and World Tourism Cities (2021). Prof. Morrison is the coeditor-in-chief of the International Journal of Tourism Cities and coeditor of The Routledge Handbook of Tourism Cities (2021).

Part I: Critical concepts in destination management and marketing. 1. Destination management and marketing. 2. Destination sustainability and social responsibility. 3. Quality of life and well-being of destination residents. Part II: Destination management roles. 4. Destination planning. 5. Destination management research. 6. Destination leadership, coordination, and governance. 7. Destination product development. 8. Destination partnership and team-building. 9. Destination stakeholder relationships and involvement. 10. Visitor management. 11. Destination crisis management. 12. Planning marketing, branding, and communications. Part III: Destination marketing, branding, and communications. 13. Destination positioning, image, and branding. 14. Destination integrated marketing communications. 15. E-marketing and ICTs. Part IV: Destination markets and trends. 16. Consumer behavior, segmentation, and market trends. 17. Domestic leisure and VFR travel markets. 18. International pleasure and leisure travel markets. 19. Business travel and business event markets. Part V: Destination management performance measurement and the future of destination management. 20. Destination management performance measurement and management. 21. The future of destination management.