Ideal animals and animal traits for zoos: General public perspectives von Carr, Neil

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Domestic Animals and Leisure von Carr, Neil

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The Role of Communication Technologies in Restructuring Pilgrimage Journeys von Reni Polus, Neil Carr

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Recognising the position of the pet dog in tourism von Carr, Neil

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A comparison of adolescents' and parents' holiday motivations and desires von Carr, Neil

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An analysis of zoo visitors' favourite and least favourite animals von Carr, Neil

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Innovation and Impact of Sex as Leisure in Research and Practice: Introduction to the Special Issue von Berdychevsky, Liza, Carr, Neil

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Sociology as the foundation of leisure studies: A critical analysis von Carr, Neil, Carr, Sarah

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Netnography and volunteer tourism: Critical reflections on conducting online research during a global pandemic von Polus, Reni, Carr, Neil

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Between the flags: an assessment of domestic and international university students’ knowledge of beach safety in Australia von Ballantyne, Roy, Carr, Neil, Hughes, Karen

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Changing patterns of conspicuous consumption: Media representations of luxury in second homes von Walters, Trudie, Carr, Neil

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Comfort and the tourism accommodation sector: A central, yet under-studied issue von Nagy, Gabriella, Carr, Neil

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Defining success and failure in the hospitality industry's microenterprises: A study of Indonesian street food vendors von Abdullah, Taufik, Lee, Craig, Carr, Neil

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Social representations of tourists' deviant behaviours: An analysis of Reddit comments von Shaheer, Ismail, Carr, Neil

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Re‐conceptualising the empowerment of local people in tourism von Abdullah, Taufik, Carr, Neil, Lee, Craig

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THE TOURISM–LEISURE BEHAVIOURAL CONTINUUM von Carr, Neil

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Muslim hospitality micro-entrepreneurs’ perspectives on empowerment: A research note von Abdullah, Taufik, Carr, Neil, Lee, Craig

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When Is a Hegemonic Male Not a Hegemonic Male?: Personal Reflections of a Tourism(ish) Researcher von Neil Carr

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'Epic Tribe': An analysis of communitas in an underground rave movement von Razee, Razzan, Carr, Neil, Tucker, Hazel, Mura, Paolo

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Conceptualising human and non-human marginalisation in tourism von Abdullah, Taufik, Lee, Craig, Carr, Neil

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