Religious Tourism and Spaces
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This cluster of papers explores the changing geographies of religion in modernity, focusing on topics such as religious tourism, pilgrimage, sacred spaces, secularism, spiritual tourism, postsecular geographies, cultural geography, religious identity, tourist motivations, and spatial theory.
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pilgrimage; religious tourism; sacred sites; Camino de Santiago; pilgrims; pilgrimage routes; pilgrimage tourism; pilgrimage sites; religious sites; Catholic pilgrimage; Christian pilgrimage; Marian pilgrimage; Islamic pilgrimage; religious geography; Marian shrines; Hindu pilgrimage; medieval pilgrimage; Lourdes; history of pilgrimage; religion and tourism; Shikoku pilgrimage; Buddhist tourism; pilgrimage experience; Umrah; pilgrimage church
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Morton address: 38355401420884118 · morton4x16-v1
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