Synopsis Tourism is one of the most significant social forces in the world today. Almost every place on earth is affected by tourism. We are all potential tourists, and during our lifetimes we will probably travel extensively within our local area. Our country and or many of the world’s regions. Tourism has enormous international economic and geopolitical importance. It constructs, rearranges, and inhabits geographic, social and cultural spaces globally. This book analyses the social and geographical dimensions of tourism in a systematic way. It focus is on spatial relationship, tourism systems and environments. The contents of the book will be of immense help for teachers, students, policymakers and tourism professionals.