This book explores the phenomena of the urban every day and new urban tourism. It provides a systematic framework and draws on a mix of theoretical and empirical work to look at the increasing intermingling of 'tourists' and 'residents'.

1. Tourism and Everyday Life in the Contemporary City: An Introduction 2. Ordinary Tourism and Extraordinary Everyday Life: Rethinking Tourism and Cities 3. Inhabiting the City as Tourist: Issues for Urban and Tourism Theory 4. Tourist Valorisation and Urban Development 5. Escaping the Global City? Gentrification, Urban Wellness Industries and the Exotic-Mundane 6. Living with Guests: Understanding the Reasons for Hosting via Airbnb in a Mobile Society 7. Living like a Local: Amsterdam Airbnb Users and the Blurring of Boundaries between 'Tourists' and 'Residents' in Residential Neighbourhoods 8. Commensality and 'Local' Food: Exploring a City with the Help of Digital Meal-sharing Platforms 9. Places of Muße as Part of New Urban Tourism in Paris 10. Commoning in New Tourism Areas: Co-Performing Evening Socials at the Admiralbrücke in Berlin-Kreuzberg 11. You Are a Tourist! Exploring Tourism Conflicts by Means of Performative Interventions