LABR 3Q95 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: World Tourism Organization, Sex Tourism, Casual Sex
9 Feb 2018
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Sex tourism may be domestic or transnational. Following graphic is from chris ryan"s sex tourism: paradigms of confusion (2000, p. 35). Exemplifies elements of exploitation, voluntary entry, non and commercial sex of sex tourism. Bridging" race relations: sex tourism books, brochures: encourage travellers to see prostitution/sex as having a different meaning in these countries. Sellers of cultural experiences" have to reaffirm not only their client"s gender but also their racialized identity, and to do this they have to be the bearers of very specific racialized and gendered identities. Employment opportunities in the informal tourist industry are shaped by. Sex tourism: informal and formal work: particularly since 1970s: informal sector has flourished in global south, both formal and informal elements, formal work/commercial: work done in brothels, work that is regulated. Meals, household repairs, clothes, housing, rent: formal: organized tours, prostitution may be legal, male sex workers: top of the hierarchy of the informal sex industry.
