ec1c37c14f1ec49325606f0fe2129947 bage_a2019n83p2834.pdf 8d8021f574d849e74324df9f3b6078f7b88607fb bage_a2019n83p2834.pdf f3392dcda623c9400cfbcd77194d3d0fd661feea737181f484a25153f950d593 bage_a2019n83p2834.pdf Title: Not tourism-phobia but urban-philia: understanding stakeholders’ perceptions of urban touristification / No es turismofobia sino urbanofilia: percepciones de la turisficación urbana de los grupos de interés Subject: Tourism development affects prominent city centres worldwide, causing social unrest that has been labelled “tourism-phobia.” This article problematizes the recent appearance of this term by unravelling the links between the materiality of contemporary urban tourism and the response it receives from social movements opposing its expansion. We endeavour to understand the meaning that different actors involved in the city's touristification attach to this term, and in particular the perceptions of citizens’ movements that claim to espouse not tourism-phobia but urban-philia. To analyze these dynamics, we draw on Lefebvre’s discussion of the “right to the city” to highlight the extractive productive relations characterizing the tourism industry and the contestations such relations trigger. Taking the example of two Spanish cities (Barcelona and Palma), our findings indicate that the social malaise found in tourist oversaturation is due to the disruption it causes to everyday life, including price increases and rising rents. Consequently, the discomfort popular mobilisations have generated among the ruling class has led the latter to disqualify and even criminalise the former’s legitimate claims under the label of tourism-phobia. To conclude, we call for a future research agenda in pursuit of social justice and equity around re-touristification, de-touristification or even tourist degrowth. / El desarrollo turístico afecta a centros urbanos prominentes en todo el mundo, causando un malestar social que ha sido etiquetado como "turismo-fobia.” El objetivo de nuestra contribución es explicar la reciente aparición de este término al desentrañar los vínculos entre la materialidad del turismo urbano contemporáneo y la respuesta que recibe de los movimientos sociales que se oponen a su expansión, intentando así comprender las acepciones que los actores implicados en la turistificación de la ciudad dan al término. Para analizar estas dinámicas, recurrimos a la discusión de Lefe Keywords: tourism; right to the city; tourism-phobia; urban struggle; urban-philia; turismo; derecho a la ciudad; turismofobia; conflicto urbano; urbanofilia. 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We endeavour to understand the meaning that different actors involved in the city's touristification attach to this term, and in particular the perceptions of citizens’ movements that claim to espouse not tourism-phobia but urban-philia. To analyze these dynamics, we draw on Lefebvre’s discussion of the “right to the city” to highlight the extractive productive relations characterizing the tourism industry and the contestations such relations trigger. Taking the example of two Spanish cities (Barcelona and Palma), our findings indicate that the social malaise found in tourist oversaturation is due to the disruption it causes to everyday life, including price increases and rising rents. Consequently, the discomfort popular mobilisations have generated among the ruling class has led the latter to disqualify and even criminalise the former’s legitimate claims under the label of tourism-phobia. To conclude, we call for a future research agenda in pursuit of social justice and equity around re-touristification, de-touristification or even tourist degrowth. / El desarrollo turístico afecta a centros urbanos prominentes en todo el mundo, causando un malestar social que ha sido etiquetado como "turismo-fobia.” El objetivo de nuestra contribución es explicar la reciente aparición de este término al desentrañar los vínculos entre la materialidad del turismo urbano contemporáneo y la respuesta que recibe de los movimientos sociales que se oponen a su expansión, intentando así comprender las acepciones que los actores implicados en la turistificación de la ciudad dan al término. Para analizar estas dinámicas, recurrimos a la discusión de Lefe tourism right to the city tourism-phobia urban struggle urban-philia turismo derecho a la ciudad turismofobia conflicto urbano urbanofilia. 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