Routledge Handbook on Gender in Tourism

Abstract

Promoting gender equality and discussing gender issues in tourism openly and inclusively can be facilitated by moving towards a gender-conscious tourism curriculum. University students need to be equipped with knowledge, skills, and experiences that will enable them to navigate the ever-changing world in a purposeful and meaningful way. This chapter shares reflections on teaching and learning, drawing on the author's classroom experience, to illustrate the challenges and opportunities of incorporating gender in tourism programmes. By critically drawing on the principles of heutagogy, this chapter offers insights on the value of “revisiting teaching philosophy,” “co-creating a collective and inclusive learning space,” and promoting “learning and teaching through conversation” as essential pillars to teaching and learning gender. In doing so, this chapter contributes to the ongoing discussions on the need to design a gender-conscious curriculum bringing to attention gender issues as being mainstream in tourism education and beyond.

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