Introduction - Empowering marginalised groups for inclusive tourism: a call for critical studies1. Tourism memories - a collaborative reflection on inclusion and exclusion2. Where are the Indigenous and First Nations people in sport event volunteering? Can you be what you can't see?3. Multicultural food events - opportunities for intercultural exchange and risks of stereotypification4. Making cultural and tourist attractions accessible and inclusive for people with disability through value co-creation amidst COVID-19: a critical discourse analysis5. The growth of Aboriginal tourism in remote Australia: Indigenist method for an operator perspective6. The empowerment of street food vendors: a marginalised community within the hospitality industry7. Beyond marginalisation: cultivating care by leaning into the voices of young advocates8.

'What is your name, where do you come from, what is your grade?' Using art-based interviews to highlight the experience of children hosting school tours in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe9. The role of gender equality in Iranian female tourism entrepreneurs' success10. Empowering people with visual disabilities through rural tourism: the benefits of nature activities and how the various travel constraints can be overcome11. Inclusive tourism: the experiences and expectations of Indonesian wheelchair tourists in nature tourism12. Transgender men in tourism: marginalisation, constraints and inclusion opportunities13. Understanding senior citizens' intentions to use virtual reality for religious tourism in India: a behavioural reasoning theory perspective14. Tourism and final wish making: the discourse of terminal illness and travel15. An investigation of factors affecting solo travel intention among marginalized groups: a case of Indian Muslim Women16.

Envisioning an inclusive tourism for an equitable future.