Advancing a social justice-orientated agenda through research: a review of refugee-related research in tourism

Scholars have called for more critical considerations of social justice and tourism that align with the tenets, values, practices sustainability, transformation, change. The aim this research was to map critically assess status refugee-related in tourism, particularly regards extent which it adopts, or extends, a justice-oriented agenda. A systematic literature review existing studies conducted. Content analysis assessed three aspects 37 studies, namely, (1) topics covered, (2) aligns practices, (3) furthers agenda transformation. revealed body work does not demonstrate practices; mostly because focus do exhibit Our illustrated tends frame refugees negatively as threat destinations, neglect epistemologies, reflexivity, processes. We conclude by highlighting alternative approaches could contribute agenda, using bridge creating change within structures, discourses, research.