ALT The case studies can be thought of as a platform for reflection and discussion of different contexts, where cultural sensitivity and an under­standing of local settings play a role in the visitors’ and locals’ experiences. The case studies present issues also discussed in the tourism literature, but in a more accessible way. They can offer stimulating reading also for scholars. Their aim is to provide a base for work in the classroom, in particular – but not exclusively – in TLC (Tourism, Leisure, and Culture) programs. Each case comes with a suggestion of specific Learning Objectives that can be used to guide the reading and discus­sion. The case studies start with a story that illustrates some of the issues at hand, followed by questions to prompt reflection and discussion. Learning about different cultural settings can be both inspirational and a foundation for expanding knowledge about local cultures around the world.