Part I Introduction and context -- 1 Introduction: Gen Z, tourism, and sustainable consumption -- 2 Sustainable tourism for sustainable development: is Generation Z greener than Millennials? -- Part II Gen Z travel experiences, behaviours, and patterns -- 3 Re-positioning Generation Z as drivers of sustainable development: co-designing tourism with local Gen Zs -- 4 Are Generation Zers Homo vians, Phono sapiens, and Homo ecologicus? Intergenerational comparison with a reference to the Republic of Korea -- 5 Leading the sustainability change? Gen Z business students navigating amid global disruptions -- 6 Motivations and spatiotemporal behaviour in an urban destination: a comparative analysis between backpackers from Generations Z and Y -- 7 The generational transition of Gen Z tourists' behaviour: a sociological snapshot from the Vesuvius National Park -- Part III Generation Z consumption behaviour in the hospitality sector -- 8 Generation Z tourists' perception of hotels' green practices -- 9 Green practices and Gen Zers' behavioural intentions in the hospitality sector -- Part IV Gen Z and ethical consumption -- 10 Generation Z lifestyle: food activism and sustainable traveller behaviour -- 11 Gen Z tourists' perceptions of ethical consumption: a developing country perspective -- 12 Save it to cherish: the rise of wildlife voluntourism with Generation Z -- Part V Conclusions: Gen Z and the future of tourism -- 13 Conclusions and futures: are Gen Z the sustainable consumers of the future? -- Index.