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Black People and Tourism: Analysis of Academic Production about this Subject in Postgraduate Journals in Tourism in Brazil

The objective of the article is to systematize the scientific knowledge produced about black people in the seven national journals linked to the eleven Postgraduate Programs with a basic area in Tourism in order to discuss whether blacks are the subject of tourism studies in Brazil. The work is a descriptive and bibliographic research. To constitute the corpus to be analyzed, a search was carried out on the magazines' website with relevant keywords to the theme, which led to a selection of eight articles and a subsequent evaluation reduced to five, which allows concluding that, of the 2.618 articles that make up the collection of magazines, only 0.19% analyze black people and tourism. The papers found discussed quilombos (2), racism (1) and sexualization of black women (2). The results reveal that the theme is marginal and that the subject is invisible in the tourism academy in Brazil.