Résumé
This chapter analyzes various spatial aspects of tourism growth in the city of Udaipur in southern Rajasthan (India). It examines the political, social and economic relationship between tourism and territory, in particular the impact of tourism on the city's urban layout, the resulting uneven economic development and its political consequences. It discusses tourism as a social phenomenon encouraging the economic specialization of particular areas and modifying social relationships between those involved in tourism and others.