Tourism is one of the world's fastest growing business sectors and a key economic contributor around the world. In Japan, Hokkaido is a popular tourist destination for both domestic and international tourists because it provides a unique natural landscape, climate, and culture due to its geographic location and the presence of the Ainu. The Ainu population are an indigenous people of Japan and Russia. Despite the Ainu are one of the oldest examples and signs of tradition and heritage, one of the biggest challenges for them to play a key role in tourism is relating to the relationship's imbalances with other members of the community. To this end, the aim of the paper is to explore the nature of relationships in the region, under the lens of stakeholder theory.We illustrate some possible avenues to restore the Ainu as protagonists of value creation processes in their own community, which might increase the benefit for tourists, sustainable performances of the area and the happiness and wellbeing of such vulnerable community.
Cet article évalue les pratiques actuelles recommandées par la littérature pour l’utilisation des technologies persuasives (TP) en proposant une revue systématique qualitative de la littérature utilisant la théorie du déficit d’auto-soins d’Orem comme cadre théorique. En utilisant une revue systématique des TP et des comportements de santé et d’autogestion qui en découlent, une liste de travail de 34 articles a été analysée de manière critique et un codage thématique naturaliste des résultats de la littérature a été effectué. Les résultats ont démontré que si le but de la gestion des soins de santé associés aux TP est d’augmenter le bien-être, selon les recherches directes et les examens des résultats au cours des cinq dernières années que nous avons pu examiner, les objectifs de mieux-être n’ont pas pu être atteints dans la plupart des études évaluatives. Les soins infirmiers traditionnels et les soins personnels sont susceptibles d’être plus efficaces, car les systèmes qui peuvent surveiller et fournir des soins intégrés pour chaque patient manquent de cohérence et d’applicabilité en termes pratiques. Des recherches futures importantes ainsi que l’intégration de la technologie dans l’éducation aux soins de santé doivent avoir lieu avant qu’une voie technologique pour les patients puisse être recommandée.
Tourism destinations seek to attract tourists in innovative and enticing ways by using web-based communication media. Since tourists have the choice between many destinations of the same target category, destinations are required to provide something special in order to stand out from other destinations. Recently, a lot of attention has been paid to the idea of creating promotional ecosystems able to represent territorial specificities while, at the same time, taking advantage of the global attractiveness of the country brand. However, less is known about how integrated bottom-up approaches. Since congruence between destination image and destination identity was already found to be highly important for successful destination branding, integrated bottom-up communication could provide a reliable basis for developing effective destination branding campaigns.
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