Attributes that form romantic travel experience: a study of Chinese Generation Y tourists

Li, Fangxuan; He, Canfei; Qiao, Guanghui

doi:10.1080/13683500.2020.1820456

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“…The need for coding is to facilitate the analysis and interpretation of the dense data found in texts (Creswell, 2015). The researchers subsequently compared their coding systems to minimalize bias (Kwek et al , 2014 in Li et al , 2020). Lastly, the researchers discussed the results and its accuracy before translating them into English for the purpose of writing this article (Figures 1–3).…”

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Local habitus and temporal overtourism in Yogyakarta

Purwandani

Pakan²

2022

CBTH

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Purpose This paper aims to unpack personal narratives of local residents in relation to the effects of overtourism in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The paper uses Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of habitus to understand how local residents cope with temporal overtourism. Design/methodology/approach Findings were gathered from observations and interviews. Interviews were conducted with 12 informants, consisting of local small-to-medium enterprise tourism entrepreneurs, local informal tourism workers and a group of locals uninvolved in tourism. Findings The paper has two key findings. First, locals uninvolved in tourism show empathetic behavior toward the locals involved in tourism despite their experiencing negative effects of tourism. The involved locals, for their part, were aware of the importance of resolving issues with the uninvolved locals through regular communication so as to secure the sustained future of tourism. Second, the use of social capital by involved and uninvolved locals reflects the local Javanese culture and value system in which social harmony and integration are paramount. Research limitations/implications Local habitus forms and informs locals’ perceptions on temporal overtourism issues. It enables an understanding on how locals manage the effects of overtourism in Yogyakarta. The habitus, which is greatly influenced by Javanese values, creates attitudes and behaviors which are empathetic and tolerant. Practical implications To avoid the potential conflict when overtourism explicitly or implicitly frustrates locals, policy should be formulated by taking into account the findings of this paper on the local habitus. The study contributes to the overtourism debate by looking at the inter-relationship of local social structures and cultural context with local responses to temporal overtourism. Originality/value Using the concept of habitus, this research deepens existing understanding on the local responses toward overtourism. This research expects to theoretically enrich and complexify debates on tourism–habitus nexus in tourism studies.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Local habitus and temporal overtourism in Yogyakarta

Purwandani

Pakan²

2022

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“…Despite its gorgeous landscape, abundant resources, and governmental and provincial assistance, Zhanjiang's tourism image has yet to gain national popularity (Li, He &Qiao, 2021). The image position is not entirely appropriate.…”

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Advantages of Marketing Communication in the Development of a Tourism Brand

Mahamood²

2022

JESR

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A culturally thriving nation needs comprehensive tourism. Holistic tourism considers economic growth, cultural preservation, and inheritance, as well as cultural improvement and innovation. The tourism development will assist transportation, hotel, dining, commerce, cultural, and sports sectors. Also, the statistics show that travellers often choose positive-message locations. Many developing countries perceive tourism as a way to achieve long-term growth and are keen to expand worldwide. This study examines how tourists perceive China, particularly Zhanjiang. This place has beautiful scenery, a rich cultural legacy, and cultural heritages. China's tourist services are well-known. This study examines ways to better understand a tourist town's image to help develop national tourism (Zhanjiang). This study will identify contemporary issues in Zhanjiang's tourism by evaluating the current condition and researching the audience's impression. To understand secondary data, examine various media, Zhanjiang's website, news, and blogs. Marketing communication is vital for building a tourism brand. Conversations from relatives and friends, user-generated social media posts, internet celebrity affectionate referrals, corporate media on-site reports, famous film, and television viewfinders, Zhanjiang's official media attention platform, tourist industry projects of travel agencies and blogs created impactful tourists' perceptions of comprehensive tourism. This article addresses establishing a tourism brand in Zhanjiang and developing a marketing plan. Received: 30 August 2022 / Accepted: 20 October 2022 / Published: 5 November 2022

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“…Previous examples of the use of constructiveness grounded theory in tourism research include. Zhang and Wu (2017) and Li et al (2020).…”

Section: Perceived Valuementioning

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What does tourism mean for Chinese rural migrant workers? Perspectives of perceived value

Qiao

Xiao

et al. 2021

Journal of Tourism Research

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This research explores Chinese rural migrant workers' perceived value of tourism from a social tourism perspective. The findings are based on 20 semi-structured interviews and highlight the benefits that tourism can bring to Chinese rural migrant workers. Theoretically, the study led to the developed of a six-dimension life work social self-realization emotional epistemic scale that shows Chinese rural migrant workers' perceived value of tourism based on life value, work value, social value, selfrealization value, emotional value, and epistemic value. Practically, the research provides useful suggestions for government on policy development and opportunities for the design of tourism products for Chinese rural migrant workers. This study challenges the existing understanding of perceived value, which has highlighted tourism value from a macro perspective but neglected to look at perceived value on a micro or individual level.

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Attributes that form romantic travel experience: a study of Chinese Generation Y tourists

Cited by 16 publications

References 53 publications

Local habitus and temporal overtourism in Yogyakarta

Local habitus and temporal overtourism in Yogyakarta

Advantages of Marketing Communication in the Development of a Tourism Brand

What does tourism mean for Chinese rural migrant workers? Perspectives of perceived value

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