Bar crawls, foam parties, and clubbing networks: Mapping the risk environment of a Mediterranean nightlife resort

Sönmez, Sevil; Apostolopoulos, Yorghos; Theocharous, Antonis L.; Massengale, Kelley

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2013.05.002

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“…These phenomena relate in particular to health issues related to casual sex or to abuse of alcohol, drugs or other intoxicating substances by club-goers (e.g. Briggs, Tutenges, Armitage, Panchev, 2011;Ravn, 2012;Sonmez et al, 2013).…”

Section: Conflicts In Party Zonesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In particular, this problem concerns loud, drunken and badly behaving groups of British tourists (Boazmann, 2010; Thurnell-Read, 2012). Few attempts of describing such conflicts (and other negative aspects) compared to the existing clubbing infrastructure have been made in the literature so far, for example, the situation in the Ayia Napa (Sonmez et al, 2013), Lisbon (Nofre et al, 2018) or Barcelona (Nofre et al, 2017).…”

Section: Conflicts In Party Zonesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the next years other resorts in the Mediterranean such as e.g. Mallorca or Ayia Napa (on Cyprus) also gained popularity (Malbon, 1999;Sonmez, Apostolopoulos, Teocharous, Massengale, 2013).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Party space in Cracow and Warsaw: partying and conflicts

Iwanicki¹,

Dłużewska²

2018

Ekonomiczne Problemy Turystyki

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Central European cities became popular party tourism destinations after the enlargement of the European Union in 2004. Cracow and Warsaw became one of the most popular such destinations among Polish cities. With the increase in the number of tourists in both cities the incomes of local entrepreneurs increased, especially owners of restaurants, bars and clubs, but over time the presence of many drunken, behaving improperly tourists from abroad became the cause of conflicts with the local population and other tourists. These conflicts occur mainly in public spaces, near places with the highest concentration of bars and clubs. Such spaces can be called a before party zones (for bars and pubs) and party or clubbing zones (for clubs). This paper presents such zones in Cracow and Warsaw.

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Section: Conflicts In Party Zonesmentioning

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Section: Conflicts In Party Zonesmentioning

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Party space in Cracow and Warsaw: partying and conflicts

Iwanicki¹,

Dłużewska²

2018

Ekonomiczne Problemy Turystyki

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“…Participants are, for example, provided with behavioral and experiential cues through advertisements that promote alcohol as the main road to heterosexual sex and fun while stigmatizing men as primitive hunters and women as their willing prey (Tan 2013). Many departies involve a dynamic movement between indoor spaces where participants are crammed together and outdoor spaces where they may move more freely (Sönmez et al 2013). For example, pub crawl crowds walk from bar to bar (Thurnell-Read 2011; Reference removed 2015c), festivalgoers move between campsites and concert stages (Dilkes-Frayne in press), and road trip parties are marked by an alternation between time spent inside vehicles and time spent with larger crowds in parking lots (Reference removed forthcoming).…”

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Departies: conceptualizing extended youth parties

Fjær

Tutenges

2016

Journal of Youth Studies

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Every year, millions of young people travel away from home to party for days or weeks on end in permissive environments, such as music festivals, dance parties, and nightlife resorts. The studies that have been conducted on these extended youth parties have focused primarily on specific risk-taking behaviors, such as drug use and violence. Here, we scrutinize the research on extended youth parties to identify general changes that young people undergo at these events. We call these celebrations departies, because they center on the organization and facilitation of momentary departures from the participants' everyday life. Participants depart (1) spatially, by traveling to locations that are constructed as sites of opportunity and excess; (2) temporally, by partying for several days in a row and focusing on immediate gratifications; (3) morally, by engaging in activities that are widely deemed immoral; (4) stylistically, by altering their stylistic expressions through dress, demeanor, and consumption; and (5) experientially, because the parties generate mood and mind alterations. These are overlapping and intertwined elements, the combination of which amounts to a distinct type of youth party. Departies constitute exceptional events in the lives of many young people, and ought to be studied from a comparative perspective.

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“…Two of the cases of clubbing analysis in geographical aspects are included in the paper by Sonmez et al (2013), who present the mapping of clubbing facilities in the resort of Ayia Napa in Cyprus, and an article about selected aspects of foreign clubbing tourism in Tricity in Poland (Iwanicki, Dłużewska, 2014).…”

Section: Clubbing Tourism In Europementioning

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Potential of city break clubbing tourism in Wrocław

Iwanicki

Dłużewska

2015

Bulletin of Geography. Socio-Economic Series

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Abstract. Over the last decade Polish cities have become popular destinations of the foreign clubbing tourism. Interest of foreign tourists, however, is not reflected in the interest of scientists, because clubbing tourism-related issues have not been extensively studied in the literature regarding Polish cities. In this paper the authors have tried to fill this gap by analysing the potential of city break clubbing tourism in Wrocław, the city which has been selected the European Capital of Culture 2016. As part of the analysis, the following elements affecting the development of this type of tourism were examined: transport accessibility, clubbing infrastructure (discos, nightclubs and pubs), and other factors (accommodation facilities and selected tourist attractions). The transport accessibility data include only regular direct flights carried by low-cost carriers (LCC) in 2014 (number of connections, frequency of flights and ticket prices), as this type of transportation is crucial for city break tourism.

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Bar crawls, foam parties, and clubbing networks: Mapping the risk environment of a Mediterranean nightlife resort

Cited by 29 publications

References 53 publications

Party space in Cracow and Warsaw: partying and conflicts

Party space in Cracow and Warsaw: partying and conflicts

Departies: conceptualizing extended youth parties

Potential of city break clubbing tourism in Wrocław

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