Exploring Creative Tourism Based on the Cultural and Creative Cities (C3) Index and Using Bootstrap Confidence Intervals

Mareque, Mercedes; Creo, Elena de Prada; Álvarez‐Díaz, Marcos

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“…e computer provides a new way of thinking to solve problems for design, and the uncertainty of cultural and creative product design also brings infinite possibilities to computer. Based on this, this study aims to explore how to extract and apply the style by combining computer technology, so as to provide more possibilities for the secondary creation [11,12]. How to retain the distinctive design elements and find a new computer technology to inherit and develop, so that domestic and foreign tourists can understand the profound regional cultural charm of the product.…”

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Cultural Product Appearance Design Based on Improved Multiobjective Optimization Algorithm

Zhu

Han

2022

Security and Communication Networks

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Cultural creative products are important carriers of cultural heritage and play a very important role in the inheritance, innovation, and dissemination of culture. At present, cultural and creative products emerge in an endless stream with a variety of patterns. No matter in function or form, most of them still follow the traditional design method, and the product style is relatively single, the identification is not strong, and the heat is not enough. Therefore, in the design of cultural and creative products, it is far from meeting the requirements of the flexible and changeable market to only use culture to conform to the consideration of product form. Instead, it should also take into account the personalized and diversified needs of users for products and carry out in-depth practical research on their functionality and imagery. Therefore, this study proposes an improved multiobjective optimization algorithm, combined with the VGG (visual geometry group) model, to study and design the appearance characteristics, color collocation, and design aesthetic feeling of cultural and creative products. This study hopes that through the continuous attempts of cultural and creative product design, people can feel the splendid cultural connotation civilization again and provide new ideas and good for the advanced theme design of traditional Chinese culture.

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Cultural Product Appearance Design Based on Improved Multiobjective Optimization Algorithm

Zhu

Han

2022

Security and Communication Networks

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“…Este tipo de turismo creativo, además, puede ser desarrollado en cualquier espacio, tanto rural como urbano. En este ultimo caso, implantarlo en una ciudad pequeña, como el caso que nos ocupa, no constituye una limitación sino todo lo contrario, ya que muchas ciudades con menor tamaño cuentan con un número de infraestructuras culturales y vida cultural (Mareque et al 2021) comparable a las más grandes.…”

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2023

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La movilidad internacional ha demostrado contribuir muy favorablemente al desarrollo personal, académico y profesional del alumnado universitario. Conseguir que la mayor parte de los estudiantes tengan acceso a este tipo de experiencias debe de ser un objetivo prioritario para favorecer su formación integral. En el caso de las movilidades de corta duración, hacer una planificación específica a través de fórmulas de turismo creativo que permitan el máximo aprovechamiento de los intercambios interculturales puede determinar el éxito de la experiencia. La evaluación del modelo propuesto sugiere la importancia de integrar este tipo de actividades a la hora de diseñar políticas eficientes.

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“…According to Kladou et al [47], the most significant aim of branding is recalling positive associations connected with a destination, as well as its differentiation from the competition. An important observation is noted by Mareque et al [48] (p. 12), who hold an opinion that city marketing should consider a balance between the identity, the image, and the desired reputation, whereby the brand will not work unless it is backed up by reality. Thus, cities should focus their efforts on increasing their appeal and continuing to improve their reality.…”

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The Relationship between Cities’ Cultural Strength, Reputation, and Tourism Intensity: Empirical Evidence on a Sample of the Best-Reputable European Cities

Pavković¹,

Karabašević

Jević³

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As the social phenomenon that takes into account cultural venues and facilities and cultural participation and attractiveness, the cultural strength of a city is a significant dimension of each city relevant for its inhabitants, as well as its visitors. The results of a research study on the nature of the relationship between cultural strength, on the one hand, and reputation and tourism intensity, on the other, are presented in this paper on a sample of the 20 European cities with the best reputation index according to the report entitled “The World’s Most Reputable Cities” (2018 City RepTrak®). The primary goal of the study is to determine the relationship between the cultural strength and reputation of these cities. The secondary goals are focused on determining the relationship between cultural venues and facilities as a segment of cultural strength and tourism intensity. The methodology used in the study comprises: the definition and analysis of the city reputation concept, as well as the determination of the differences in comparison with the reputation of an urban tourism destination, the identification of the constituents of the cultural strength of the cities and their role in tourist attractions, and finally, the investigation of the nature of the relationship between cultural strength, on the one hand, and tourism intensity, on the other. In order to conduct the analysis of these relationships and their interdependence, correlation and regression analyses are used. One of the conclusions of the paper is that cultural venues and facilities are not connected with the reputation of cities, whereas the correlation regarding cultural participation and attractiveness is confirmed. The results of the study also show the most important “cultural venues and facilities” indicator in relation to tourism intensity. In terms of this and based on the obtained research results of the study, the role that cultural strength plays in positioning cities in stakeholders’ perception through the strategic process of the creation and management of cities’ reputation, as well as the tourism attractiveness of cities and a consequent increase in the number of tourists as important stakeholders and ensuring their satisfaction, are presented in the paper.

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Exploring Creative Tourism Based on the Cultural and Creative Cities (C3) Index and Using Bootstrap Confidence Intervals

Cited by 19 publications

References 43 publications

Cultural Product Appearance Design Based on Improved Multiobjective Optimization Algorithm

Cultural Product Appearance Design Based on Improved Multiobjective Optimization Algorithm

creatividad como eje de integración intercultural

The Relationship between Cities’ Cultural Strength, Reputation, and Tourism Intensity: Empirical Evidence on a Sample of the Best-Reputable European Cities

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