Film-induced tourism: Young Malaysian traveller motivations to visit a destination

Hamzah, Khaidzir; Aminudin, Norliza; Mustapha, Nor Azah; Ismail, Mohd Noor

doi:10.1201/9781315386980-81

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“…Whereas, movie scenes and celebrities are examples of pull factors that can elicit hedonistic responses and behaviours (Wong et al, 2017). While in this study, the push and pull factors were constructed from past studies by (Michael et al, 2020 andHamzah et al, 2016) which consist of novelty, personal connection, prestige, celebrity, entertainment, and film location.…”

Section: Travel Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Katsikari et al (2020) also agreed that the push factors are intangible or indicate internal aspirations of travellers, such as the desire for escapism, relaxation, prestige and many more. In this study, the items for push factors are mostly adopted by (Michael et al, 2020 andHamzah et al, 2016) which consist of the novelty, personal connection, and prestige.…”

Section: Push Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The pull factors act as the function in motivating the tourist to have a trip (Jaapar, Musa, Moghavvemi, & Saub,2017;Park et al, 2019). The variables and items of pull factors that are adopted from (Michael et al, 2020 andHamzah et al, 2016) which include the celebrity, entertainment, and film location.…”

Section: Pull Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Macionis' model and the push and pull factors can be implemented in film-induced tourism (Štruc, 2017). The push factors include novelty, personal connection, and prestige (Micheal et al, 2020;Hamzah et al, 2016) and the pull factor consists of celebrity, entertainment, and film location (Micheal et al, 2020;Hamzah et al, 2016). Therefore, the research framework for this study has been constructed as Figure 1:…”

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Malaysian Youth Motivational Factors of Film-Induced Tourism for Indonesian Film

Zulkifli¹,

Rahman²

2021

Jithor

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There are lots of efforts require in maintaining the sustainability of the tourism business, including promoting and marketing tourism destinations world widely. One of the alternatives recently used by the tourism industry around the world in promoting and marketing the places is through film tourism. In Indonesia, the film of Laskar Pelangi sparked the tourism industry in Indonesia. However, research on motivational factors of film-induced tourism in Indonesian film is limited. Thus, the study aims to identify the motivational factors that influence Malaysian youth to visit Indonesia after watching Indonesian films. To achieve the aim, the push and pull factors of film-induced tourism for Indonesian film have been investigated. This study using quantitative method for collecting the data and the questionnaires have been distributed to Malaysian youth who had watched Indonesian films as the target respondents. A total of 117 respondents were influenced to visit Indonesia after watching Indonesian films have participated in this research. This results show that novelty, entertainment and film location influenced Malaysian youth to visit Indonesia. The study suggests exploring other factors, such as accessibility, which could influence Malaysian youth to visit film location. Thus, this study provides a clear insight to research academic on motivational factors from Indonesian films that influence Malaysian youth to visit Indonesia. Further, it gives benefit to the tourism and film industry in Indonesia.Keywords: Film-Induced Tourism, Indonesian Film, Travel Motivation, Push and Pull Factors

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Section: Travel Motivationmentioning

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Malaysian Youth Motivational Factors of Film-Induced Tourism for Indonesian Film

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“…Busby, Ergul, Eng 2013;Kanaan, Al Najdawi, Shatnawi, Khaleefah 2019) oraz w Azji (np. Hamzah, Aminuddin, Mustapha, Ismail 2016;Du, Li, Pan, Zhang 2019). Na tym ostatnim kontynencie do szczególnie interesujących zjawisk należy zaliczyć: największą na świecie fabrykę snów -Bollywood, kinematografi ę chińską (Ji, Beeton 2012) oraz tzw.…”

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Film Museums in Poland – the Offer and Visitors

Stasiak

2021

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Analyses of fi lm tourism often stress the fact that it is a chimeric phenomenon, diffi cult to manage and transient. Thus, it is important to create permanent attractions that would draw fi lm lovers, irrespective of the changing conjuncture on the tourist and fi lm market. Those can be, for instance, fi lm museums. As a result of the conducted inventory (size and character of collection, topic of exposition, additional activity, etc.) more than a dozen facilities of museum character whose expositions are in diff erent ways connected with cinematography were identifi ed in Poland. They were divided into fi ve groups: fi lm museums proper, halls of memory, institutions related to museums, other museums connected with fi lm and defunct museums (closed down). The second part of the paper characterises visitors to four institutions (Museum of Cinematography in Lodz, Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory in Krakow, Bedtime Cartoons Museum in Rzeszow, Kargul and Pawlak Museum in Lubomierz). On the basis of the available general museum statistics, the level of frequency, visitors' structure (including characteristics of typical visitors) and seasonality of the tourist traffi c were determined. Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory in Krakow is a rarity against all the other facilities. Due to the number of visitors (over 400 thousand) and the range of impact (prevalence of foreign tourists), it has an international status. In turn, the potential of other museums has, so far, been poorly used.

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