From an event to tourist attraction: a typological study of New Year celebrations

Zamani-Farahani, Hamira; Niekerk, Mathilda van; Mathis, Elaine F.

doi:10.1080/19407963.2018.1465065

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“…The practical implications of events research Similar to many of her colleagues, Mathilda considered practitioner relevance to be an important aspect of her work as an event management researcher. Her studies of tourism Guest editorial events (Zamani-Farahani et al, 2019) and the conferences she organised at Rosen College (e.g. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ice2017/) exemplify her efforts to build bridges between theory and practice.…”

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Nostalgia Promotes Parents’ Tradition Transfer to Children by Strengthening Parent-Child Relationship Closeness

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Parental tradition transfer to children is pivotal for their socialization, identity formation, and culture perpetuation. But what motivates parents to transfer traditions to their children? We hypothesized that nostalgia, an emotion strengthening interpersonal bonds, would promote tradition transfer through parent-child relationship closeness. We tested these hypotheses using cross-sectional (Studies 1 and 4), cross-lagged (Study 2 and preregistered Study 5), and experimental (Studies 3 and 6) designs. In Studies 1 to 3, nostalgia was associated with, had lagged effect on, and promoted tradition transfer. In Studies 4–6, parent-child relationship closeness mediated the link between nostalgia and tradition transfer. The findings enrich our understanding of the vertical transmission of knowledge, customs, and values, offering insight into how intergenerational bonds are reinforced and cultural heritage is maintained.

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From an event to tourist attraction: a typological study of New Year celebrations

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