How does a historical linguistic landscape influence tourists' behavioral intention? A mixed-method study

Dai, Jianchi; Chen, Haiying; Zhang, Zhiming

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2024.101294

Tourism Management Perspectives

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.tmp.2024.101294

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How does a historical linguistic landscape influence tourists' behavioral intention? A mixed-method study

Jianchi Dai,

Haiying Chen,

Zhiming Zhang

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National park tourism is a critical factor in strengthening national identity. This study explores the construction process of national identity within the context of national parks through tourists' online comments on the Three‐River Source National Park. A semiotic structure—triadic relation—is adopted to explain the signification of national park landscapes. In the first semiotic relationship, the object of the national park landscape refers to a referential symbol. Through abduction, historical associations, object‐related authenticity, and the nationalization of nature are related to each other. In the second relationship, the object in the national park landscape refers to a condensation symbol. Through induction, romantics, existential authenticity, and the naturalization of the nation are related. Finally, we identified two types of landscapes that could interfere with tourists' interpretations: disqualified landscapes and repeated stimuli. These two landscapes were created as noise. We then discuss the theoretical and practical implications of these findings.

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How does a historical linguistic landscape influence tourists' behavioral intention? A mixed-method study

Cited by 2 publications

References 97 publications

From Tourists' Interpretation to National Identity in National Parks: A Semiotic Analysis

From Tourists' Interpretation to National Identity in National Parks: A Semiotic Analysis

The Application of Semiotics Theory in the Landscape Construction of Rural Vacation Areas

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