Introduction: New Issues in Polar Tourism

Müller, Dieter K.; Lundmark, Linda; Lemelin, Raynald Harvey

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“…Despite[AQ4] the importance of winter and skiing holidays within many Norwegian destinations, research on destination images in the major markets seems to be absent. While some scholars have paid attention to polar or artic tourism in Nordic countries (Falk & Vieru, 2016;Grenier, 2007;Heimtun, 2015;Müller, Lundmark, & Lemelin, 2013;Tangeland, Aas, & Odden, 2013), these studies do not deal per se with winter destinations where ski resorts are the mainstay, nor with destination images.…”

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Affective and cognitive dimensions of ski destination images. The case of Norway and the Lillehammer region

Andersen

Øian

Aas

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Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

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Please note that the Funding section has been created by summarising information given in your acknowledgements. Please correct if this is inaccurate. Reply: Resolved AQ3: Please note that the Funding sections (Norwegian Regional Research Fund-region Innlandet) have been created from information supplied during the peer review process, not from your manuscript. This was checked against the Open Funder Registry and we failed to find a match. Please check and resupply the funding details if necessary. Reply: Resolved AQ4: Please check that the heading levels have been correctly formatted throughout. Reply: Resolved AQ5: Please provide the missing value instead of (?) in Table 1. Reply: replace ? with-20 AQ6: The sentence "Age 45-60 years …" has been edited. Please check whether the change conveys the intended meaning and amend if necessary. Reply: Resolved AQ7: Please provide the significance of bold values in Table 3. Reply: I may misundersantd the question, but the the bold values are factor loadings, there should not be any significance related to them. AQ8: The sentence "The cognitive dimension …" has been edited. Please check whether the change conveys the intended meaning and amend if necessary. Reply: Resolved-looks ok AQ9: It happends i travel'-Please check this usage for clarity since the meaning is not clear. Reply: Changed to "Occasionally" AQ10: Please check the edits to the sentence "The likelihood of visiting the Lillehammer …" are correct. Reply: Resolved AQ11: Please note that the term "exiting" has been changed to "exciting". Please check whether the change conveys the intended meaning in the sentence "In general, the image of Norway …". Reply: Resolved-ok AQ12: The disclosure statement has been inserted. Please correct if this is inaccurate. Reply: Resolved AQ13: The CrossRef database (www.crossref.org/) has been used to validate the references. Mismatches between the original manuscript and CrossRef are tracked in red font. Please provide a revision if the change is incorrect. Do not comment on correct changes Reply: Resolved AQ14: Please provide the missing publisher name and city for reference "Gjesdal 2016" references list entry. Reply: Gjesdal, this is personal communication from him to me. He is CEO for the tourism organisation "Visit Lillehammer")

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Affective and cognitive dimensions of ski destination images. The case of Norway and the Lillehammer region

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Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

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“…It can be assumed that the NBTs of the north are more place-dependent in their operations, while in the south the emphasis is on the variety of activities. This suggests the need for deeper understanding of NBT in the north, with the attention to the specifics of tourism and regional development in a peripheral area (Brown & Hall, 2000;Hall & Boyd, 2005;Müller & Jansson, 2007;Brouder, 2013;Müller, Lundmark, & Lemelin, 2013;Carson, Carson & Lundmark, 2014).…”

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Natural amenities and the regional distribution of nature-based tourism supply in Sweden

Margaryan

Fredman

2016

Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

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“…Another new development is the recent, unexpected emergence of 'bucket list' or 'last chance' tourism: travel for the specific purpose of seeing places, including protected areas, before they are destroyed or irretrievably altered by climate change, or of seeing wildlife species before they go extinct (Muller, et al 2013). Yet another is the uncertain future of the transportation upon which tourism depends: how will people travel to and within protected areas in a post-fossil-fuels world?…”

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Tourism and visitor management in protected areas : guidelines for sustainability

Bride¹

2018

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Introduction: New Issues in Polar Tourism

Cited by 11 publications

References 19 publications

Affective and cognitive dimensions of ski destination images. The case of Norway and the Lillehammer region

Affective and cognitive dimensions of ski destination images. The case of Norway and the Lillehammer region

Natural amenities and the regional distribution of nature-based tourism supply in Sweden

Tourism and visitor management in protected areas : guidelines for sustainability

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