Residents with camera: Exploring tourism impacts through participant-generated images

Winter, Theres; Adu-Ampong, Emmanuel Akwasi

doi:10.1016/j.annals.2020.103112

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“…For the data analysis, we treated the data collected from the interview and photo-elicitation as one dataset (Winter and Adu-Ampong 2021). We used NVivo to organize and assign each picture to the corresponding interview transcript and followed Saldaña’s (2021) coding guidelines by engaging in a first and second coding cycle.…”

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Dark Tourism and Social Mobilization: Transforming Travelers After Visiting a Holocaust Museum

Soulard

Stewart

Larson

et al. 2022

Journal of Travel Research

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A critical gap in the dark tourism literature concerns the possibility of social mobilization outcomes after taking part in dark tourism experiences. While a crucial driver behind the creation of museums focusing on war and genocide is to prevent their reoccurrence by socially mobilizing travelers, few studies look at whether travelers can become socially mobilized and take actions for human rights. We apply the Framing Theory of Social Action to investigate whether travelers employ framings in their discourse to reveal social mobilization outcomes after visiting exhibits at a Holocaust Museum. Travelers engage in photo-elicitation and in-depth interviews about their post-experience of visiting exhibits that are focusing on the Holocaust, women’s rights, and apartheid at Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center (IHMEC). Travelers suggest they engage in the main form of social mobilization outcomes: feeling empowered, pursuing remembrance and education, and identifying societal issues that warrant mobilization.

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Dark Tourism and Social Mobilization: Transforming Travelers After Visiting a Holocaust Museum

Soulard

Stewart

Larson

et al. 2022

Journal of Travel Research

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“…To date, common qualitative techniques within dark tourism research have been observations and interviews (Podoshen et al, 2015), although the Delphi method (Kennell & Powell, 2020), visual analysis (Goatcher & Brunsden, 2011) and interpretive phenomenological analysis (Farkic, 2020), have more recently helped to diversify this empirical base. Although visual methodologies are not new, they have gained increased recognition within tourism scholarship (Michelini, King, & Tung, 2021;Winter and Adu-Ampong, 2021). Matteucci (2013) proposed that photo elicitation "should be adopted by researchers as a fun, creative and multi-sensory alternative to conventional approaches" (p. 196).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This is then followed by an exploration of the intersections of street art and dark tourism. Answering the call for the utilisation of participative visual methods in tourism research (Winter & Adu-Ampong, 2021), we lay out the episodes of a methodological journey to explore the existential aspects of dark tourism experiences in the Zone. In doing so, we place an emphasis on the feelings, states and emotions the place of disaster may stir up within tourists, thus contributing to this emerging field of enquiry.…”

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Consuming dark sites via street art: Murals at Chernobyl

Farkić

Kennell

2021

Annals of Tourism Research

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“…Na atualidade, as redes sociais são importantes fontes de informação para os turistas (Llodra-Riera et al, 2016;Guo et al, 2021); as fotografias partilhadas nestas redes incutem nestes o aumento das suas expetativas e forte desejo de conhecer os destinos que são publicados (Perinotto, 2013;Winter & Adu-ampong, 2021). Balomenou e Garrod (2019) afirmam que o turismo se tornou um dos maiores e mais influentes setores económicos graças ao poder da fotografia compartilhadas nas redes sociais.…”

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Meios de Comunicação e Imagem dos Destinos Turísticos - Uma Revisão de Literatura

Jacinto

2023

RILP

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O crescimento do turismo a nível global oferece oportunidades e desafios aos destinos turísticos. Na atualidade, um dos grandes desafios dos destinos turísticos consiste em atrair e reter turistas. Neste sentido, é vital que estes adotem estratégias eficazes de comunicação, pois a informação transmitida através dos diferentes canais ou meios de comunicação é a fonte que alimenta a imagem de um destino na mente de um turista, contribuindo para sua atratividade e competitividade. Sendo assim, o objetivo deste artigo de revisão é averiguar como a literatura aborda a relação entre os meios de comunicação e a imagem dos destinos turísticos da Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (CPLP). Para tal, foi usada a pesquisa bibliográfica nas bases de dados da Scopus e Web of Science. A pesquisa efetuada permitiu concluir que, no âmbito da imagem dos destinos turísticos na CPLP, são abordadas diversas temáticas, no entanto, existe escassez de literatura sobre a relação entre os meios de comunicação e a imagem dos destinos turísticos. Espera-se que pesquisas futuras abordem este assunto com maior horizonte temporal e em diferentes bases de dados.

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Residents with camera: Exploring tourism impacts through participant-generated images

Cited by 12 publications

References 46 publications

Dark Tourism and Social Mobilization: Transforming Travelers After Visiting a Holocaust Museum

Dark Tourism and Social Mobilization: Transforming Travelers After Visiting a Holocaust Museum

Consuming dark sites via street art: Murals at Chernobyl

Meios de Comunicação e Imagem dos Destinos Turísticos - Uma Revisão de Literatura

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