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Dark tourism and spectral geographies: ghosts, memories, and the rupturing of absence and presence
Tourism GeographiesThis paper explores the intersection of dark tourism and spectral geographies, offering a critical examination of how spaces of death, disaster, trauma, and painful memories are shaped by hauntings and spectral presence.
Annaclaudia Martini +2 more
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THE HISTORY OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH OF «DARK» TOURISM
Bulletin of the International University of Tourism and HospitalityThis article is devoted to the analysis of scientific research in the field of «dark» tourism in the world and in the Republic of Kazakhstan. «Dark» tourism remains a niche segment of the tourism industry, the share of which in the total tourism market ...
A. Velichko, R. Plokhikh
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Embrace or discard? Cultural perceptions of dark tourism among local residents in developing country
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism InsightsPurposeResidents’ understanding of the development and promotion of dark tourism cannot be universally assumed due to cultural and traditional disparities across different geographical regions.
Kayode D. Aleshinloye +4 more
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Dark tourism: definition of functions and its role in society
Tourism, leisure and hospitalityDark tourism is a relatively new and poorly researched direction in tourism. In Russian-language literature, there are practically no in-depth fundamental studies of this phenomenon, while abroad there are many publications on this topic, covering a ...
A. Velichko, R. Plokhikh, E. Frolova
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Leisure Sciences, 2023
Emotions are at the epicenter of dark tourism, where visitors are confronted with topics relating to death and suffering and experience heightened emotional responses. Using the Broaden-and-Build model as a theoretical lens, we aim to examine the process
E. Lundin, J. Soulard, W. Stewart
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Emotions are at the epicenter of dark tourism, where visitors are confronted with topics relating to death and suffering and experience heightened emotional responses. Using the Broaden-and-Build model as a theoretical lens, we aim to examine the process
E. Lundin, J. Soulard, W. Stewart
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“Definitely gets the Adrenaline Pumping!” Fright and Dark Tourism in a Haunted Forest
Tourism Planning & DevelopmentThis study uses visitors’ comments (TripAdvisor and Google Maps) and articles (press and blog) to explore fear in a dark tourist attraction—the haunted forest Hoia Baciu. By researching a large corpus of texts using Leximancer software, we identified the
Viorel Mionel, Oana Mionel
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2022
Dark sky tourism (DST) . sometimes referred to as 'terrestrial star tourism' or 'celestial ecotourism' . consists of visitors travelling to remote, unlit areas on land or water, to observe celestial objects. Depending on the object(s) observed (e.g., stars, planets, moons, nebulae, star clusters or galaxies), stargazing activities occur either aided ...
Dalgleish, Hannah, Bjelajac, Dajana
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Dark sky tourism (DST) . sometimes referred to as 'terrestrial star tourism' or 'celestial ecotourism' . consists of visitors travelling to remote, unlit areas on land or water, to observe celestial objects. Depending on the object(s) observed (e.g., stars, planets, moons, nebulae, star clusters or galaxies), stargazing activities occur either aided ...
Dalgleish, Hannah, Bjelajac, Dajana
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Dark tourism geographies: ontological, epistemological and axiological perspectives
Tourism GeographiesIn this state-of-the-art review, we provide an overview of past debates and current trends in dark tourism geographies, and conceptually examine its theoretical intersections with critical issues, emerging ideas, paradigmatic progress and future research
Nitasha Sharma, Annaclaudia Martini
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2023
The chapter delves into a relatively newer segment in tourism arena: dark tourism. Dark tourism is a phenomenon that embodies the dramatic side of society including some horrific experiences. It is a complex fusion of history and heritage, tourism, and catastrophes.
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The chapter delves into a relatively newer segment in tourism arena: dark tourism. Dark tourism is a phenomenon that embodies the dramatic side of society including some horrific experiences. It is a complex fusion of history and heritage, tourism, and catastrophes.
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Dark tourism research: a bibliometric analysis and future research directions
Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism ResearchThe present study employs bibliometric analysis to conduct a comprehensive systematic review based on 395 articles published during 1994–2024 (31st March) to investigate critical publication trends and insights.
Anil Kumar +3 more
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