Gjirokastra´s national folklore festival

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The National Folklore Festival of Gjirokastër: An Analysisof its Audiovisual Representation

Contemporary Southeastern Europe
The Gjirokastra National Folklore Festival has been the most important showcase forstaged performances of traditional expressive culture during the Communist regime. Itwas held every five years in Gjirokastër from 1968. More than 1500 people participated,
Minga, Mikaela
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National traditional festival tourism and visitors’ national identity: a dual collaborative framework of cultural inheritance and inherited innovation

Tourism Review, 2023
Wen-Qi Ruan, Shu-Ning Zhang
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Arts Festival Offerings: What Do Market Segments Prefer? Evidence from a South African National Arts Festival

Event Management, 2020
Martinette Kruger
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An Examination of Orchestras and Repertoire Performed at the American String Teachers Association’s National Orchestra Festival (2004–2020)

String Research Journal, 2022
John-Rine A Zabanal
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Transformation, meaning-making and identity creation through folklore tourism: the case of the Robin Hood Festival

Journal of Heritage Tourism, 2018
Sally Everett
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Aerosol optical properties observation and its relationship to meteorological conditions and emission during the Chinese National Day and Spring Festival holiday in Beijing

Atmospheric Research, 2017
Yu Zheng, Huizheng che, Tianliang Zhao
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Sociodemographic and Behavioral Determinants of Visitor Spending at the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival