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Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education, 2013
Homeland tourism is a powerful medium of diasporic education. Yet, efforts to understand the enterprise are hampered by neglect of the field's history. This article contributes to the historiography of diaspora homeland tourism by examining the emergence of American Jewish educational tours of Israel in the 1950s and 1960s.
Shaul Kelner
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Homeland tourism is a powerful medium of diasporic education. Yet, efforts to understand the enterprise are hampered by neglect of the field's history. This article contributes to the historiography of diaspora homeland tourism by examining the emergence of American Jewish educational tours of Israel in the 1950s and 1960s.
Shaul Kelner
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HOMELAND TOURISM, EMOTION, AND IDENTITY LABOR
Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race, 2012AbstractConcern over intergenerational ethnic continuity, with members of minority groups seeking to ensure that youth become invested in and committed to religious, cultural, or ethnic identities, is long-standing and inherent to group boundary formation.
Judith Taylor +2 more
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Exploring the motivation of Chinese immigrants for homeland tourism
Current Issues in Tourism, 2014This study explored the travel motives of the Chinese immigrants who visit their homeland for vacation. A combination of qualitative interview and quantitative survey was undertaken to collect data. Five-hundred valid Chinese immigrants in Macao were surveyed.
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Imagining the Scottish nation: tourism and homeland nationalism in Scotland
Current Issues in Tourism, 2013Genealogical tourism is one of the fastest growing sub-segments of heritage tourism. The travel motivation for genealogical visit stems from the search for familiarisation and identification with ‘the native other’ through which tourists seek to reaffirm their cultural affinity and commonness.
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Contemporary Jewry, 2009
Two new indicators of Jewish identity—market penetration of educational youth tours to Israel and rates of participation in a second tour—are proposed, and considered together with three widely used indicators (endogamy rates, day school enrolment and tourism to Israel) to create a typology of Jewish Diaspora communities.
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Two new indicators of Jewish identity—market penetration of educational youth tours to Israel and rates of participation in a second tour—are proposed, and considered together with three widely used indicators (endogamy rates, day school enrolment and tourism to Israel) to create a typology of Jewish Diaspora communities.
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positions: asia critique, 2003
In 1972 eleven college-educated, secondthrough fourth-generation ChineseAmerican youths of Cantonese descent traveled toHongKong to study theCantonese language.1All had hoped to serve theChinatown community as activists, yet most could not even talk to the newly arriving non-Englishspeaking immigrants; they described their political dilemma in a 1973 ...
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In 1972 eleven college-educated, secondthrough fourth-generation ChineseAmerican youths of Cantonese descent traveled toHongKong to study theCantonese language.1All had hoped to serve theChinatown community as activists, yet most could not even talk to the newly arriving non-Englishspeaking immigrants; they described their political dilemma in a 1973 ...
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2021
This book is also available in English as well as in Spanish. It encompasses a series of themes regarding roots tourism and is a piece of work carried out by various scholars, throughout the last several years. In the first nucleus, it is composed of studies conducted through the University of Calabria by Sonia Ferrari and Tiziana Nicotera.
Sonia Ferrari, Tiziana Nicotera
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This book is also available in English as well as in Spanish. It encompasses a series of themes regarding roots tourism and is a piece of work carried out by various scholars, throughout the last several years. In the first nucleus, it is composed of studies conducted through the University of Calabria by Sonia Ferrari and Tiziana Nicotera.
Sonia Ferrari, Tiziana Nicotera
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An ironic paradox The longitudinal view on impacts of the 1990s homeland war on tourism in Croatia
2012Croatia is a Mediterranean tourism destination with a tourism tradition of more than 160 years. The tourist flowsj to Croatia practically came to a halt in the 1990s because of the homeland war, but now, twenty years now after the war and a painful recovery phase, Croatia is one again attracting th tourist market.
Mikačić, Vesna +2 more
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