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Tourist Attraction Systems

Annals of Tourism Research, 1990
Abstract The literature on attractions is reviewed and a model of attractions is proposed. A tourist attraction system is defined as an empirical connection of tourist, nucleus, and marker. Tourists are travelers or visitors seeking leisure-related experiences, which involve nuclear and marker elements.
Neil Leiper
exaly   +2 more sources

Vacability and sociability as touristic attraction

Tourist Studies, 2013
Researchers sometimes portray the tourist as someone who travels the world searching for authentic experiences and scorns both ‘being a tourist’ and other tourists. However, in drawing on two studies of seemingly mundane kinds of holidays, this article points to two under-researched dimensions.
Blichfeldt, Bodil Stilling   +1 more
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TOURIST ATTRACTION OF THE REGION

Quality. Innovation. Education, 2022
In this article, the author attempts to summarize the results of research on the problem of assessing and increasing the tourist attractiveness of Russian regions, and summarizes the criteria for assessing the competitiveness of regions.
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Tourist attractiveness: measuring residents’ perception of tourists

Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2020
To date, tourism research has primarily explored resident perception and attitude in terms of tourism impact and development.
Gyunghoon Kim   +2 more
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Tourist experiences and attractions

Annals of Tourism Research, 2000
Abstract It is argued that general assessments of satisfaction are insensitive to a variety of differences in subjective experiences. The flow-simplex is introduced as an alternative method to provide differentiated information about the tourist experience.
Joar Vittersø   +3 more
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Comments on “tourist space and touristic attraction”

Leisure Sciences, 1985
(1985). Comments on “tourist space and touristic attraction”. Leisure Sciences: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 65-71.
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