Browsing by Author "Pan, Steve"
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Film-induced heritage site conservation: The case of echoes of the rainbow
(Sage, 2012)It has been contended that a link exists between films and the creation of tourist locations. A film can have an unintended consequence that leads to community actions and subsequent policy initiatives that are supportive ... -
Framing New Zealand: How international media project the images of Aotearoa
(The University of Waikato, 2006)Travel stories (travelogues) are a potentially important source through which people can understand different cultures. They could be consulted as frames of reference for immediate or future travel decisions. Consequently, ... -
Gender, framing and travelogues
(Sage Publications, 2007)This article analyzes gender differences in visiting media reporting of a tourism destination. Based on the concept of frame analysis, a method commonly used in media studies, it combines the analysis of texts and pictures ... -
Mountain areas and visitor usage - motivations and determinants of satisfaction: The case of Pirongia Forest Park, New Zealand
(Channel View Publications, 2007)This paper reports on visitor motivations and satisfaction at Pirongia Forest Park, New Zealand. The study used a derivative of the Leisure Motivation Scale to assess motives, and a factor analysis confirmed five dimensions ... -
Tourism sense-making: the role of the senses and travel journalism
(Taylor & Francis, 2009)The tourist experience is corporeal and multisensory. Tourism organizations, therefore, need to pay attention to the sensual content of promotional messages conveyed to potential tourists to provide incentives for seeking ...
