![]() ![]() This study focuses on Arabian tourists (n=270) in Turkey because the production of many films has been transferred lately from Turkey to Arabian countries. With this context in mind, this study aims to (1) explore the construction of DAs, (2) analyze the differences between film-induced tourists (FITs) and non-film-induced tourists (NonFITs), and (3) determine the relationship between DAs and tourist satisfaction. These destination attributes (DAs) not only play an important role in the tourist decision process of where to travel, but also have an effect on tourist satisfaction about the visit. Keywords Visitor experience Attractions Events Tours Cultural tourism Hong Kongīecause films create destination images with the scenes and the actors they use, films can provide rich knowledge of the attributes of a destination such as cultural structure, historical places, event facilities, and shopping activities. The experience is also enhanced when various sites are combined by visitors to provide a ‘destination journey’. The strongest experiences were attributed to event contexts, followed by tours, and finally permanent attractions. We find that the conative dimension of experience elicits the highest experience scores from visitors, but affective experiences are more significant in distinguishing between different experience contexts and visitor groups. The scale is applied to compare visitor- and context-related influences on the experience and on subsequent behavioural intentions. Four dimensions of experience (cognitive, conative, affective and novelty) are identified through structural equation modelling.
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