Exploring the influence of augmented reality on tourist word-of-mouth through the lens of museum tourism

2024-9-12

Resident well-being and perceptions of World Heritage Site management: divide between urban and rural WHSs

2024-9-11

Tourism, indigeneity, and the importance of place: fighting for heritage at Australia’s last frontier

2024-9-5

Soundscape, intangible cultural heritage and tourism: a study of the manual ringing of bells in Cervera (Catalonia, Spain)

2024-9-4

Viking heritage and history in Europe: practices and re-creations

2024-9-3

Correction

2024-9-3

An exploratory study on the adaptation strategies of longtail boat tour operators to an evolving marine business landscape: a case study of Phuket Island, Thailand

2024-8-15

From bite to byte: decoding the motivations fueling social media's culinary heritage stories

2024-8-6

The spatial narratives and representation of slavery and colonial heritage on guided tours in Amsterdam

2024-8-6

Exploring the extremes: connecting underwater and outer space heritage and tourism

2024-8-2

Leveraging historical hospitality in the national parks: Fred Harvey, Mary Colter, and the heritage of the American Southwest

2024-7-22

Heritage and new media spaces

2024-7-22

The role of artistic quality in a heritage architectural style in modulating tourist interest and aesthetic pleasure: a case study of Hui-style architecture in the Hongcun Scenic Area, China

2024-7-18

Gratitude notebooks in Israeli youths’ Holocaust journeys to Poland: ritual, confirmation, and reflection in heritage tourism

2024-7-15

In the potter’s hand: tourism and the everyday practices of authentic intangible cultural heritage in a pottery village

2024-7-10

Natural history: heritage, places and politics <b>Natural history: heritage, places and politics</b> , by Ross J. Wilson, London; New York, Routledge, 2018, 221 pp., £135 (hbk), ISBN: 978-1-4724-7046-1

2024-5-24

Comparison of gamified and non-gamified mixed reality in enhancing museum visitor engagement, motivation, and learning outcome

2024-5-16

Tourism as a factor in the preservation of the traditional dances of Ibiza and Formentera

2024-5-16

Cultural heritage tourism at film-related tourism sites: staged and existential authenticity at Hengdian World Studios

2024-5-7

Sound contexts of cultural heritage tourism in the Iberian Peninsula

2024-4-9

Threats and opportunities through the lens of civic and social council stakeholders in Madrid’s World Heritage urban cultural landscape

2024-4-8

Visitors’ heritage location choices in Amsterdam in times of mass tourism: a latent class analysis

2024-4-2

Transforming museum management through ICT adoption: an analysis of the Portuguese context during the COVID-19 pandemic

2024-4-1

Western tourists’ adjustment to cultural expectations in Africa

2024-4-1

Dark tourism development in a leisure destination: the perceptions of the local community in Cyprus

2024-3-20

Mapping online viewers’ social and non-social emotions using the lens of watching UNESCO cultural heritage sites’ travel vlogs

2024-3-18

How authenticity is negotiated and experienced by clergy and tourists at religious World Heritage sites: taking a closer look into the ‘preserve as found’ strategy

2024-3-15

Toward a theoretical framework of diaspora festivals: concepts and typologies

2024-3-11

Real in virtual or virtual in real? Intersecting virtual and real experience in open-world video games and heritage tourism

2024-3-7

Let’s see the whole picture: a multi-platform visual analysis of historic Mission San José on Instagram, Pinterest, Flickr, and TripAdvisor

2024-2-5

However, what is legitimacy? Residents’ perception of the legitimacy of a Brazilian ethnic-cultural festival

2024-1-25

Conceptualizing visitors’ experience in heritage hotels using big data

2024-1-18

Residents’ emotional and behavioral responses to visiting Maras (Varosha) as a dark tourism spot

2024-1-15

Discovering the authenticity of a Liberation Cultural Heritage experience in South Africa: a market segmentation approach

2024-1-9

Investigating guest books at heritage hotels: a forensic approach

2023-12-26

Having metaphors beyond branding: evidence from a heritage hotel, Pera Palace

2023-12-18

Assessing the impact of selfie-taking tourists on local tour guides in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone: a netnographic analysis of a dark tourism location

2023-12-15

Understanding a virtual heritage site through the lens of telepresence and virtual destination image

2023-12-15

Demystifying dark tourism to develop a future agenda for research: a structured review with bibliometric and TCCM analysis

2023-12-12

Using destination reviews to explore tourists’ sensory experiences at Christmas markets in Germany and Austria

2023-11-27

Managing place branding: the case of the Mewar royal family

2023-11-24

Heritage trails and the framing of place authenticity in Belfast’s<i>Titanic</i>memoryscape

2023-11-23

A re-positioning of post-industrial heritage in upper Silesia, Poland, into an integrated thematic tourist route

2023-11-15

Reflections on tourists’ experiential engagement with Scotland’s whisky heritage

2023-11-13

Smart positioning: how smart technologies can increase the attractiveness of heritage tourism destinations? The case of a small-scale Hungarian heritage city

2023-11-7

Intangible cultural heritage and tourism in China: a critical approach <b>Intangible cultural heritage and tourism in China: a critical approach</b> , by Junjie Su, Bristol, UK and Jackson, TN, Channel View, 2023, 232 pp., £109.95 (hbk), ISBN: 978-1845418632

2023-11-6

Bending history into heritage at hidden Christian sites in Nagasaki, Japan: UNESCO World Heritage site designation and tourism

2023-11-6

‘We gave the city its image and put it on the map.’: intangible cultural heritage and city branding in Buenos Aires and Valencia

2023-10-27

The rise of paranormal investigations as virtual dark tourism on YouTube

2023-10-18

Let’s listen: the voices of ethnic villagers in identifying host-tourist interaction issues in the Central Highlands, Vietnam

2023-10-3