Destination image analysis - A review of 142 papers from 1973 to 2000

Tourism Management

Volumn 23, Issue 5, 2002, Pages 541-549

  Pike, Steve ^a  

^a TOI OHOMAI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY   (New Zealand)

Author keywords

Destination image; Travel context

Indexed keywords

TOURIST DESTINATION;

EID: 0036784030     PISSN: None     EISSN: 02615177     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0261-5177(02)00005-5     Document Type: Article

References (142)

1. The influence of the components of a state's tourist image on product positioning strategy
2. The need for the identification of the constituents of a destination's tourist image: A promotion segmentation perspective
3. Imagery of Denmark among visitors to Danish fine arts exhibitions in Scotland
4. Multivariate analysis in travel research: A tool for travel package design and market segmentation
5. Projected and perceived image of Spain as a tourist destination for British travellers
6. Barriers found in repositioning a Mediterranean 'sun and beach' product: The Valencian case
7. The relationship between destination images and sociodemographic and trip characteristics of international travellers
8. Affective images of tourism destination
9. A model of destination image
10. US international pleasure travelers' images of four Mediterranean destination: A comparison of visitors and nonvisitors
11. French perceptions and images of the United States as a destination country
12. The use of advertising in managing destination image
13. Developing a revised competitive position for Sun/Lost City, South Africa
14. Humanistic tourism? Personal constructions of a tourist: Sam visits Japan
15. Personal constructions of holiday snapshots
16. Tourism marketing images of industrial cities
17. German and British tourists' perceptions of African, Latin American and Caribbean travel destinations
18. Multiple multinational tourism positioning using correspondence analysis
19. Determining the importance of US convention destination attributes
20. India's image as a tourist destination - A perspective of foreign tourists
21. Measurement of Korean tourists' perceived images of overseas destinations
22. International students' image of rural Pennsylvania as a travel destination
23. The role of destination image in tourism: A review and discussion
24. Tourism destination image: Marketing implications
25. Marketing your community: Image analysis in Norfolk
26. Customer porfolio development: Modelling destination adopters, inactives, and rejecters
27. An assessment of the image of Mexico as a vacation destination and the influence of geographical location upon that image
28. An investigation of the relative efficacy of four alternative approaches to importance-performance analysis
29. Positioning: The example of the Lower Rio Grande Valley in the winter long stay destination market
30. Tourist images of a destination - An alternative analysis
31. Factors affecting time spent by near-home tourists in city destinations
32. Content of city destination image for near-home tourists
33. Appealing to the elusive tourist: An attribute cluster strategy
34. Evaluating alternative product positioning strategies
35. Perceptions of destination image: A study of Latin American intermediary travel buyers
36. A tale of three cities: Perceptual charting for analysing destination images
37. New Zealand's position as a destination for New Zealanders: A multidimensional scaling approach
38. Measuring tourists' destination perceptions
39. The meaning and measurement of destination image
40. The measurement of destination image: An empirical assessment
41. What kind of place is Ireland: An image perceived through the American media
42. A repertory grid analysis of Austria's image as a summer vacation destination
43. Image differences between prospective, first time, and repeat visitors to the Lower Rio Grande Valley
44. The evaluation of tourist resources: An applied methodology
45. Use of cognitive maps to determine perceived tourism regions
46. Temporal influences on image change
47. Tourism image: Attribute measurement of state tourism products using multidimensional scaling techniques
48. Tour operators' role in the tourism distribution system: An Indonesian case study
49. An analysis of state image change over a twelve-year period (1971-1983)
50. The impact of Tiananmen Square on China's tourism image
51. Establishing a measure of touristic attractiveness
52. Applying importance-performance analysis to Beijing as an international meeting destination
53. Benefit bundle analysis: An empirical study of international travelers
54. The relationship between preferences for and perceptions of vacation destinations: Application of a choice model
55. A new approach to image analysis through multidimensional scaling
56. Benefit bundle analysis: An empirical study of international travellers
57. Perceptual mapping and positioning of tourist cities
58. The managerial perspective
59. Stereotyping in country advertising: An experimental study
60. Tourists' perceptions of Finland and selected European countries as travel destinations
61. Hong Kong as a travel destination: An analysis of Japanese tourists' satisfaction levels, and the likelihood of them recommending Hong Kong to others
62. Measuring destination attractiveness: A contextual approach
63. Measuring service quality at tourist destinations: An application of importance-Performance analysis to an alpine ski resort
64. Image as a factor in tourism development
65. Visitor expectations of tourism benefits in Zambia
66. Deconstructing destination-image
67. Destination attributes: Perspectives of tour operators and destination marketers
68. Alternative questionnaire formats for country image studies
69. US pleasure travellers' perceptions of selected European destinations
70. Visual image of the city: Tourists' versus residents' perceptions of Simla, a hill station in northern India
71. Marketing third world countries to the western traveler: The case of India
72. Responding to competition: A strategy for Sun/Lost City, South Africa
73. Australian attitudes to domestic and international resort holidays: A comparison of Fiji and Queensland
74. Importance-performance analysis and cultural perspectives in Romanian Black Sea Resorts
75. Analysing the promotion, product and visitor expectations of urban tourism: Auckland, New Zealand as a case study
76. Investigating tourist attractiveness and behavior to selected coastal destinations
77. Weather and holiday destination preferences, image, attitude and experience
78. Primary image as a dimension of destination image: An empirical assessment
79. Pictorial element of destination in image formation
80. An exploration of cross-cultural destination image assessment
81. Positioning European countries as brands in a perceptual map: An empirical study of determinants of consumer perceptions and preferences
82. Critical factors in vacation area selection
83. Regional images and regional travel behaviour
84. Competition among European tourist cities: A comparative analysis with multidimensional scaling and self-organizing maps
85. Satisfaction tracking for city tourists
86. Tourism marketing: A question of perception
87. Negative images of the United States as expressed by tour operators from other countries
88. The role of awareness and familiarity with a destination: The central Florida case
89. Perceptions of the Northern territory by travel agents in Kuala Lumpur
90. Nations and vacations: A cross-cultural analysis of attitudes
91. Australia's image as a holiday destination-Perceptions of backpacker visitors
92. Destination price-value perceptions: An examination of origin and seasonal influences
93. The destination product and its impact on traveller perceptions
94. Branding a state from features to positioning: Making it simple?
95. Convention destination images: Analysis of association meeting planners' perceptions
96. Understanding unbiased dimensions: The use of repertory-grid methodology
97. Mental souvenirs: A study of tourists and their city maps
98. Perceived changes in holiday destinations
99. Traders and nontraders in recreational destination choice
100. Destination images and consurner confidence in destination attribute ratings
101. Holiday destination image-The problem of assessment
102. Influence of tourism on attitudes: US students visiting USSR
103. Dimensions of tourist satisfaction with a destination area
104. Evaluating the destination product with importance-performance analysis
105. A qualitative approach to destination assessment: The case of Western Australia
106. Free elicitation of descriptive adjectives for tourism image assessment
107. Japanese tourism satisfaction: Gold Coast versus Hawaii
108. Of attitudes and latitudes: A repertory grid study of perceptions of seaside resorts
109. Cultural variations in perceptions of vacation attributes
110. Bicycle tourism in the South Island of New Zealand: Planning and management issues
111. Culture as determinant of the attractiveness of a tourism region
112. Travel agent attitudes toward China after Tiananmen Square
113. Destination evaluation and vacations preferences
114. The role of tour operators' promotional material in the formation of destination image and consumer expectations: The case of the Peoples' Republic of China
115. Exploring the touristic image of Jordan
116. A multi-brand/multi-attribute model of tourist state choice
117. Reconstruing place image: A case study of its role in destination market research
118. The perception of Ethiopia as a tourist destination: An Australian perspective
119. VALS as a tool of tourism market research: The Pennsylvania experience
120. A demand function for length of stay: The evidence from Virginia Beach
121. The image of destination regions: Theoretical and empirical aspects
122. Attractiveness as a tourist destination: A comparative study of Thailand and selected countries
123. An examination of the role of beneficial image in tourist destination selection
124. Marketing an emerging international tourist destination: The case of Arizona
125. From SERVQUAL to HOLSAT: Holiday satisfaction in Varadero, Cuba
126. Increasing state market share through a regional positioning
127. City marketing: A multi-attribute approach
128. Determination of touristic attractiveness of the touristic areas in British Columbia
129. Experiential perceptions of two winter sun destination: The Algrave and Cyprus
130. Korean students' assessment of Australia as a holiday destination
131. Tourism cognitive mapping of unfamilliar environments
132. Appraisive images of tourist areas: Application of personal constructs
133. Evaluative images and tourism: The use of personal constructs to described the structure of destination images
134. Importance-performance analysis: Application to senior programs evaluation
135. Temporal and regional differences in image of a tourist destination: Implications for promoters of tourism
136. Attitudes about a resort area: A comparison of tourists and local retailers
137. Consumer decision making and Competitive marketing strategies: Applications for tourism planning
138. A general model of traveller destination choice
139. Benefit segmentation of the near-home tourism market: The case of upper New York state
140. Hong Kong as a travel destination in South-east Asia: A multidimensional approach
141. Evaluative constructions of domestic tourism places
142. The relationship between tourist motivations and the interpretation of place meanings