Tourism redevelopment strategy: The case of the Kangwon Land Resort Casino

Anatolia

Volumn 13, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 185-197

  Cho, Minho ^a  

^a Hanyang University   (South Korea)

Author keywords

Casino tourism; Economic benefits; Korea; Social costs; Tourism redevelopment

Indexed keywords

EMPLOYMENT GENERATION; GAMBLING; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL IMPACT; TOURISM DEVELOPMENT;

JEONGSEON-KUN COUNTY; SOUTH KOREA;

EID: 0036982781     PISSN: 13004220     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2002.9687132     Document Type: Article

References (38)

1. Bain, J. H. (1994). Casinos: The International Casino Guide. 4th ed. Port Washington, NY: B.D.I.T.
2. Carmichael, B. A. (2000). A Matrix Model for Resident Attitudes and Behaviors in a Rapidly Changing Tourist area, Tourism Management, 21 (2): 601-611.
3. Callas, W., Brook, J., Stutson, R., and Spear, S. (1994). The Political Dimension of Urban Tourism: Land-Based Casino Gambling, City Leadership, and Changing Attitides toward Tourism Management in New Orleans. In Peter Murphy (Eds.). Quality Management in Urban Tourism: Balancing Business and Environment (pp. 401-411). Victoria, BC, Canada: School of Business, University of Victoria.
4. Choi, J. (1999). Low Compensation by Kangwon Land Resort Casino, KangwoN Daily Newspaper, 21 July: 17.
5. Cook, R. A. (1992). Towards Understanding Today's Changing Gaming Participants, Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, 1(2): 63-70.
6. Department of Industry Promotion (2001). Historical Coal Production in Korea. Jeongseon-kun County: Department of Industry Promotion.
7. Eadington, W. R. (1986). The Impact of Casino Gambling on the Community: Comments on Pizam and Pokela, Annals of Tourism Research, 13(3): 279-285.
8. Eadington, W. R. and Cornelius, J. A. (1993). Gambling Behavior and Problem Gambling. Reno: NV: Institute of Study of Gambling and Commercial Gambling University of Nevada.
9. Eisinger, P. K. (1988). The Rise of the Entrepreneurial State. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
10. Friedman, J., Hakim, S. and Weinblatt, J. (1989). Casino Gambling as a Growth Pole Strategy and Its Effect on Crime, Journal of Regional Science, 29(4): 615-623.
11. Hall, M. C. and Hamon, C. (1996). Casinos and Urban-Redevelopment in Australia. Journal of Travel Research, 34(3): 30-36.
12. Han, Y. (2000). How Much Its Market Price? Chosun Daily Newspaper, 21 October: 15.
13. Hong, S. (2000). Land Full of Tears and Sorrow, Kangwon Daily Newspaper, 28 October: 18.
14. Hsu, C. H. C. (2000). Residents' Support for Legalized Gaming and Perceived Impacts of River Boat Casino: Change in Five Years, Journal of Travel Research, 38(4): 390-395.
15. Israel, A. A. and Mehrez, A. (2000). From Illegal Gambling to Legal Gaming: Casinos in Israel, Tourism Management, 21(3): 281-291.
16. Jinker-Lioyd, A. (1996). Gambling Economic Development, American City and County, 111(8): 57.
17. Kangwon Assembly Parliamentary Politics Research Association (2000). A Forum for Successful Development of Jeongseon Casino. Kangwon Province: Kangwon Assembly Parliamentary Politics Research Association (KAPPRA).
18. Kim, C. (2001). One Year after Grand Opening, Chosun Daily Newspaper, 29 October: 29.
19. Kim, K. (2000). Las Vegas Comes to Korea, Business Korea, 17(11): 51.
20. Korea Casino Association (2001). Korean Casino Development. Seoul: Korea Casino Association.
21. Korea Tourism Research Institute (2000). Business Planning Reports of Kangwon Land Resort Casino. Seoul: Korea Tourism Research Institute.
22. Kotler, P., Haider, D. H., and Rein, I. (1993). Marketing Places: Attracting Investment, Industry, and Tourism to Cities, States, and Nations, NY: Free Press.
23. Kwak, Y. (2000). Las Vegas in Korea. Hankook, Daily Newspaper, 25 October: 27.
24. Lee, C. and Kwon, K. (1997). The Economic Impact of the Casino Industry in South Korea, Journal of Travel Research, 36(1): 52-58.
25. Lee, S. (2000). From Miners to Casino Dealers, Munhwa Daily Newspaper, 25 March: 21.
26. Long, P. T. (1995). Casino Gaming in the United States: 1994 Status and Implications, Tourism Management, 16(3): 189-197.
27. Long, P. T. (1996). Early Impacts of Limited Stakes Casino Gambling on Rural Community Life, Tourism Management, 17(5): 341-353.
28. Park, S. (2001). Casino Fever, Dong-A Daily Newspaper, 2 March: 31.
29. Perdue, R. R., Long, P. T., and Kang, Y. (1999). Boomtown Tourism and Resident Quality of Life: The Marketing of Gaming to Host Community Residents, Journal of Business Research, 44(3): 165-177.
30. Pizam, A., and Pokela, J. (1985). The Perceived Impacts of Casino Gambling on a Community, Annals of Tourism Research, 12(2): 147-165.
31. Rubenstein, J. (1984). Casino Gambling in Atlantic City: Issues of Development and Redevelopment, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 474(July): 61-71.
32. Shin, W. (1999). Casino Development in Jeongseon, Kukmin Daily Newspaper, 19 October: 17.
33. Shin, W. (2000). Leading Role in Boosting Local Economy, Kukmin Daily Newspaper, 18 December: 25.
34. Simpson, P. and Wall, G. (1999). Consequences of Resort Development: A Comparative Study, Tourism Management, 20(3): 283-296.
35. Smith, G. J. and Hinch, T. D. (1996). Canadian Casinos as Tourist Attractions: Chasing the Pot of Gold, Journal of Travel Research, 34(3): 37-45.
36. Stokowski, P. A. (1996). Crime Patterns and Gaming Development in Rural Colorado, Journal of Travel Research, 34(3): 63-69.
37. The Bureau of Statistics (2001). Population Trends in Jeongseon-kun County. Seoul: The Bureau of Statistics.
38. Vallen, G., Cothran, C. and Combrink, T. (1998). Indian Gaming: Are Tribal Employees Being Promoted to Management Positions in Arizona Casinos, Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 39(4): 56-63.