Film tourism and destination marketing: The case of Captain Corelli's Mandolin

Journal of Vacation Marketing

Volumn 12, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 256-268

  Hudson, Simon ^a   Ritchie, J R Brent ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY   (Canada)

Author keywords

destination marketing; film tourism; tourism impacts

Indexed keywords

EID: 84877828945     PISSN: 13567667     EISSN: 14791870     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/1356766706064619     Document Type: Article

References (48)

1. The Guardian. 2004:.
2. Seeing is Believing: The Effect of Film on Visitor Numbers to Screened Locations.Tourism Management. 1996;17 (2): 87-94.
3. Film Tourism - The Global Picture.Travel & Tourism Analyst. 2003;5:1-22.
4. Grihault, ref. 3 above.
5. Grihault, ref. 3 above.
6. Tourism Services Marketing: Advances in Theory and Practice, Proceedings of the Special Conference on Tourism Services Marketing. 1986:229-237.
7. Tourism Promotion and Power - Creating Images, Creating Identities. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons; 1998:.
8. New Directions in Rural Tourism. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.; 2003:.
9. Why Should the UK's Tourism Industry be Interested in Bollywood Films?.Insights. 2000;12:A23-A26.
10. Destination: Entertainment Marketing to Put the Travel and Tourism Industry in the Spotlight.
11. Croy and Walker, ref. 8 above.
12. Grihault, ref. 3 above.
13. The Tele Tourists: Are They a Boon or Just a Nuisance?.Hospitality. 1996;:14-15.
14. The 25 Movies that Literally Moved Us.Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel Magazine. 2004;7 (10): 75-89.
15. Who's the Daddy?.High Life. 2004;:54-61.
16. The Tourist Gaze. London: Sage Publications; 1990:.
17. The Influence of the Media in Shaping International Tourist Patterns.Tourism Recreation Research. 1990;15 (2): 46-53.
18. Proceedings of the International Tourism and Media Conference. Melbourne: Tourism Research Unit, Monash University; 2004:86-97.
19. Movies as Tourism Promotion: A Pull Factor in a Push Location.Tourism Management. 1992;13 (3): 267-274.
20. Assessing the Impact of Hallmark Events: Conceptual and Research Issues.Journal of Travel Research. 1984;23 (1): 2-11.
21. Riley et al., see ref. 18 above.
22. Movie-Induced Tourism: The Challenge of Measurement and Other Issues.Journal of Vacation Marketing. 2001;7 (4): 316-332.
23. Macionis, ref. 18 above.
24. Riley and van Doren, ref. 19 above.
25. Tooke and Baker, ref. 2 above.
26. Grihault, ref. 3 above.
27. Croy and Walker, ref. 8 above.
28. Proceedings of the 24th Travel and Tourism Research Association. Wheat Ridge, CO: TTRA; 1993:.
29. In Agatha Christie Country: Resident Perceptions of Special Interest Tourism.Tourism. 2003;51 (3): 287-300.
30. Rural Tourism in Australia - Has the Gaze Altered? Tracking Rural Images Through Film and Tourism Promotion.International Journal of Tourism Research. 2004;6:125-135.
31. Cinematographic Images of a City.Tourism Management. 1996;17:333-340.
32. Riley et al., ref. 18 above.
33. Grihault, ref. 3 above.
34. Smiling for the Camera: The Influence of Film Audiences on a Budget Tourism Destination.Tourism Culture and Communication. 2001;3 (1): 15-25.
35. Tooke and Baker, ref. 2 above.
36. Recapitalizing the Image: Demarketing Undesired Film-Induced Image. 'Capitalizing on Tourism Research'; CDRom;.
37. Beeton, ref. 37 above.
38. Case Study Research: Design and Methods. 1989) Case Study Research: Design and Methods (2ndNewbury Park, CA: Sage Publications; 1989:.
39. Multi-method Research: A Synthesis of Styles. New-bury Park, CA: Sage Publications; 1989:.
40. Building Theories from Case Study Research.Academy of Management Review. 1989;14 (4): 532-550.
41. Casting the Neohellenic Other: Tourism, The Culture Industry, and Contemporary Orientalism in Captain Corelli's Mandolin.Journal of Consumer Culture. 2003;3 (2): 217-244.
42. Travel Trade Gazette. 2001:40-40.
43. Macionis, ref. 18 above.
44. Tzanelli, ref. 42 above.
45. Riley and Van Doren, ref. 19 above.
46. Croy and Walker, ref. 8 above.
47. Beeton, ref. 37 above.
48. Grihault, ref. 3 above.