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What is the purpose of touristic themed environments?
What is the purpose of touristic themed environments?
- To promote local cuisine
- To replicate the ambiance of a specific place (correct)
- To focus on environmental sustainability
- To provide authentic cultural experiences
What does the term 'iconicity' refer to?
What does the term 'iconicity' refer to?
- A place's ability to host large events
- The quality of being instantly recognizable and associated with a particular meaning (correct)
- The environmental impact of tourism
- The historical significance of landmarks
What role does the 'gate function' of monuments serve?
What role does the 'gate function' of monuments serve?
- To signify cultural heritage
- To promote tourism in the region
- To display artistic achievements
- To mark entrances to significant areas (correct)
How does 'Visual DNA' contribute to a location's identity?
How does 'Visual DNA' contribute to a location's identity?
What is a key characteristic of Paris Las Vegas?
What is a key characteristic of Paris Las Vegas?
What does 'endogenous potential' refer to in the context of tourism?
What does 'endogenous potential' refer to in the context of tourism?
What kind of storytelling approach works best in tourism?
What kind of storytelling approach works best in tourism?
Which of these are examples of place-based initiatives, as described in the text?
Which of these are examples of place-based initiatives, as described in the text?
How do replicated environments often present the source locations?
How do replicated environments often present the source locations?
Which type of tourism focuses on experiencing a region's history and culture?
Which type of tourism focuses on experiencing a region's history and culture?
What defines cultural tourism according to the provided categories?
What defines cultural tourism according to the provided categories?
In which model does a destination promote a single cultural attraction?
In which model does a destination promote a single cultural attraction?
What characterizes the Smörgåsbord model of promoting cultural tourism?
What characterizes the Smörgåsbord model of promoting cultural tourism?
How does place-based cultural tourism differ from event-based cultural tourism?
How does place-based cultural tourism differ from event-based cultural tourism?
Which of the following is NOT a component of General tourism campaigns?
Which of the following is NOT a component of General tourism campaigns?
What is the primary focus of geo-tourism?
What is the primary focus of geo-tourism?
Which type of tourism is specifically aimed at immersing visitors in another culture?
Which type of tourism is specifically aimed at immersing visitors in another culture?
What is meant by 'Normative Imagery' in the context of cultural representations?
What is meant by 'Normative Imagery' in the context of cultural representations?
Which architectural style is characterized by wide boulevards and urban redesign?
Which architectural style is characterized by wide boulevards and urban redesign?
What does the term 'Gate Function' refer to in the context of monuments?
What does the term 'Gate Function' refer to in the context of monuments?
What is the purpose of 'Atmospheric Design' in creating environments?
What is the purpose of 'Atmospheric Design' in creating environments?
What does 'Stereotypical Imagery' fail to provide regarding a place?
What does 'Stereotypical Imagery' fail to provide regarding a place?
Which of the following describes 'Visual DNA' in the context of a place?
Which of the following describes 'Visual DNA' in the context of a place?
What does 'Privatized Space' refer to in urban environments?
What does 'Privatized Space' refer to in urban environments?
What is the significance of 'Autonomization of Imaginaries'?
What is the significance of 'Autonomization of Imaginaries'?
What does place-based education emphasize?
What does place-based education emphasize?
What is the primary focus of place-based philanthropy?
What is the primary focus of place-based philanthropy?
What concept describes a narrative that imposes a coherent story on unrelated facts?
What concept describes a narrative that imposes a coherent story on unrelated facts?
Which of the following is NOT part of cultural impacts on tourism?
Which of the following is NOT part of cultural impacts on tourism?
What best describes 'hyper-real' in the context of representation?
What best describes 'hyper-real' in the context of representation?
What is the role of storytelling in cultural contexts?
What is the role of storytelling in cultural contexts?
Which element does NOT contribute to the concept of the 'tourist imaginary'?
Which element does NOT contribute to the concept of the 'tourist imaginary'?
What is the purpose of an integrated themed campaign in tourism marketing?
What is the purpose of an integrated themed campaign in tourism marketing?
What is NOT a component of place-based science?
What is NOT a component of place-based science?
Which statement is true about 'integrated themed campaigns'?
Which statement is true about 'integrated themed campaigns'?
Flashcards
Terroir
Terroir
The unique qualities of a wine that are influenced by its place of origin, including soil, climate, and vineyard practices.
Place
Place
A set of characteristics that define a location, including its landscape, architecture, history, and culture.
Place-based Education
Place-based Education
Teaching that uses a student's local community as a source of knowledge and experience.
Place-based Advertising
Place-based Advertising
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Place-based Philanthropy
Place-based Philanthropy
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Heritage Tourism
Heritage Tourism
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Geo-tourism
Geo-tourism
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Cultural Tourism
Cultural Tourism
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Place-based Cultural Tourism
Place-based Cultural Tourism
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Event-based Cultural Tourism
Event-based Cultural Tourism
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Attractions-based Tourism
Attractions-based Tourism
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Stand-alone Model
Stand-alone Model
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Smörgåsbord Model
Smörgåsbord Model
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Normative Imagery
Normative Imagery
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Visual DNA
Visual DNA
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Endogenous potential
Endogenous potential
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Sense of Place
Sense of Place
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Destination Branding
Destination Branding
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Place-based storytelling
Place-based storytelling
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Touristic Themed Environments
Touristic Themed Environments
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Iconicity
Iconicity
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Integrated themed campaign
Integrated themed campaign
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Imaginary
Imaginary
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Hyper-real
Hyper-real
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Metaphoric image
Metaphoric image
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Tourist Imaginary
Tourist Imaginary
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Architecture of Reassurance
Architecture of Reassurance
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Product development
Product development
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Marketing
Marketing
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Gate Function
Gate Function
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Narrative
Narrative
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Paris Las Vegas
Paris Las Vegas
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Ratatouille: L'Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy
Ratatouille: L'Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy
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Place de Rémy
Place de Rémy
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Val d’Europe
Val d’Europe
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Study Notes
Tourism
- Tourism is the temporary movement of people away from their usual environment for a period, often for work or to escape disasters.
- Heritage tourism involves experiencing the history, traditions, and culture of a city or region.
- Geo-tourism focuses on the geological features of a destination.
- Cultural tourism involves appreciating and consuming the culture of a destination, including galleries, historical sites, and culinary resources.
- Place-based cultural tourism focuses on visitor experiences related to the history/culture of a place.
- Event-based cultural tourism emphasizes activities or performances.
- Attractions-based tourism focuses on facilities/sightseeing that draw visitors.
Models for Promoting Cultural Tourism
- Du Jour model features a short-term cultural attraction promotion.
- Stand-alone model promotes singular cultural attractions.
- Smörgåsbord model offers a virtual table of attractions, activities, and services.
- Route model displays attractions using maps.
- Getaway model promotes a range of attractions, activities, and services/food.
General Tourism Campaign
- Human/social heritage products—experiences reflecting social and cultural aspects.
- Industrial/agricultural heritage—experiences reflecting industrial/agricultural aspects.
- Arts—architecture, visual/performing arts, literature, media, and cuisine.
- Natural history—illuminates interconnected phenomena and activities.
- Terroir—wine's qualities shaping sensory experiences of the wine.
- Place—amalgam of quality characteristics for tourists vs. residents.
Place-Based Education
- Views the student's local community as a resource for education.
- A contrast to mass advertising methods.
Week 2
- Simulacrum—a representation imitating a person/place, often exaggerated or idealized.
- Imaginary—mental image of set of stereotypes shaped by media/culture.
- Hyper-real—representation becoming "real."
- Metaphoric image—representation using symbolism.
- Tourist imaginary—tourist's perceptions and stereotypes about a place.
- Architecture of reassurance—designs providing comfort/familiarity.
- Touristic themed environments—spaces recreating ambiance.
- Normative imagery—images adhering to cultural norms.
- Iconicity—recognizability and association with a place.
- Gate function—role of monuments marking entrances/exits.
Other Concepts from the Text
- Visual DNA—characteristics defining a place's visual identity.
- Paris Las Vegas—themed hotel recreating iconic Parisian landmarks.
- Ratatouille—Disneyland attraction inspired by Remy.
- Place de Rémy—Parisian-inspired micro-environment in Disneyland.
- Val d'Europe—residential/commercial area near Disneyland.
- Haussmannian Paris—architectural style.
- Belle Époque—French history period.
- Urban furniture—elements of city design.
- Holistic tableaus of sense—combined sensory experiences.
- Atmospheric design—use of elements to create ambiance.
- Stereotypical imagery—oversimplified, repetitive portrayals.
- Autonomization of imaginaries—replicated environments develop distinctive characteristics.
- Privatized space—areas controlled by corporations limiting public access.
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