"A Study of Busan Tourists' Selection Attributes, Destination Image, and Satisfaction Focusing on Seoul and Gyeonggi-do Residents"

Kim, Hyun‐Jin; Hoon-Ku, Sul

doi:10.35173/natr.16.3.05

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“…As a result of previous studies [41,42,[44][45][46][47][48][49][50], it was found that among the components of storytelling, tourism destination storytelling components that can be applied to tourist destinations are interestingness [41,43,47], educability [41,43,49,50], sensibility [41,43,50], descriptiveness [41,43,50] and uniqueness [42,50]. Therefore, they were composed of factors of storytelling in this research.…”

Section: Tourism Storytellingmentioning

confidence: 79%

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The Effects of Tourism Storytelling on Tourism Destination Brand Value, Lovemarks and Relationship Strength in South Korea

Cha

Kim

2022

Sustainability

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This study investigates the effects of tourism storytelling on the tourism destination brand value, lovemarks and relationship strength. The survey data was collected from 259 respondents who had experienced tourism storytelling in South Korea. Among the determinants of tourism storytelling, uniqueness, interestingness and educability have significant effect on tourism destination brand value. Sensibility, descriptiveness and interestingness have significant effect on the lovemarks formation. Both brand value and lovemarks are found to affect relationship strength. The study further found that the rational factor has more influence on the brand value whereas the emotional factor has more influence on the lovemarks. The study made a theoretical contribution by examining whether tourism storytelling affects lovemarks and could boost relationship strength. The managerial implication of this study is that DMO should make efforts to form a lovemarks for tourism destinations.

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Section: Tourism Storytellingmentioning

confidence: 79%

“…Yang [41] Moscardo [44] Kim [49] UNI2 There are legends, fairy tales and oral stories about this tourist attraction.…”

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The Effects of Tourism Storytelling on Tourism Destination Brand Value, Lovemarks and Relationship Strength in South Korea

Cha

Kim

2022

Sustainability

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“…Yun and Bae 29 found that structural social capital (the number of social activities) and cognitive social capital (satisfaction of relationships) had a negative impact on depressive symptoms. Kim 31 found that structural social capital (the number of participating groups) and cognitive social capital (a sense of belonging to the local community, trust in local residents) had a positive effect on the life satisfaction of local residents. Like these previous studies, when identifying the relationship between social capital and life satisfaction among the elderly in Korea, both quantitative and qualitative aspects of social capital should be comprehensively considered.…”

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The relationship between personality, social capital, and life satisfaction of elderly Koreans

Bae

2023

Psychogeriatrics

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Background: There are very few studies that explain the life satisfaction of the elderly by considering both internal factors such as personality and social capital. Therefore, this study analyzed the relationship between personality, social capital, and life satisfaction among elderly Koreans. Methods: This study analyzed the survey data on Koreans' happiness and quality of life 2019. Participants included a total of 1280 elderly adults aged 60-79 years. Results: A multiple hierarchical regression analysis indicated that higher health status was related to higher life satisfaction, while neuroticism was negatively related to life satisfaction. Of particular note, increased structural and cognitive social capital were associated with higher life satisfaction. However, income, financial problems, and extraversion were not related to life satisfaction. The total explanatory amount of the regression model was 38.5%. Conclusions: These findings suggest that researchers and clinicians should consider a combination of factors associated with both personality and social capital when aiming to improve life satisfaction for the elderly.

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"A Study of Busan Tourists' Selection Attributes, Destination Image, and Satisfaction Focusing on Seoul and Gyeonggi-do Residents"

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The Effects of Tourism Storytelling on Tourism Destination Brand Value, Lovemarks and Relationship Strength in South Korea

The Effects of Tourism Storytelling on Tourism Destination Brand Value, Lovemarks and Relationship Strength in South Korea

The relationship between personality, social capital, and life satisfaction of elderly Koreans

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