Carbon reductions and building regulations: the case of Norwegian mountain cabins

Nordby, Anne Sigrid

doi:10.1080/09613218.2011.604280

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“…Tour operators accentuate features that are most different from the tourist's everyday life by interpreting them in a way that makes these differences more magical or mystical than the ordinary (Ruiz-Ballesteros & Hernández-Ramírez, 2010). In contrast to staged authenticity, we coin the term 'pseudo-authenticity' to define the ski-chalet experience, as it is more than 'staged'; it is an unauthentic co-created representation of simple traditional living in a mountain lodge (Sigrid-Nordby, 2011). In this sense, pseudo-authenticity alludes to cocreated idyllisation (Daugstad & Kirchengast, 2013).…”

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Co-creation of the ski-chalet community experiencescape

McLeay¹,

Lichy

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Tourism Management

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Ski-chalets provide skiers with a unique experience where 'consumer communities' of likeminded people engage with each other using a blend of online and offline social interactions.In this case study, we draw upon theoretical underpinnings from the brand and consumer community literature to explore individuals' experiences in the consumer community of skichalet aficionados. We investigate how the experience is co-created among other community members and service providers, thus answering calls for more research focusing on the cocreation of tourist encounters. The results of an ethnographic study identified five themes that incorporate both the motivators for engaging in a ski-chalet community and their co-created experiences (socialisation, all-inclusive chalet offering, active hedonistic skiing, location/place, the 'augmented' community of online and offline skiers). Providing new insights into the co-creation of tourist experiences, a framework is developed for understanding augmented communities and the ski-chalet experiencescape.

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confidence: 99%