Change of images of South Korea among foreign tourists after the 2002 FIFA World Cup

Kim, Seongseop; Morrsion, Alastair M.

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2003.11.003

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“…The above opinions reflect those impacts similarly articulated by previous studies of other events (Allen 2005;Getz 1997;Hall 1992;Higham 1999;Kim and Morrison 2005;Lee and Taylor 2005;Owen 2005;Ritchie 1984;Roche 2000). It is significant to note the comments regarding the 4 th East Games as stimulator of public interest in leisure sports.…”

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“…Past studies of sport events have given substantial attentions to the economic impacts, especially those of tourism (Weed and Bull 1997;World Tourism Organization 1999;Roche 2000;Kim and Morrison 2005;Lee and Taylor 2005;Owen 2005;Weed 2005). Notwithstanding the merit of this line of investigation, it has been argued that there are other dimensions of sport events that merit increased attention (Hinch and Higham 2001;Ritchie and Adair 2004).…”

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Impacts of the 4th East Asian games on residents’ participation in leisure sports and physical activities – the case of Macau, China

Li¹,

Luk²

2011

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Sport events and the associated impacts are not new subjects for academic research, and the past enquiries have given substantial attentions to the economic impacts, especially those of tourism. Some important social issues have not been sufficiently investigated, including the extent to which sport events stimulate resident interest in leisure sports and the enhancement effects on public health. This study aims to address the past omissions through an examination of the 4th East Asian Games. It especially focuses on the extent to which the event stimulated resident participation in leisure sports and physical activities, so as to draw implications for public health enhancement and the ripple benefits for tourism. Combined methods were used for the investigation, which included questionnaire survey, in-depth interviews, documentary research and on-site observations. The results indicate that respondents who were highly attached to the sport promotion schemes of the event perceived most positive impacts and were more likely to support the city to host similar events in the future. While the results show to a certain extent that the 4 th East Asian Games stimulated resident interest in leisure sports, forming and adopting relevant policies are considered necessary for nurturing a community culture of sports that may help construct a public health image of the host city and, this will eventually benefit local tourism.

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Impacts of the 4th East Asian games on residents’ participation in leisure sports and physical activities – the case of Macau, China

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Luk²

2011

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“…www.erudit.org Tous droits réservés © Université du Québec à Montréal, 2014 L'image de la destination a fait l'objet de nombreuses recherches. Ces dernières portent à la fois sur la conceptualisation de l'image de la destination (Gunn, 1972 ;Gartner, 1989 ;Echtner et Ritchie, 1991 ;Baloglu et McCleary, 1999 ;Stepchenkova et Morrison, 2008), sur l'évaluation et la mesure de l'image de la destination (Gartner, 1989 ;Reilly, 1990 ;Chen et Tsai, 2007), sur les changements de l'image de la destination au fil du temps (Kim et Morrison, 2005), sur le management de l'image de la destination (Gartner, 1989 ;Pike, 2009), sur l'effet de l'image de la destination sur le comportement des touristes (Bigné et al, 2001), et sur la formation de l'image de la destination (Gartner, 1989 ;1994 ;Echtner et Ritchie, 1991 ;Govers et al, 2007). Parmi ces thèmes, comme le remarquent Gallarza, Saura et Garcia (2002) et Deng et Li (2013), la formation de l'image de la destination est probablement celui le plus critique.…”

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“…En effet, la formation de l'image de la destination est un processus dynamique qui est influencé par divers facteurs internes et externes (Deng et Li, 2013). Les différentes sources d'informations peuvent influencer l'image perçue des touristes (Phelps, 1986 ;Gartner, 1994 ;Baloglu et McClearly, 1999 ;Kim et Morrison, 2005 ;Stepchenkova et Morrison, 2006). Parmi ces différents facteurs influençant l'image perçue d'une destination, certains auteurs ont soutenu l'impact de l'organisation des méga-événements sur la modification de cette image (Gartner, 1994 ;Kim et Morrison, 2005 ;Xing et Chalip, 2006 ;Kaplanidou et Vogt, 2007).…”

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L’organisation d’un méga-événement sportif et l’image touristique de la ville hôte

Vo‐Thanh

Kirova

Daréous³

2016

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Cette recherche s’attache à comprendre en profondeur comment et pourquoi un méga-événement sportif peut influencer l’image touristique perçue de la ville hôte dans le contexte particulier des Jeux olympiques (JO) de Londres en 2012, via le concept de transfert d’image. En cohérence avec les objectifs exploratoires, cette recherche de nature qualitative repose sur l’analyse d’une série d’entretiens semi-directifs réalisés auprès des résidents et touristes dans la période précédant les JO en 2012. Son apport essentiel est d’affirmer la pertinence du concept de transfert d’image pour étudier l’influence de l’image de l’événement sur l’image touristique de la ville hôte. Les résultats suggèrent aussi que l’image de l’événement est en mesure d’affecter non seulement les associations existantes, mais également de créer de nouvelles associations à l’image touristique de la ville hôte.

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“…Ritchie and Aitken 1984;Waitt 2003;Kim et al 2006;Gursoy and Kendall 2006) and tourists (e.g. Crompton and McKay 1997;Kim and Morrison 2005;Lee et al 2006;Shonk and Chelladurai 2008), the experience of volunteering at tourism events is academically understudied in spite of its management potential, even being described as the 'the hidden workforce' (Kemp 2002).…”

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Measuring Socio-Demographic Differences in Volunteers with a Value-Based Index: Illustration in a Mega Event

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The phenomenon of volunteering can be analysed as a consumer experience through the concept of value as a trade-off between benefits and costs. In event volunteering, both the expected value (pre-experienced) and the perceived value (post-experienced) of volunteering can be assessed. With this purpose, an online quantitative survey is conducted with a sample of 711 volunteers in a religious mega event, with questions related to five dimensions of their experience: efficiency, social value, play, spirituality and time spent. These five scales, properly tested are used for building a multidimensional index of both the expected and perceived value of the volunteer experience. ANOVAs test show significant differences on the index in both moments upon the socio-demographic profiles: negative expectations/experience balance by age, contrasted results by sex, and more experienced volunteers being more critical with the value experienced. Implications for event managers are proposed, in line with the motivation of volunteers. Resumen El fenómenos del voluntariado puede ser analizado como una experiencia de consumidor mediante el concepto de valor como una solución de compromiso entre beneficios y costes. En el voluntariado de eventos, se puede evaluar tanto el valor esperado (pre-experimentado) como el valor percibido (post-experimentado) del voluntariado. Con este fin, se realiza una encuesta cuantitativa online con una muestra de 711 voluntarios en un mega-evento religioso, con preguntas relacionadas con cinco dimensiones de su experiencia: eficiencia, valor social, desempeño, espiritualidad y tiempo dedicado. Estas cinco escalas, adecuadamente probadas se utilizan para crear un índice multidimensional tanto del valor esperado como del valor percibido de la experiencia del voluntario. La prueba ANOVA Voluntas 123Author's personal copy muestra diferencias significativas en el índice en ambos momentos con respecto a los perfile socio-demográficos: expectativas negativas/experiencia base por edad, resultados contrastados por sexo, y voluntarios más experimentados que son más críticos con el valor experimentado. Se proponen implicaciones para los gestores de eventos, en línea con la motivación de los voluntarios.

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Change of images of South Korea among foreign tourists after the 2002 FIFA World Cup

Cited by 240 publications

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Impacts of the 4th East Asian games on residents’ participation in leisure sports and physical activities – the case of Macau, China

Impacts of the 4th East Asian games on residents’ participation in leisure sports and physical activities – the case of Macau, China

L’organisation d’un méga-événement sportif et l’image touristique de la ville hôte

Measuring Socio-Demographic Differences in Volunteers with a Value-Based Index: Illustration in a Mega Event

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