How and why does place identity affect residents’ spontaneous culture conservation in ethnic tourism community? A value co-creation perspective

Yang, Yang; Wang, Shaoqin; Cai, Yi; Xing, Zhou

doi:10.1080/09669582.2021.1945070

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“…One possible reason for this could be that residents are more interested in the benefits of being involved in an event and participating in the decision-making process than tourists, who generally spend around one week in the host city during the event process. Previous place identity studies support this explanation, positing that the more one's identity is tied to the resources in a specific location, the more likely that person will participate in activities beneficial to that place [17]. In the case of the recurring sport event, the residents strongly impact the sense of place and sense of identity that can influence the value co-creation.…”

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“…Residents' place identity can be defined as the unique combination of attachment, commitment, knowledge, and meaning that residents associate with a particular place [17]. Importantly, a strong place identity is unlikely to be formed among tourists who visit a site only once and for a concise time.…”

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“…Because tourists experience low identity with the destination, even if they are satisfied with the short-term onsite experience, the temporary and present-focused state of their emotions and perceptions means that they may not become repeat tourists or spread positive word of mouth about the event [14]. Value co-creation can also impact feelings of obligation as manifested by certain behaviors [17].…”

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Value co-creation measurements in a recurring sporting event sprang from an academic and a practical desire to understand value co-creation. This study aims to (1) identify and explore the co-production and value-in-use, two dimensions of value co-creation measurement; (2) verify the validity of the measurements of the value co-creation model; and (3) examine whether noteworthy differences exist between residents and tourists in co-creation, respectively. For this purpose, this study conducted two studies. Study 1 establishes the value co-creation model and compares the reflective and formative models. Study 2 tests the proposed model’s validity and reliability and examines the moderating effect of travel patterns (residents and tourists). The results indicated that the value co-creation measurement is hierarchical and exhibits reliability and validity in the reflective model. The results further demonstrate that co-production and value-in-use patterns differ by residents or tourists. The current study uses S-D logic to better understand value co-creation’s hierarchical theoretical nature from the perspective of residents and tourists in the recurring sporting event context, thus contributing to sport management literature. Furthermore, this paper contributes to value co-creation studies, showing that various attendees (residents and tourists) perceive different levels of co-creation because resources may vary by social group.

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“…Place identity is about one's assimilation of a place into his/her larger concept of self (Proshansky et al, 1983) or selfidentity (Kyle et al, 2004). In other words, a place is made important and set apart from others in one's mind by the bond that one feel (Ispas et al, 2021;Yang et al, 2022). Thus, place identity is more about symbolic importance related to emotional and relationship aspects of a place that provide meaning and purpose to one's life (Williams and Vaske, 2003).…”

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Exploring the impact of functional, symbolic, and experiential image on approach behaviors among state-park tourists from India, Korea, and the USA

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This study provides insights into the influence of state park image, visitor emotions, and place identity on visitors’ revisit intentions by considering the moderating impact of national culture. A quantitative process with the data collected in India, Korea, and the US was used. Hierarchical regression analysis evidences the moderating role of national culture, which is hardly explored in the state park context. Results confirm that most hypotheses are fully or partially accepted, which suggests that brand image and national culture influence visitor intention. This study helps practitioners better understand the relevance of national culture in developing appropriate visitor attraction/retention strategies.

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“…The study of tourists is a necessary part of any tourism product, and only if tourists accept, recognize and even recommend the tourism product will it have economic value and be sustainable ( Su et al, 2020b ). In this new era, the types of cultural tourism products are further enriched, and the boundaries between culture and tourism become increasingly blurred ( Yang et al, 2022 ).…”

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Can cultural tourism experience enhance cultural confidence? The evidence from Qingyuan Mountain

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A questionnaire survey was conducted among 600 visitors to the region using Qingyuan Mountain, a 5A picturesque location in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, as the research site. A total of 489 valid questionnaires were received. The links between cultural involvement, cultural experience, cultural identity, cultural confidence, and cultural loyalty were experimentally examined using a structural equation modeling technique. The results showed that cultural experience was a mediating factor in the processes of the influence of cultural involvement on cultural identity and the influence of cultural involvement on cultural confidence, but the influence of cultural involvement on cultural identity and the influence of cultural involvement on cultural confidence were not supported. The study accordingly condenses theoretical contributions to academia and management insights for businesses.

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How and why does place identity affect residents’ spontaneous culture conservation in ethnic tourism community? A value co-creation perspective

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Examining the Value Co-Creation Model in Motor Racing Events: Moderating Effect of Residents and Tourists

Examining the Value Co-Creation Model in Motor Racing Events: Moderating Effect of Residents and Tourists

Exploring the impact of functional, symbolic, and experiential image on approach behaviors among state-park tourists from India, Korea, and the USA

Can cultural tourism experience enhance cultural confidence? The evidence from Qingyuan Mountain

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