2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jdmm.2023.100795
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Immersive experiences as a resource for promoting museum tourism in the Z and millennials generations

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“…Given that the different lifestyles of individuals belonging to Gen Z and Millennials may affect the relationship between immersion level experience and affective and conative performance [83]. Compared to previous generations, Generation Z usually has a more positive attitude towards Internet technology transmission and communication [84].…”
Section: Generation Zmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given that the different lifestyles of individuals belonging to Gen Z and Millennials may affect the relationship between immersion level experience and affective and conative performance [83]. Compared to previous generations, Generation Z usually has a more positive attitude towards Internet technology transmission and communication [84].…”
Section: Generation Zmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The exhibition, "Visualizing History: Tunnels of Vauquois", which took place at the Newman Library in Blacksburg, VA, USA, and later at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, is a good example of an immersive virtual reality (VR) experience that dips the public in the world of World War I soldiers in the Vauquois tunnels in France [54]. We have seen an increase and greater interest in the creation of projects and initiatives using interactive and dynamic digital tools, as a way of attracting new audiences and keeping up with trends [55], in museums and interpretation centers with historical and military heritage [27]. By digital storytelling, the user is provided with a customized and personalized experience [56].…”
Section: Structuring Of the Suplymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Promotional videos played a key role in disseminating existing military tourism resources in different territories through their ability to capture attention, showcase attractions and experiences and convey narrative and educational value [58,59]. Promotional videos create emotional connections, increase visibility and attract tourists and, in some way, help destinations differentiate themselves from competition [55]. Moreover, the fact that they were produced and distributed within a network of organizations meant that destinations would not be promoting themselves in isolation, but would instead benefit from the media attention already garnered by previously published content.…”
Section: Creation Of Digital Content and Of A Visual Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%