Instagramable Tourism Attraction: Natural or Artificial?

Sari, Astri Yuza; Trinanda, Okki

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“…However, previous research explained that tourists are more interested in making return visits to tourist areas that have natural attractions, rather than tourist attractions that only prioritize their instagramable areas. This is because tourists are satisfied in one visit to explore the photo spots provided at these tourist destinations [5]. Of course, this phenomenon is not good for tourism development in the future.…”

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New Travel Habits: Experience or Psychological?

Sari,

Trinanda,

Ritonga

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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The purpose of research is to look at the reasons people visit tourist destination post Covid-19. The final result of this research to find out a direct effect of Recollection of Memorable Tourism Experience (Recollection of MTE) to revisit intention, and how effect of Recollection of Memorable Tourism experience (Recollection of MTE) as a mediating between psychological factors to revisit intention. Data obtained from 300 tourist who were met accidentally in several tourist attractions in West Sumatra. Analysis data used SmartPLS 3.0, which shows that directly post-covid 19, the reason people visit tourist destination is more psychological factors than their Recollection of Memorable Tourism Experience. Furthermore, there is no evidence that the influence of psychological factors on revisit intention is mediating by Recollection of MTE.

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New Travel Habits: Experience or Psychological?

Sari,

Trinanda,

Ritonga

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…Conversely, the millennial generation, who were born between 1981 and 1996, has emerged as a highly significant section in the tourism market (Crossley, 2020). This generation is renowned for its dynamism, ingenuity, and penchant for exploration (Yuza Sari & Trinanda, 2020). They are also familiar with utilizing digital technology in their everyday life, which includes searching for information and making vacation reservations.…”

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The Change of Millennial Tourist Interests in Sam Poo Kong Temple, Semarang

Gulo,

Octafian

2024

Pancasila Int. J. Appl. Soc. Sci.

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The advent of the fourth industrial revolution signifies not only significant technological progress compared to earlier eras, but also the ability to revolutionize traditional business practices. The Sam Poo Kong Temple, which was once intended as a site of prayer for Confucian adherents, has transformed into a well-liked tourist destination where people engage in selfie activities, thereby enhancing their social standing. This research aims to understand the factors influencing the change in millennial tourists' interest towards Sam Poo Kong Temple. To evaluate the impact of social media usage and digital technology on the interests and behaviors of millennial tourists. To identify the preferences and motivations of millennial tourists in choosing tourist destinations such as Sam Poo Kong Temple. This study employs a qualitative methodology using a case study technique. Data is gathered via extensive interviews with relevant individuals, including temple administrators, tour guides, and tourists, with a particular focus on millennial. The findings indicate that social media plays a key role in marketing Sam Poo Kong Temple and attracting millennial tourists' interest. The dissemination of engaging content such as photos, videos, and narratives on social media has increased the visibility of the temple and sparked significant interest from tech-savvy millennial. Sam Poo Kong Temple has transformed from a traditional place of worship into a highly sought-after tourist destination, especially for photo opportunities and showcasing social status on social media. This impacts the preferences and motivations of millennial tourists in selecting tourist locations, with a primary focus on architectural beauty, unique experiences, and visibility on social media.

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Instagramable Tourism Attraction: Natural or Artificial?

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New Travel Habits: Experience or Psychological?

New Travel Habits: Experience or Psychological?

The Change of Millennial Tourist Interests in Sam Poo Kong Temple, Semarang

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