2019
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7253-4.ch001
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Marketing and Branding Initiatives for Local Food and Tourism Identity of Terengganu, Malaysia

Abstract: This chapter focuses on Terengganu and seeks to explore its local food and tourism development as well as marketing and branding initiatives. Within the context of local food, tourism, and destination marketing and branding studies, scholars continuously contest the truth of food as the core traveling purpose among tourists to visit a particular tourist destination. It was found that, recently, many tourist destinations have utilized local food as part of marketing and branding initiatives to position and stim… Show more

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“…That is why tourism infrastructure supports for the development of tourism areas even in remote destinations (Sakai, 2006)and also influence on the tourism industry, tourist satisfaction (Blazeska, Strezovski, & Klimoska, 2018) as well as the destination image (Hadush, 2018). The term tourist destination refers to a place or area where a collection of tourism-related products and attractions are offered which deliver a tourism experience for individuals or groups travelling away from their home or place (Jalis, 2019). Attraction Infrastructure, Accommodation Infrastructure, Accessibility Infrastructure and Amenity Infrastructure are the key factors that determine the destination image, visitor's satisfaction and tourist's future intention (Hadush, 2018) and satisfaction is directly affected by attractiveness, accommodation service, cultural contact, and perceived risk revisit intention (Nguyen Viet, Dang, & Nguyen, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That is why tourism infrastructure supports for the development of tourism areas even in remote destinations (Sakai, 2006)and also influence on the tourism industry, tourist satisfaction (Blazeska, Strezovski, & Klimoska, 2018) as well as the destination image (Hadush, 2018). The term tourist destination refers to a place or area where a collection of tourism-related products and attractions are offered which deliver a tourism experience for individuals or groups travelling away from their home or place (Jalis, 2019). Attraction Infrastructure, Accommodation Infrastructure, Accessibility Infrastructure and Amenity Infrastructure are the key factors that determine the destination image, visitor's satisfaction and tourist's future intention (Hadush, 2018) and satisfaction is directly affected by attractiveness, accommodation service, cultural contact, and perceived risk revisit intention (Nguyen Viet, Dang, & Nguyen, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%