Motivation, satisfaction and loyalty in the case of a film festival: differences between local and non-local participants

Báez, Andrea; Fernández, María Devesa

doi:10.1007/s10824-017-9292-2

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“…The number of different cultural events and festivals has increased significantly in recent years (Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017). Cultural events and various festivals have thus become an important factor in the development of tourism Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017;Christou et al, 2018).…”

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“…This corresponds to the results of foreign authors. According to them, among the most frequent motivational factors of participation in all events are not only cultural factors but also new experiences and entertainment (Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017;Peter & Anandkumar, 2015). Regarding the most frequent motivational factors of participation in events, some researchers mention e.g.…”

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“…Regarding the most frequent motivational factors of participation in events, some researchers mention e.g. desire and search for new things, experiences, escape from everyday reality, family cohesion, socialization, curiosity, fun, learning, or the attractiveness of events itself (Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017;Park et al, 2008;Lee, 2000;Peter & Anandkumar, 2015). Other scientific studies have also mentioned other factors, such as education (Duran & Hamarat, 2014, Yolal et al, 2012, relaxation, improving relationships (Duran & Hamarat, 2014;Peter & Anandkumar, 2015).…”

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“…Such tourism products can also include organized events that can be used by destinations to attract visitors, develop tourism, revitalize various activities and places (Hernandez-Mogollon et al, 2018). In the world, unlike the Czech Republic, more attention is paid to organized events, as event tourism is a rapidly developing part of tourism that allows countries to profit from growth in income and employment in tourism, to build their competitive advantages (Boucher et al, 2018;Christou et al, 2018;Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017), create destination image and attract foreign investment and visitor attention (Baez-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernandez, 2017;Duran & Hamarat, 2014). In addition to image creation, event tourism reduces crime and poverty and makes people prouder of their country (Boucher et al, 2018).…”

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Factors of Demand for Cultural Events in Tourism: the Case of the Czech Republic

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Mezuláník²,

Kaščáková

et al. 2019

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The main purpose of the research is to examine selected demand factors for cultural events in tourism in the Czech Republic. Eight hypotheses are formulated. The primary research was carried out in the form of a questionnaire. There were 1666 respondents interviewed in various tourist destinations in the Czech Republic. While testing the hypotheses the Friedman test, Wilcoxon signed-rank test, the Mann-Whitney U test, and Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient are used. We confirm the hypotheses that the residents of the Czech Republic think that cultural events are organized more frequently than sports events, shopping events (e.g. markets, trades), exhibitions and fairs, and religious events in the Czech Republic, the motives for participation in cultural events are mainly experience and entertainment, women more often participate in cultural events than men, men more often attend sports events than women, and people take the greatest pleasure to participate in cultural events and not in the other events (sports events, shopping events, exhibitions and fairs, and religious events). We reject the hypotheses that summer is the best season for organizing events, that families are more likely to participate in cultural events than single people or people with friends, and that advertising in mass media has the greatest influence on the decision to visit cultural events. The benefit of the paper is to focus the research on a new area of tourism development in the Czech Republic – organizing events at tourist destinations and trying to reveal the impact of various factors on demand for cultural events. Organization of events in tourism is a relatively large area, therefore, it opens further possibilities of exploring this issue in terms of the organized events' impact on tourist destinations, the offering of organized events, managing organized events. Keywords: cultural events, exhibitions, fairs, Friedman test, Mann-Whitney U test, Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient, shopping events, sports events, Wilcoxon signed-rank test.

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Section: Table 1 the Main Motives To Take A Vacation In 2015mentioning

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Factors of Demand for Cultural Events in Tourism: the Case of the Czech Republic

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“…Within tourism studies, research on festival tourism is a field of specialty that has experienced great growth and importance since the 1980s (Ma & Lew, 2012), and has thus been analyzed in different investigations (for example, Crompton & McKay, 1997;Formica & Murrmann, 1998;Getz & Cheyne, 2002;Wamwara-Mbugua & Cornwell, 2010;Lee et al, 2012). Some analyze a specific type of festival, like related to art and culture (Lee et al, 2004;Bowen & Daniels, 2005;Baker & Draper, 2013), theatre specifically (Woosnam, McElroy & Van Winkle, 2009;Duran & Hamarat, 2014), music festivals (Brown & Knox, 2016;Pérez-Gálvez et al, 2017), film festivals (Cudny & Ogorek, 2014;Baéz-Montenegro & Devesa-Fernández, 2017), food (Woosnam et al, 2016) or food and wine festivals (Savinovic et al, 2012;Pérez-Gálvez et al, 2015).…”

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Cultural Events: Case Study of a Theatre Festival as an Element of Tourist Attraction

Gómez-Casero¹,

Jara-Alba²,

Beltrán³

et al. 2018

Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences

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Events have increasingly become more relevant in scientific literature. Festivals are considered a part of event tourism, and they are emerging as a subfield largely because they occupy a special place in each culture. There are few profound studies regarding cultural festivals and, particularly, theatre. The main aim of this research is to contribute to the current scientific literature related to festivals as an instrument for cultural and tourist development. The findings of the study show the most relevant characteristics of the tourist who attends an event with more than forty editions such as the International Classical Theatre Festival of Almagro (Ciudad Real, Spain). Not only does it analyze its sociodemographic characteristics (gender, profession, level of studies and income level) but also interesting aspects such as the characteristics of the trip, which allow to determine the fundamentals of the event as a cultural space and an element of tourist attraction.

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How Do Video Games Induce Us to Travel?: Exploring the Drivers, Mechanisms, and Limits of Video Game-Induced Tourism

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Joppe

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Motivation, satisfaction and loyalty in the case of a film festival: differences between local and non-local participants

Cited by 42 publications

References 79 publications

Factors of Demand for Cultural Events in Tourism: the Case of the Czech Republic

Factors of Demand for Cultural Events in Tourism: the Case of the Czech Republic

Cultural Events: Case Study of a Theatre Festival as an Element of Tourist Attraction

How Do Video Games Induce Us to Travel?: Exploring the Drivers, Mechanisms, and Limits of Video Game-Induced Tourism

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