2000
DOI: 10.1300/j073v09n04_03
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Projected and Perceived Image of Spain as a Tourist Destination for British Travellers

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“…In addition, studies have shown that projected images by travel brochures and tour operators are different from travelers' perceived images (Andreu et al, 2001;Grosspietsch, 2006). In general, travelers' perceived images are more positive than the projected images of promotional documents (Grosspietsch, 2006).…”
Section: Projected Imagementioning
confidence: 96%
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“…In addition, studies have shown that projected images by travel brochures and tour operators are different from travelers' perceived images (Andreu et al, 2001;Grosspietsch, 2006). In general, travelers' perceived images are more positive than the projected images of promotional documents (Grosspietsch, 2006).…”
Section: Projected Imagementioning
confidence: 96%
“…Perceived image and projected image, the major streams in image studies, have been individually examined, but very few studies have investigated the differences between them (Andreu, Bigné, & Cooper, 2001;Grosspietsch, 2006). An investigation of both perceived and projected images could provide a complete picture of a destination to its marketers.…”
Section: (Table 1 Here)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most authors accept this model highlighted by Crompton. ''Push'' factors are intangible factors that pushes a tourist away from home, while ''pull'' factors are tangible characteristics pulling tourists towards the destination, referring to what makes a destination attractive for potential visitors' including historical and cultural resources, beaches, and accommodation (Andreu, Bigné, & Cooper, 2000). These factors are relevant in the current study, as they provide a framework for understanding tourist motivations.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
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“…El Cuestionario de Eficiencia Comunicativa (Tabla 1), está basado en tres criterios de análisis (CA) y compuesto por 11 indicadores y 36 variables que vienen a demostrar la eficiencia comunicativa de las TIC y su relación con el turismo. Además de analizar los sitios web, se ha visitado en persona el Teatro Romano de Cartagena en diversas ocasiones para verificar la relación real que existe entre la imagen proyectada (web) y la imagen percibida in situ en el lugar, siguiendo así los trabajos realizados por Andreu, Bigné & Cooper (2000) o Di Marino (2008). También se han llevado a cabo entrevistas en profundidad a expertos y conocedores del lugar, destacando la realizada a la directora del Museo Teatro Romano, Dra.…”
Section: Metodología Base Para El Cuestionario De Eficiencia Comunicaunclassified