2020
DOI: 10.1080/1743873x.2020.1739055
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Provocation and related subjective experiences along the dark tourism spectrum

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“…Lacanienta et al [ 45 ] found that lighter dark tourism experiences (e.g., execution square and the ghost tour) were more affectively pleasing and raised a stronger sense of agency (inclination to act) than darker tourism experiences; the latter (e.g., Auschwitz and Schindler's Factory) were more provocative, valued, and meaningful. Also, Lee and Jeong [ 68 ] found that a sense of sadness contributes to establishing meaning [ 46 ]; some tourists reported less satisfaction when a visit is not ‘sad enough’ [ 118 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lacanienta et al [ 45 ] found that lighter dark tourism experiences (e.g., execution square and the ghost tour) were more affectively pleasing and raised a stronger sense of agency (inclination to act) than darker tourism experiences; the latter (e.g., Auschwitz and Schindler's Factory) were more provocative, valued, and meaningful. Also, Lee and Jeong [ 68 ] found that a sense of sadness contributes to establishing meaning [ 46 ]; some tourists reported less satisfaction when a visit is not ‘sad enough’ [ 118 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lighter attractions thus tend to use dynamic methods, including thematic staging, periodinspired props, immersive and sensory technologies, such as smell pods (i.e. canisters that emit manufactured smells to manipulate the environment), AR/VR technologies, amusement rides, cocreation and re-enactment (Bowman & Pezzullo, 2010;Lacanienta et al, 2020;Wright, 2021). These juxtapose traditional interpretation methods at darker attractions (e.g.…”
Section: Lighter Dark Tourism Experiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike darker attractions that, according to Stone’s (2006) Darkness Spectrum, generally promote commemorative interpretation to help visitors cope with and reflect on past tragedies, lighter attractions use edutainment interpretation to help visitors learn about macabre histories in a fun way (Dunkley, 2017; Ivanova & Light, 2018; Wyatt et al, 2021). Lighter attractions thus tend to use dynamic methods, including thematic staging, period-inspired props, immersive and sensory technologies, such as smell pods (i.e., canisters that emit manufactured smells to manipulate the environment), AR/VR technologies, amusement rides, co-creation, and re-enactment (Bowman & Pezzullo, 2009; Lacanienta et al, 2020; Wright, 2021). These juxtapose traditional interpretation methods at darker attractions (e.g., text panels, information boards, static exhibitions, self-guided and/or audio tours, reflection spaces) (Frew, 2017; Skipalis, 2012; Strange & Kempa, 2003).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tumšāko tūrisma vietu apmeklētāju subjektīvā pieredze ir raksturota kā provokatīvākas, dziļākas, vērtīgākas (arī no patērētā laika viedokļa), ar lielāku iespēju, ka tās tiks rekomendētas arī citiem (Lacanienta et al, 2020). Ieteikumi, atkārtota atgriešanās, citu līdzīgu vietu apmeklēšana un vietas popularizēšana ir visbiežākās tumšā mantojuma vietu apmeklētāju atbildes uz jautājumu par pieredzēto.…”
Section: Tumšā Tūrisma Pieprasījuma Aspekti: Apmeklējuma Motīvi Piere...unclassified