Revealing the Literary Landscape: Research Lines and Challenges of Literary Tourism Studies

Pumarola, Jordi Arcos; Marzal, Eugeni Osácar; Molina, Nayra Llonch

doi:10.33776/et.v10i2.4781

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“…The th generation population is denoted as: (13) After the mutation operation, the generation yields an intermediate as: (14) From the above, it can be learned that DE algorithm is a global optimization algorithm based on population initialization, which actually has the same idea of optimality preservation itself. Its unique differential variation strategy can influence the directional trend of individual evolution within the population in optimization by perturbing it, and all its standard differential algorithms are formulated as follows:…”

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“…He argued that the diversity of the linguistic landscape in Memphis reflects the characteristics and history of different neighborhoods and cultures. The literature [13] explored the role and impact of literary urban linguistic landscapes in sustainable tourism by studying literary elements in the city, such as literary works and literary places.…”

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Data Analysis of Linguistic Landscape in the Context of “Internationalization +” Urban Construction

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2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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With the rapid development of internationalization and urban construction, the urban linguistic landscape has become an area of great interest. The purpose of this paper is to explore the data analysis method of urban visual linguistic landscape based on line-of-sight orientation and to optimize the design of urban linguistic landscape based on an improved genetic algorithm. The basic visual analysis unit and the viewable area analysis unit of the linguistic landscape are proposed to quantify the visual characteristic indexes and the optimal view distance of the linguistic landscape. At the same time, the viewable spatial point set analysis unit is used to obtain the view accessibility of the language landscape. Finally, the linguistic landscape optimization model was evaluated and analyzed for application effects. The results show that through the optimized design of 10 linguistic spots in H City National Forest Park, the average score of each spot evaluation is 3.48, and the full score ratio is 63.18%. The urban language landscape optimization model proposed in this paper can effectively improve the aesthetics and visual sensitivity of the urban language landscape.

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Data Analysis of Linguistic Landscape in the Context of “Internationalization +” Urban Construction

Kong

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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“…According to Chang and Mak [ 58 ], the gastronomic image from the perspective of tourists can be defined as “tourists” holistic impression about a destination’s gastronomic products and food culture” (p. 91). Despite the abundance of literature on destination image [ 59 , 60 ] and the growing interest of destination marketing organizations (DMOs) in promoting local gastronomic heritage [ 5 , 61 ], there is a paucity of research regarding the importance and implications of gastronomy tourism on destination image formation [ 62 ].…”

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Gastronomy Tourism and Well-Being: Evidence from Taiwan and Catalonia Michelin-Starred Restaurants

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Mariné-Roig

Molina

2022

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In the tourism and hospitality industry, ensuring the well-being of visitors is essential to achieving a competitive tourist destination. This objective is even more pressing in the gastronomy sector. Surprisingly, the scientific literature on this topic is scarce and relies on questionnaire surveys and interviews as a data source. After scrutinizing the 13 articles on gastronomy tourism and well-being indexed in the Web of Science or in Scopus, this study proposes two new lines of research interrelated by the concept of gastronomic image. These exploit the content shared online by consumers in order to assess subjective well-being derived from quality gastronomic experiences. The first is a framework for the customer-perceived image based on Grönroos’s service quality model, and the second is a conceptual model based on Morris’s semiotics to measure gastronomic image. Through mixed methodologies, i.e., qualitative in the first research line and quantitative in the second, the study applies the theoretical framework to Michelin-starred restaurants in two tourist regions with similar features but with different gastronomic cultures—Taiwan (Asia) and Catalonia (Europe)—using as a data source all the online travel reviews (OTRs) written in English about these restaurants shared on the TripAdvisor portal. Comparing the three categories of restaurants in both regions, the results show branding and marketing problems and significant differences in the popularity of restaurants and the satisfaction and well-being of diners. There is a positive relationship between the category of restaurants according to the number of Michelin stars and their popularity according to the number of OTRs, as well as with the satisfaction and well-being of diners, except for a 3-star restaurant that is the worst-rated. These outcomes from the demand side can be useful to stakeholders to design or improve gastronomic products and services.

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“…Using the distinctive Tang poetry index, this study investigated the effects of literary tourism on tourism growth. Although prior research has emphasized the importance of qualitative analysis (Arcos-Pumarola et al, 2020; Çevik, 2020), this is the first study to our knowledge that relies on a sizable secondary data set and regression analysis methods to demonstrate direct cultural effects on tourism development. We discover that the Tang poetry ranking had a significant favorable impact on both the number of domestic tourists and their revenue, using data from 340 cities in 2003 and the top 100 Tang poem ranking index.…”

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“…Unfortunately, the literature has failed either to validate a direct link between literature and tourism revenue, or to demonstrate a clear positive correlation between the two using accurate secondary data. Most of the research on literary tourism is qualitative (Arcos-Pumarola et al, 2020). There are two plausible explanations for this result.…”

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Tang poetry and tourism: Cultural effects after 1000 years

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Chen

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Tourism Economics

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It is impossible to overstate the importance of culture and literature in tourism. Most studies have relied on qualitative evidence to the exclusion of precise secondary data to show a direct link between literature and tourism. Using a novel and unique index of Tang poems ranks as a proxy for cultural status and heritage accumulation to quantify the effects of Tang poetry on the expansion of domestic and international tourism, this research adds significantly to the body of knowledge on literary tourism. Based on ordinary least squares and bias-corrected propensity score matching regression analysis, the top 100 Tang poetry rankings are favorably associated with domestic tourist growth but not with international tourism expansion. These findings are crucial for the development of literary tourism.

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Revealing the Literary Landscape: Research Lines and Challenges of Literary Tourism Studies

Cited by 10 publications

References 28 publications

Data Analysis of Linguistic Landscape in the Context of “Internationalization +” Urban Construction

Data Analysis of Linguistic Landscape in the Context of “Internationalization +” Urban Construction

Gastronomy Tourism and Well-Being: Evidence from Taiwan and Catalonia Michelin-Starred Restaurants

Tang poetry and tourism: Cultural effects after 1000 years

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