The missing voices in the perceptions of tourism: The neglect of expatriates

Dutt, Christopher S.; Harvey, William S.; Shaw, Gareth

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2017.10.004

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“…The nature of the destination should receive further consideration at this point. Events held nearer to a destination's main business hub may experience different impacts or may experience these impacts more or less severely than rural areas (Dutt et al, 2018).…”

Section: The Impact Of Mega-events On Host-city Residentsmentioning

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The perceptions of host-city residents of the impact of mega-events and their support: the EXPO 2020 in Dubai

Hallaq¹,

Ninov

Dutt

2020

Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events

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Events tourism has been growing rapidly and has become one of the most common ways of attracting tourists to developing destinations. Hosting mega-events has become a means to achieve rapid development in a destination. Host-city residents are the first to feel the impact of hosting such events and are considered as key stakeholders. Results from a survey distributed in Dubai revealed that residents supported the upcoming EXPO 2020 event, with little concern for the potential associated costsa result contradicting a lot of literature. The results provide guidance for policy makers regarding host-city residents' perceptions on hosting events.

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Section: The Impact Of Mega-events On Host-city Residentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The perceptions of host-city residents of the impact of mega-events and their support: the EXPO 2020 in Dubai

Hallaq¹,

Ninov

Dutt

2020

Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events

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“…Hosts are heterogeneous, varying by culture (e.g. Dutt et al, 2018), duration of residency (e.g. Shani & Uriely, 2012), relationship with and motivation of the guest (e.g.…”

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The Development of Social and Cultural Capitals for Immigrant Hosts of VFR Travellers

Griffin

Glover

2020

Leisure Sciences

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The hosting of friends and relatives is an important and common experience. Hosting gives reason and opportunity for residents to explore their community while spending time with guests. For newcomers, hosting brings additional significance due to their relative isolation from traditional social networks and comparative unfamiliarity with the community. This narrative inquiry examines immigrants' experiences of hosting friends and relatives using Bourdieu's theories of social and cultural capital. Findings suggest that hosting creates a context where relationships are refreshed, resources exchanged, and capitals that enhance hosts' habitus in the new social field are developed. This impacts personal identity, sense of accomplishments, and increases familiarity with the new culture that may further integration. Application of both social and cultural capital demonstrates the opportunities and dilemmas for immigrant hosts interacting in dual social fields. A theoretical model delineates processes and implications for capital development laying foundations for future research and practitioner guidance.

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“…Sustainable development is increasingly becoming a priority issue in tourism development in the modern world [6]. Tourism has repeatedly been reported as a powerful activity that can have significant impacts on a nation, often concerning a country's economy, society and culture, and environment [7]. The senior population is of interest to the tourism industry because of its growing size and increasing participation in travel activities [8].…”

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Sustainable Tourism Model Based on Environmental Wisdom in Penglipuran Tourism Village, Kubu Subdistrict, Bangli

Laksmi¹,

Candranegara²

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Social Science

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This article aims to find out the form and implementation of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom. This study is designed using a qualitative method. There are two results found. First, the form of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom includes (1) the form of policy contained in the vision of the tourism village management agency, (2) the form of the organizational structure of the management institution that collaborates indigenous people and villagers, and (3) the form of distribution of retribution proceeds determined through the Decree of the Level II Regional Chief of Bangli. Second, the implementation of sustainable tourism based on environmental wisdom includes (1) conservation of the physical environment, (2) biotic (forest) environmental conservation, and (3) tourism business development. Third, the sustainable tourism model based on environmental wisdom is a model of tourism village development with collaboration between local community elements.

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The missing voices in the perceptions of tourism: The neglect of expatriates

Cited by 30 publications

References 62 publications

The perceptions of host-city residents of the impact of mega-events and their support: the EXPO 2020 in Dubai

The perceptions of host-city residents of the impact of mega-events and their support: the EXPO 2020 in Dubai

The Development of Social and Cultural Capitals for Immigrant Hosts of VFR Travellers

Sustainable Tourism Model Based on Environmental Wisdom in Penglipuran Tourism Village, Kubu Subdistrict, Bangli

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