Social media in travel, tourism and hospitality: theory, practice and cases
Social media in travel, tourism and hospitality: theory, practice and cases
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旅行、旅游和酒店业中的社交媒体：理论、实践和案例
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10.1080/1755182x.2012.758973
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发表时间：
2013
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0.2
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Bistra Nikiforova
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作者：
Bistra Nikiforova
移民和社区结构的主题。开头几章解释了十九世纪末创造的早期伊甸园神话是如何在二十世纪中期被转化为"阳光和乐趣"运动的，并得到了私营和公共实体的支持，这些实体合并成了佛罗里达发展委员会，现在是佛罗里达旅游委员会。路边景点的彩色细节说明了驾驶经验，佛罗里达沿着美国高速公路，高潮在跨越"热线"从冬季到夏季，与点头的吉姆克劳经验的非裔美国人。定居和社区建设的过程是这本书的核心，在这里Desrosiers-Lauzon对研究旅游业做出了最原始的贡献。广泛的人口和地理分析表明，早在20世纪60年代，加拿大雪鸟就从迈阿密海滩的汽车旅馆迁移到布劳沃德县，在那里他们聚集在负担得起的公寓，拖车公园和退休村庄。他认为，对游客涌入的强烈反对有助于推动环保运动和缓慢增长的政策，这将扩大该州的经济基础。这本书挑战了游客是短暂的观点，通过展示加拿大雪鸟积极建立外籍人士社区，即使他们在佛罗里达的逗留是暂时的。事实上，“几十年来，雪鸟的生活一直是一个社会旋风”的俱乐部，社会，沙狐球联赛，舞蹈和聚餐（155）。作为一个土生土长的魁北克人，他在第六章中证明了自己的观点。弗洛里贝克是魁北克的一个雪鸟社区，他们印刷了一份法语报纸，并在20世纪70年代和80年代参与了魁北克民族主义运动。他试图衡量加拿大的雪鸟对佛罗里达的影响可能不像他的佛罗里达的印记后雪鸟坚实的证据一样成功，但通过解决这两个，这卷区分自己在佛罗里达旅游奖学金。如果说在某些地方，这本书读起来太像一篇带有理论离题的论文，那么这种学术基础也使这本书脱颖而出，成为新一波旅游研究的预兆，这些研究是对该领域既定主题的新诠释。深入的研究，扎实的结构和引人入胜的散文使这本书适合20世纪旅游和加拿大研究的严肃学者。
the themes of migration and community structure. The opening chapters explain how the early myth of Eden created in the late nineteenth century was translated into a ‘sun and fun’ campaign by the mid-twentieth century, with the support of private and public entities that merged into the Florida Development Commission, now the Florida Tourism Commission. Colourful details of roadside attractions illustrate the driving experience to Florida along American highways, climaxing in crossing the ‘heat line’ from winter to summer, with a nod to the Jim Crow experience of African Americans. The processes of settlement and community building are at the core of the book, and here Desrosiers-Lauzon makes his most original contributions to studying tourism. Extensive demographic and geographic analyses show that as early as the 1960s, Canadian snowbirds migrated from motels in Miami Beach to Broward County, where they clustered in affordable condos, trailer parks and retirement villages. He argues that the backlash against the influx of tourists helped prompt the environmental movement and slow-growth policies that would broaden the state’s economic base. This book challenges the view that tourists are ephemeral by showing that Canadian snowbirds actively built expat communities, even if their sojourns in Florida were temporary. Indeed, ‘for decades now, snowbird life has been a social whirlwind’ of clubs, societies, shuffleboard leagues, dances and potlucks (155). A native of Quebec himself, he proves his point in Chapter 6 on the Floribec, a community of Québécois snowbirds who printed a French-language newspaper and became involved in the Québécois nationalist movement in the 1970s and 1980s. His attempt to measure the impact of Canada’s snowbirds on Florida may not be as successful as his solid proofs of the imprint of Florida upon the snowbirds, yet by tackling both, this volume distinguishes itself in the scholarship on Florida tourism. If in a few places, the book reads too much like a dissertation with its theoretical digressions, that foundation of scholarship also makes the book stand out as a harbinger of a new wave of tourism studies that are fresh interpretations of established themes in the field. In-depth research, solid construction and engaging prose make this a book suitable for serious scholars of twentieth-century tourism and Canadian studies.