Generational challenges of resident-destination bonding
Generational challenges of resident-destination bonding
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DOI：
10.1016/j.annals.2022.103493
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发表时间：
2022-11
影响因子：
13.2
通讯作者：
Zhe Chen;C. Ryan;Yingsha Zhang
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作者：
Zhe Chen;C. Ryan;Yingsha Zhang
本文探讨了居民-目的地结合的世代挑战如何多样化，演变，并持续为小型主机社区。本研究分析了两个定性的案例研究与代际差异，移民模式和社会政治背景的独特和对比的背景。三个研究结果突出的理论和实践意义。首先，目的地的当地人和移民各有不同的世代经历，包括挫折感、烦恼的根源、生活在外面和被迫流离失所。第二，代际目的地挑战的演变受到政治经济结构、人口地理流动和社区旅游发展的不同影响。第三，必须考虑到当地旅游业在解决长期存在的社区问题方面的作用，这些问题包括青年时期的根深蒂固问题、老年时期的挫折感以及移民在一生中持续的局外人感。
This article explores how generational challenges of resident-destination bonding diversify, evolve, and persist for small host communities. The research analyses two qualitative case studies with distinctive and contrasting contexts of intergenerational differences, migration patterns, and socio-political contexts. Three findings are highlighted for theoretical and practical implications. First, destination locals and migrants vary their generational experiences of emplaced frustration, troubled rootedness, lived outsidedness, and forced displacement. Second, the evolution of intergenerational destination challenges is co-influenced differently by politico-economic configuration, population geographic mobility and community tourism development. Third, the role of local tourism must be considered in addressing persistent community issues, including troubled rootedness in young adulthood, ageing with emplaced frustration, and migrants' continuing sense of outsidedness over the life course.