Film Tourism in Asia (eBook)

Sangkyun Kim is Associate Professor of Tourism at Edith Cowan University. His research interests stem from five main themes: the close relationships between tourism and popular culture, with particular attention to tourism and (popular) media, film tourism, celebrity cultures, and fan pilgrimage; the relationship between food, identity and tourism; tourist behaviours including experience and emotion; research methods in tourism including; and tourism and community perspective (eg, perceptions, attitudes, empowerment, social capital).Stijn Reijnders is Professor of Cultural Heritage at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research focuses on the intersection of media, culture and tourism. Currently he leads two large, international research projects funded by the Dutch Science Foundation and the European Research Council. He has published many research papers and two monographs entitled Holland op de Helling (2006) – recipient of the national NeSCoR dissertation award – and Places of the Imagination. Media, Tourism, Culture (2011). In addition, Reijnders has co-edited The Ashgate Research Companion to Fan Cultures (2014).

Chapter 1: Asia on My Mind: Understanding Film Tourism and its Perspectives in AsiaSection I. Representing AsiaChapter 2: Film Tourism in India: An Emergent ProductChapter 3: Imagining Tourism and Mobilities in Modern India Through FilmChapter 4: Technology Adoption in Films: Can it be a Subtle Way to Promote Film Tourism in Bangladesh?Chapter 5: Strategic Marketing in Film Tourism: The Case of Reality TV Programmes in South KoreaChapter 6: Where’s that Beach? Visual Media Effects on Greece in the Korean TV Drama Descendants of the SunChapter 7: Film Tourism in China: Trends and ReviewsSection II: The Film Tourist ExperienceChapter 8: Mediating Spaces of Tourism in the German Village of South KoreaChapter 9: The Impact of Film on Tourist Experience Transformation: A Longitudinal Autoethnographic Approach to the Case of Bali, IndonesiaChapter 10: Becoming Extras: Beyond Touristic Experiences at China’s Hengdian World StudiosChapter 11: Nostalgia and Film Tourism Products and Activities: The Case of Korean Audience of Hong Kong FilmsSection III: Impacts on Host CommunitiesChapter 12: The Beach Goes Full Circle: The Case of Koh Phi Phi, ThailandChapter 13: Attitudes of Host Communities Towards Film Tourism and Tourists’ Impacts on Social DistanceChapter 14: Change in Local Community’s Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Film Tourism Impacts: The Case of Eat Pray Love Film Tourism in Bali, IndonesiaSection IV: Cross-Cultural PerspectivesChapter 15: Creating Places and Transferring Culture: American Theme Parks in AsiaChapter 16: Impact of Indian Films on Travel Decisions of Non-Resident Indians and Non-IndiansChapter 17. Power of a Drama? A Comparison on Voluntourism Between Chinese and American Film TouristsConclusionChapter 18. Future Journeys: Setting the Research Agenda for Film Tourism in Asia and Beyond