This study examines the linguistic structure of destination image using China as an example. The phrases the tourists use to describe China’s image follow the power-law distribution and exhibit the long tail pattern. The destination image is dominated by a few very popular phrases, but contains a large amount of phrases in small niches. Analysis on Google keyword search volumes shows that those phrases are likely to be the queries tourists use when searching destination information online. In addition, the tourists who use those niche phrases are more likely to travel to China. Thus, Destination Marketing Organizations should adopt the niche images as well as the commonly held images in their online marketing effort
The construct of destination image and its formation are well researched. Numerous studies are condu...
As multi-national hotel companies expand to a foreign market and attract the local customers, their ...
The study explores visitors’ image of a destination using online visitor-generated photography and c...
The Internet spreads tourism information around the world and specifically travel blogs function as ...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
The purpose of this study was to examine the destination image of China as perceived by internationa...
The tourism industry in China has grown significantly over the last two decades. Most of the growth,...
Building on international marketing research on the country-of-origin image effect, this research ex...
This study examines the issue of the formation of destination image through the analysis of the spec...
This study empirically examines the potential effects of a promotional video on the image change of ...
This study introduces an approach of examining destination image through destination personification...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
The construct of destination image and its formation are well researched. Numerous studies are condu...
As multi-national hotel companies expand to a foreign market and attract the local customers, their ...
The study explores visitors’ image of a destination using online visitor-generated photography and c...
The Internet spreads tourism information around the world and specifically travel blogs function as ...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
The purpose of this study was to examine the destination image of China as perceived by internationa...
The tourism industry in China has grown significantly over the last two decades. Most of the growth,...
Building on international marketing research on the country-of-origin image effect, this research ex...
This study examines the issue of the formation of destination image through the analysis of the spec...
This study empirically examines the potential effects of a promotional video on the image change of ...
This study introduces an approach of examining destination image through destination personification...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
The construct of destination image and its formation are well researched. Numerous studies are condu...
As multi-national hotel companies expand to a foreign market and attract the local customers, their ...
The study explores visitors’ image of a destination using online visitor-generated photography and c...