This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular travel magazines in China. Travel articles on Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and Taiwan from 2006 to 2008 were content analyzed. Japan was reported on most, and the projected images of the six destinations are dominated by leisure and recreation, and culture, history and art. Correspondence analysis was used to examine relationships between destinations and popular image attributes. The results showed that South Korea and Macau had distinct projected images, whereas Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Vietnam shared many similar image attributes. Practical implications for destination marketing organizations are provided.School of Hotel ...
The geographical and cultural distance between two places may influence the manner in which tourists...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
This study presents a visual analysis of photographs of six destinations (Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, S...
This study presents a visual analysis of photographs of six destinations (Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, S...
Based on the analyses of texts and pictures in the top six outbound travel magazines in Mainland Chi...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
This study presents the perceived and projected image of Taiwan as a travel destination from perspec...
This study exposed the complex nature of tourism representation and examined the photographic repres...
This study examines the linguistic structure of destination image using China as an example. The phr...
The shaping of organic destination image received limited investigation though it is an important fa...
Building on international marketing research on the country-of-origin image effect, this research ex...
With the rapid development of the Chinese economy, Chinese residents' willingness to travel has been...
Abstract: Destination image has long been a popular research topic in tourism studies. However, meth...
The geographical and cultural distance between two places may influence the manner in which tourists...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...
This study aimed to explore the projected images of major outbound destinations based on popular tra...
This study presents a visual analysis of photographs of six destinations (Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, S...
This study presents a visual analysis of photographs of six destinations (Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, S...
Based on the analyses of texts and pictures in the top six outbound travel magazines in Mainland Chi...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
This study presents the perceived and projected image of Taiwan as a travel destination from perspec...
This study exposed the complex nature of tourism representation and examined the photographic repres...
This study examines the linguistic structure of destination image using China as an example. The phr...
The shaping of organic destination image received limited investigation though it is an important fa...
Building on international marketing research on the country-of-origin image effect, this research ex...
With the rapid development of the Chinese economy, Chinese residents' willingness to travel has been...
Abstract: Destination image has long been a popular research topic in tourism studies. However, meth...
The geographical and cultural distance between two places may influence the manner in which tourists...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its ass...