This article analyses different self-address and reader forms of address employed by the people in charge of tourist accommodation establishments when answering the opinions or reviews made by their clients in the TripAdvisor search engine (tripadvisor.es). First, I attempt to determine how the singularity of this cybergenre of tourism 2.0, opinion-answer, with its functional tenor and its discursive roles, affects the selection of the above mentioned forms, categorized as pragmalinguistic strategies that enhance the distance or closeness between the interactants. Secondly, an attempt is made to prove whether the hotel category along with its location in Spain or in Argentina also bear an influence on the enactment of these address forms. I...
The article deals with the choice of Spanish forms of address on online web stores. It focuses on th...
The paper explores the ‘phraseology of tourism’, i.e. lexical choices and recurring patterns in dis...
This paper explores discursive ways in which hotels may improve their own websites using online cri...
This research points towards the need of a quality or “pragmatic” translation of hotel websites (Dur...
El turismo 2.0 afecta la comunicación entre viajeros y el sector turístico, y necesita de páginas we...
Tourism is a global cultural industry and one of the world’s largest international trades (Thurlow &...
Esta investigación is parte del proyecto COMETVAL que analiza géneros web de viajes y turismo a trav...
In this paper we present the results of a descriptive-interpretative analysis of some reviews about ...
En este trabajo se presentan los resultados de un análisis cuantitativo y cualitativo de las formas ...
After some brief reflections on the concepts of oralisation and colloquialisation (Briz 2013), this ...
As e-marketing has become the dominant marketing mode in the hospitality industry, this study invest...
Tourism is a global cultural industry and one of the world's largest international trades (Thurlow &...
Undoubtedly cultural exchange and language teaching are interrelated in an increasingly globalized w...
The new realities of the tourism market characterized by word of mouth electronic impose the need to...
The decision-making from a tourist depends on the social media experience. For tourists, the importa...
The article deals with the choice of Spanish forms of address on online web stores. It focuses on th...
The paper explores the ‘phraseology of tourism’, i.e. lexical choices and recurring patterns in dis...
This paper explores discursive ways in which hotels may improve their own websites using online cri...
This research points towards the need of a quality or “pragmatic” translation of hotel websites (Dur...
El turismo 2.0 afecta la comunicación entre viajeros y el sector turístico, y necesita de páginas we...
Tourism is a global cultural industry and one of the world’s largest international trades (Thurlow &...
Esta investigación is parte del proyecto COMETVAL que analiza géneros web de viajes y turismo a trav...
In this paper we present the results of a descriptive-interpretative analysis of some reviews about ...
En este trabajo se presentan los resultados de un análisis cuantitativo y cualitativo de las formas ...
After some brief reflections on the concepts of oralisation and colloquialisation (Briz 2013), this ...
As e-marketing has become the dominant marketing mode in the hospitality industry, this study invest...
Tourism is a global cultural industry and one of the world's largest international trades (Thurlow &...
Undoubtedly cultural exchange and language teaching are interrelated in an increasingly globalized w...
The new realities of the tourism market characterized by word of mouth electronic impose the need to...
The decision-making from a tourist depends on the social media experience. For tourists, the importa...
The article deals with the choice of Spanish forms of address on online web stores. It focuses on th...
The paper explores the ‘phraseology of tourism’, i.e. lexical choices and recurring patterns in dis...
This paper explores discursive ways in which hotels may improve their own websites using online cri...