Travel blogs provide a new way of understanding consumers\u27 perceptions on destination and its associated products. The purpose of this study was to examine international tourists\u27 destination image of China as represented in travel blog discourse. Data were obtained from blog entries relating to trips to China posted on three dominant travel blog websites. Content analysis facilitated by Atlas.ti 6.0 was performed on a total of 89 China-related travel blogs. The study identified the most frequently discussed aspects of tourists\u27 experiences in China. The results also indicated that the blog authors had mixed and paradoxical images of China as identified by previous research. Marketing implications for China\u27s tourism development...
Chinese tourists, who are increasingly traveling out of Asia independently, need trustworthy and rea...
This study examines the perceived destination image of Hong Kong among visitors from mainland China,...
Tourists frquently use internet social media for travel information because the opinions and accoutn...
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 Internet spreads tourism information around the world and specifically travel blogs function as ...
The Chinese outbound tourism market is a fast growing source market for many destinations. However, ...
At present, the internet has become an important channel for consumers to obtain tourism information...
This paper analyzed 200 travel blog entries posted by 100 Mainland Chinese visitors and 100 local Ta...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
This study examines the linguistic structure of destination image using China as an example. The phr...
This study proposes that travel blogging has become part of tourist practices, particularly in the p...
[[abstract]]Using brand netnography (analyzing first-person on-line stories consumers tell that incl...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
Chinese tourists, who are increasingly traveling out of Asia independently, need trustworthy and rea...
This study examines the perceived destination image of Hong Kong among visitors from mainland China,...
Tourists frquently use internet social media for travel information because the opinions and accoutn...
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 Internet spreads tourism information around the world and specifically travel blogs function as ...
The Chinese outbound tourism market is a fast growing source market for many destinations. However, ...
At present, the internet has become an important channel for consumers to obtain tourism information...
This paper analyzed 200 travel blog entries posted by 100 Mainland Chinese visitors and 100 local Ta...
This study is aimed at revealing the tourism destination image (TDI) of Japan as represented on Chin...
This study examines the linguistic structure of destination image using China as an example. The phr...
This study proposes that travel blogging has become part of tourist practices, particularly in the p...
[[abstract]]Using brand netnography (analyzing first-person on-line stories consumers tell that incl...
After allowing direct flights from Mainland China to Taiwan, Chinese tourists increased according to...
Chinese tourists, who are increasingly traveling out of Asia independently, need trustworthy and rea...
This study examines the perceived destination image of Hong Kong among visitors from mainland China,...
Tourists frquently use internet social media for travel information because the opinions and accoutn...