Add to ORKGThis paper seeks to explore what perceptions travel bloggers have of Europe and also what perceptions of Europe they might be transmitting to their readers. Based around Eurail’s Blog Trail 2011 campaign, five blogs were analyzed in an effort to uncover common characteristics of European destinations visited. Through a thematic content analysis, four overarching themes were detected: Europe as a continent of food; Europe as a continent of architecture; Europe as a continent of stereotypes and myths; and Europe as a continent of history, heritage, and culture. The importance of travel, tourism and the travel blogger for Europe and helping to shape a “European identity” is also discussed as is the rise in the utilization of blogs in academia
This study takes an interpretative approach to the question of European identity. Based on 95 mixed-...
In contrast to recent reinforcements of Europe's internal and external borders due to the refugee si...
This book charts the trajectory of travel journalism from its print based origins to the emergence o...
Alpine tourism is one of the most popular forms of travel. Despite the prominence of information and...
This study proposes that travel blogging has become part of tourist practices, particularly in the p...
The study analyses the role of the travel blogger as a contemporary expression of tourism marketing....
The author of the article conducts preliminary characteristic of selected Polish travel blogs. The a...
Inspired by the rising popularity of professional travel blogs to affect consumer decisions and dest...
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Marketers have started to capitalize the internet as a communication mechanism successfully in Busin...
Tourism discourse has been the centre of increasing scholarly interest over the last two decades (e....
Thinking about what Europe is, about its location or its limits often consists in trying to identify...
This study takes an interpretative approach to the question of European identity. Based on 95 mixed-...
The main goal of the Master's Thesis is to analyse the influence of information sources on the trave...
This study takes an interpretative approach to the question of European identity. Based on 95 mixed-...
In contrast to recent reinforcements of Europe's internal and external borders due to the refugee si...
This book charts the trajectory of travel journalism from its print based origins to the emergence o...
Alpine tourism is one of the most popular forms of travel. Despite the prominence of information and...
This study proposes that travel blogging has become part of tourist practices, particularly in the p...
The study analyses the role of the travel blogger as a contemporary expression of tourism marketing....
The author of the article conducts preliminary characteristic of selected Polish travel blogs. The a...
Inspired by the rising popularity of professional travel blogs to affect consumer decisions and dest...
Travel blogging’s necessary routine and connectedness directly challenge the sensation of liminality...
The goal of this thesis is to better understand the role and the impact of the DiscoverEU initiative...
Marketers have started to capitalize the internet as a communication mechanism successfully in Busin...
Tourism discourse has been the centre of increasing scholarly interest over the last two decades (e....
Thinking about what Europe is, about its location or its limits often consists in trying to identify...
This study takes an interpretative approach to the question of European identity. Based on 95 mixed-...
The main goal of the Master's Thesis is to analyse the influence of information sources on the trave...
This study takes an interpretative approach to the question of European identity. Based on 95 mixed-...
In contrast to recent reinforcements of Europe's internal and external borders due to the refugee si...
This book charts the trajectory of travel journalism from its print based origins to the emergence o...