How can the experience economy contribute to Danish tourism?

Der var engang, hvor turisterne var rejseglade amatører, der bare ville hjemmefra for at ligge på stranden, spise lidt fremmed mad i afmålte mængder, drikke nogle eksotiske drinks og bare slappe af. Disse amatører er i dag afløst af professionelle oplevelsesjægere, der rejser to til flere gange om året, har set store dele af verden, og konsekvent sammenligner priser, kvalitet, udbud og oplevelser med hinanden. Guidehåndbøger som Lonely Planet og Rough Guide for eksempel anviser oplevelser over hele kloden med plus- og minusoplevelser. Hjemmesider som fx http://www.pilotguides.com/ giver mulighed for at diskutere de fedeste oplevelser, og der udveksles travel stories, og favorite destinations udpeges og diskuteres.Once upon a time tourist were happy amateurs who just wanted to get away from home to lie on the beach, eat some but not too much strange food, drink some and sometimes too many exotic drinks and just enjoy life. In short, they wanted sun, sea and sex. Now, however, these amateurs have transformed themselves into professional experience hunters travelling twice and more times a year, having seen much of the world, and consequently comparing prices, quality, supply and experiences. Guide books like Lonely Planet and Rough Guide guide tourists to experiences all over the world indicating plus and minus experiences. Home pages like http://www.pilotguides.com/ offer the opportunity for travellers to discuss the most cool experiences, exchange travel stories and appoint and discuss favourite destinations