This study investigated dining and drinking experiences presented in popular media travel articles from three publications. Content analysis was used to investigate which experiences were mentioned, how restaurants and bars were presented, what cuisines were featured, and differences among cities. In total, 107 experiences were analyzed from eleven articles covering four cities. Results indicated a variety of experiences (both local and cosmopolitan) for each city, but also an emphasis on overconsumption. Overall, the articles presented a dual role of presenting each city as possessing a unique dining culture, while also presenting it the same as (or similar to) other cities. Marketing implications for cities and restaurants are also discus...
Social media sites, like TripAdvisor, allow postings of User Generated Content (UGC) that provide re...
37 pagesEver since the late journalist Anthony Bourdain popularized the genre in 2002, food and trav...
Food and drink tourism: principles and perspectives, by Sally Everett, Sage, Los Angeles, 2016, 447 ...
Tourists travel all over the world to taste different types of cuisine and create memorable experien...
In a world that remains physically large, but continues to become more easily accessible, travel has...
Tourism and food & beverage are and have always been strongly connected. Nevertheless, in recent tim...
This study examines how food and drink-related practices mediate tourists’ experiences in destinatio...
This paper provides a case study for the exploration of travel blogs for market research. The growth...
This article illustrates the food image of France, Italy, and Thailand, countries known for their po...
It has been claimed that travel experience is generally pleasure-based and consumed through images s...
This article reflects on the evolution of food tourism research by tracing its conceptual, theoretic...
This paper summarizes the “Dining Around” assignment that was developed to increase the internationa...
Narrative as digital word of mouth has the potential to be an effective way to market tourist destin...
This study examines food experiences at festivals as a unique form of culinary tourism. Festival mar...
Travel writings become a media for the travelers to make over view about a sightseeing trip that is...
Social media sites, like TripAdvisor, allow postings of User Generated Content (UGC) that provide re...
37 pagesEver since the late journalist Anthony Bourdain popularized the genre in 2002, food and trav...
Food and drink tourism: principles and perspectives, by Sally Everett, Sage, Los Angeles, 2016, 447 ...
Tourists travel all over the world to taste different types of cuisine and create memorable experien...
In a world that remains physically large, but continues to become more easily accessible, travel has...
Tourism and food & beverage are and have always been strongly connected. Nevertheless, in recent tim...
This study examines how food and drink-related practices mediate tourists’ experiences in destinatio...
This paper provides a case study for the exploration of travel blogs for market research. The growth...
This article illustrates the food image of France, Italy, and Thailand, countries known for their po...
It has been claimed that travel experience is generally pleasure-based and consumed through images s...
This article reflects on the evolution of food tourism research by tracing its conceptual, theoretic...
This paper summarizes the “Dining Around” assignment that was developed to increase the internationa...
Narrative as digital word of mouth has the potential to be an effective way to market tourist destin...
This study examines food experiences at festivals as a unique form of culinary tourism. Festival mar...
Travel writings become a media for the travelers to make over view about a sightseeing trip that is...
Social media sites, like TripAdvisor, allow postings of User Generated Content (UGC) that provide re...
37 pagesEver since the late journalist Anthony Bourdain popularized the genre in 2002, food and trav...
Food and drink tourism: principles and perspectives, by Sally Everett, Sage, Los Angeles, 2016, 447 ...