Deriving from a special issue on "China Watching" (Journal of China Tourism Research), this book presents the readers with a collection of seven independent research reports that adopt cross-cultural communication and cultural studies approaches to China tourism. Topics covered include the authenticity in cultural diffusion, the articulation of China through tourism, cross-cultural comparison of vacation consumption interpretation, the Chinese gaze of Europe, influence of globalization and localization on the development of tourism, behavioral implications of Chinese outbound tourism, and citing behaviors of Chinese tourism researchers from foreign language sources.
The book will be of great interest to academic researchers, graduate students, policy makers, and destination managers who are interested in China tourism. The varied aspects covered, together with the engaging writing style, makes the text a pleasure to read.
This book was published as a special issue of the Journal of China Tourism Research.
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2 The Seductions of "Soft Power": The Call for Multifronted Research Into the Articulative Reach of Tourism in China |
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3 Authentic Antipodean Chineseness? A Scholar's Garden in Aotearoa/New Zealand |
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4 Chinese Outbound Tourism to the United Kingdom: Issues for Chinese and British Tour Operators |
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5 The Chinese Gaze: Imaging Europe in Travel Magazines |
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6 When the Global Meets the Local in Tourism---Cultural Performances in Lijiang as Case Studies |
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7 Culture-Based Interpretation of Vacation Consumption |
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8 The Behavior of Citing: A Perspective on Science Communication Across Languages |
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Honggen Xiao, PhD., is Assistant Professor in the School of Hotel and Tourism Management at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. His research interests include knowledge development, leisure and society, and tourism and culture.
Mimi Li, PhD., is Assistant Professor in the School of Hotel and Tourism Management at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Her research interests include tourism planning, destination marketing, consumer behaviour in hospitality and tourism, and China tourism.
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