Chattanooga Tourism Co.’s Post

The bi-directional relationship between community-oriented factors and residents’ emotional solidarity with tourists Reference: Rao, Y. and Lai, I.K.W. (2023), "The bi-directional relationship between community-oriented factors and residents’ emotional solidarity with tourists", Tourism Review, Vol. 78 No. 5, pp. 1265-1279. Link: https://lnkd.in/eGWpnvGR Summary: This study aims to understand the bi-directional relationship between residents’ perceived community-oriented factors and residents’ emotional solidarity with tourists. It compares the mutual influences between the human–place relationship and the resident–tourist relationship

Nature and Tourism: It's complicated A brief piece I wrote for the National Post's True North Living https://lnkd.in/gwEGkm76

Use what you have - in this case, farm based tourism - and learn how to do it. https://lnkd.in/eQiJ8KFC

Read this new article written by myself!

How does tourism works for local economy and why some places are thriving while others are screaming? The most comprehensive and unbiased video I came across. https://lnkd.in/eb3u5C5j

🌟 Discover how engaging your local community can transform tourism! Learn about the power of inclusion in tourism planning and the positive impacts it has on local economies. Dive into our latest article for insightful strategies and real-world success stories. https://hubs.ly/Q02vLBs80

Veronica's Report chapter 5 : summary Historical Context of Tourismophobia: Highlights the historical and present-day manifestations of tourismophobia in local communities, emphasizing its potential to undermine the tourism industry's growth and sustainability.

Veronica's Report chapter 5 : summary Historical Context of Tourismophobia: Highlights the historical and present-day manifestations of tourismophobia in local communities, emphasizing its potential to undermine the tourism industry's growth and sustainability.

Our annual polling enables us to get a sense of what Kamloops residents think about tourism as a whole. The results help us understand challenges, opportunities, and needs from a tourism perspective. Learn more: https://bit.ly/45zE8C9