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The influence of Cinema on Tourist Imagery Marisa Serrenho PhD Student of Communication Sciences (Strategic Communication)

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Page 1: Film (induced) tourism

The influence of Cinema on Tourist Imagery Marisa SerrenhoPhD Student of Communication Sciences (Strategic Communication)

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AGENDA

Tourist places

Film spectatorship as tourism

Film as a motivation for tourism

Tourism development through film

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TOURIST PLACES

A tourist place is a “rhetorical territory” (Marc Augé, Não-lugares, 1998: 113)

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“A real tourist aesthetic is thus advertised, and this aesthesis, as the etymology suggests, is a “feeling”. These emotions are

collective, conventional and standardized”. (Rachid Amirou, Imaginário Turístico e Sociabilidades de Viagem, 2007: 87).

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FILM SPECTATORSHIP

Film spectatorship as (virtual) tourism

Leisure activity

Time & space travel

Voyeurism

[Performance]

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

8 out of 10 Britons get their holiday

destination ideas from films

Thomson Holidays survey, 2004

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

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Noelle O’Connor, A conceptual examination of the film induced tourism phenomenon in Ireland, European Journal of Tourism, Hospitality and RecreationVol. 2, Issue 3, pp. 105-125, 2011

FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

Film as a motivation for (physical) Tourism

Film Tourism Film-induced Tourism

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Joanne Connell / Tourism Management 33 (2012) 1007-1029

FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

Successor to literary tourism

Pilgrimage [celebrities’ cult]

Film Tourism

Hyper-real tourism [theme parks]

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

Halo effect

Film as catalyst

Film INDUCED Tourism

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

The Beach, 2000(Thailand)

Australia, 2008(Australia)

Sideways, 2004(Californian wine

region)

Finding Nemo, 2003(Great Barrier Reef -

Australia)

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

Film’s persuasion factors - Cohen (1986):

Literary ethos (actors);

Literary logos (logic and reasoning);

and literary pathos (emotions).

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Film’s attraction factors - Macionis (2004):

Place (scenery);

Personality (characters, actors, celebrities);

and Performance (plot, genre).

FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

... people come to understand their

world and their values in narrative

(or storytelling) form.Hollihan & Baaske, 2005: 20

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FILM AS MOTIVATION

FOR TOURISM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMbDzN7vq8U

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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH FILM

FILM IMPACT

ON IMAGE FORMATION

TOURIST DESTINATIONS

FILM IMPACT

ON PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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Big audience at small budget;

Substantial information about the destination;

Creation/ change of image in a short period of time;

Publicity generated by actors, director.

ADVANTAGES OF FILM AS A MARKETING TOOL :

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH FILM

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PRODUCT PLACEMENT IMPACT ON BRANDS

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH FILM

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The Lord of the Rings, 2001-2003(New Zealand)

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH FILM

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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH FILM

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Thank you.

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