Cycling and Motorcycling Tourism An Analysis of Physical, Sensory, S
This book explores the understanding, description, and measurement of the physical, sensory, social, and emotional features of motorcycle and bicycle journey experiences in tourism. Novel insights are presented from an original case study of these forms o
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Anna Scuttari
Cycling and Motorcycling Tourism An Analysis of Physical, Sensory, Social, and Emotional Features of Journey Experiences
Tourism, Hospitality & Event Management
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Anna Scuttari
Cycling and Motorcycling Tourism An Analysis of Physical, Sensory, Social, and Emotional Features of Journey Experiences
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Foreword
Although the experience economy paradigm was hugely inspired by tourism practice, the analysis and design of tourist experiences in destination contexts has only recently been developed in tourism research. The spread of innovative and often, digital methods to analyse, track, monitor and ultimately, design tourists’ actions, interactions and emotions in a time–space context has enabled this
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