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“DEFINIG CULTURAL TOURISM”
- TOURISM
- DEFINITION
- The temporary short - term
movement of people to destinations
outside the places where they
normally live and work, and activities
during their stay at these
destinations.
- The activities of persons during their
travel and stay in a place outside their
usual place of residence, for a
continuous period of less than one
year, for leisure
- The temporary short - term
movement of people to destinations
outside the places where they
normally live and work, and activities
during their stay at these
destinations.
- DEFINITION
- CULTURAL TOURISM
- CULTURE
- As Process
- Derived from anthropology and
sociology which regard culture mainly as
codes of conduct embedded the social
group.
- Derived from anthropology and
sociology which regard culture mainly as
codes of conduct embedded the social
group.
- As Product
- Is regarded as the product of individual
or group activities to which certain
meanings are attached.
- Is regarded as the product of individual
or group activities to which certain
meanings are attached.
- As Process
- CULTURE
- DEFINITION
- The movement of persons to
cultural with intention to
gather new experiences to
satisfy their cultural needs.
- All movements of persons
to specific cultural, such as
heritage sites, artistic and
cultural manifestations
outside their normal place
of residence.
- The movement of persons to
cultural with intention to
gather new experiences to
satisfy their cultural needs.
- TYPOLOGY OF CULTURAL TOURIST
- The purposeful
cultural tourist
- The sightseeing
cultural tourist
- The
serendipitous
cultural tourist
- The casual cultural
tourist
- The incidental
cultural tourist
- The purposeful
cultural tourist
- IDENTITY
- Is the most
important
components of
cultural and
tourism
- Process of social construction of
meanings that utilizes cultural
attributes which occurs in the
context of power relations.
- Basic Types
- Legitimated Identity
- Created by dominant
institutions to legitimate
their power over other
social actors
- Created by dominant
institutions to legitimate
their power over other
social actors
- Resistant Identity
- A claim by social actors in
low social positions who
are stigmatized by the
dominant groups.
- A claim by social actors in
low social positions who
are stigmatized by the
dominant groups.
- Projectual Identity
- Where social actors manipule
their cultural materials and
construct a new identity that
redefines their position in
society and transforms the social
structure
- Where social actors manipule
their cultural materials and
construct a new identity that
redefines their position in
society and transforms the social
structure
- Legitimated Identity
- Is the most
important
components of
cultural and
tourism
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