Pros and Cons of Film Induced Tourism

Introduction: Tourism by film is growing in every aspect of the world, regardless of whether it is due to curiosity to this tourism industry or as part of an artificial world. Then, according to Hudson and Ritch (2006a), many movie trips with different opinions are defined It is directly influenced by the movie to see the movie screens broadcast on the landscape, building, place, advertisement or television It is described as a visitor to the place. . Riley & Van Doren (1992) added that in addition to the above meaning to the trip to induce the movie, furthermore, people who visit these places may overwhelm the romantic gaze of the place and feel emotions.

Poverty alleviation tourism is also called "new tourism" and includes various kinds of sightseeing including volunteer sightseeing. Mowforth and Munt (2009) explains poverty alleviation as an argument between interventionists and people who oppose sightseeing. People advocating tourism have pointed out four major advantages of poverty alleviation, the possibility of building relationships, more employment opportunities, the possibility of sightseeing in poor countries, and the possibility of sightseeing in natural resources and cultural resources It was. People accusing sex tourists talk about overseas hazards of income leakage, adverse effects on the poor, evacuation and social and cultural damage (Mowforth & Munt, 2009).

Tourism induction is one of the important elements that the government should pay attention. Tourism in other countries may increase due to the appeal of the public to movies and stars; it will create incentives for the regional economy. For example, the rise of tourism also leads to an increase in production, which in turn can boost the regional economy. Many scholars believe that the movie industry attracts visitors fascinated by the movie and may affect the economy. Figure 1 shows the total number of foreigners entering and leaving South Africa. Arrival rate and departure rate have been increasing year by year and have been successful. At the beginning of 1986, both ratios increased at a slow rate until 1990, after which both increased sharply. Between 1995 and 1997 both rates steadily increased and showed slight fluctuations.

In addition, the biggest peak of film-led tourism appeared shortly after the successful release of major products, but the influence of movie-led tourism on tourism has a unique longevity. For example, according to Dr. Hudson, the series of The Beachcombers was fascinated by a number of people visiting Gibson after Gibson was in British Columbia's Gibson and where it was mainly shot, after running for more than 20 years. In the past decade, British Columbia was the location of many huge hit television programs and long-term television programs. The state feature film name includes the monkey's planet, the rise of X-Men: final position and impossible work: Ghost Agreement