Special Interest Tourism

Part B 0 - SIT Business Mystery Shopping that has been selected over the years from using gauges and codes to measure specific information on the services offered, observing the tribes and understanding their norms It evolved to hide participants. p. 725). "Unlike customer satisfaction surveys, mystery shopping methods are used to measure processes, not as a result of service encounters" (Wilson 2001, p. 725). According to Brigit Trauer (2006), people want to experience something different, so special interesting trips are becoming more common.

In certain kinds of sightseeing, in particular in the case of special interesting travel, travel encounter is a service relationship with emotional affection through special focus (activities and destinations) and categories (SI and SI) You can think. Participant's participation level (high / low) This participation is two. The first is to share with activities, destinations, or concerns about the environment, the other from homes to destinations and returning to people who share the same intention in the social world. I believe this can be explained through the conference. Participants are deeply involved in the focus of the conference, including activities (research) and sharing (network) that are experts as well as partners. Therefore, the combination of the two will be the central focus of how people perceive themselves. Some people think this will embody the form of 'intellectual intimacy' which shares understanding.

The relationship between intimacy theory and special interest tourism is evident in the following interpretation of intimate relationships (Oden, quoted in Stern, 1974, 1997, p. 9). In the tourism industry, visitors participate in personal projects, namely vacations and business trips, and pursue his / her special interests in special places. Commitment to quality and personal experience Exchange theory based on a purely economic model is considered to be particularly limited in the tourism industry, especially for special benefits.

Heritage sightseeing is a sightseeing with special interest. It is characterized by historical and traditional aspects. Each site has its own attributes, but there are legacies, but their meaning and meaning are shared by everyone, they may be reinterpreted or even rebuilt. Because cultural tourism and heritage tourism both occur in the same environment, they appear in the context of social and cultural values, so finding definitions that can explain them separately is a particular problem.