Renowned writers are noted for their literary works. Sometime their former residences and
birthplaces become landmarks where readers can pay homage to or trace the footsteps of …

The main purpose of this article was to develop a model of sociocultural construction via the
cultural production and consumption of literary places in China. Drawing on quantitative and …

This article reports a study of the importance of the classic Chinese novel, The Dream of the
Red Mansion, in attracting visitors to Grand View Gardens in Beijing. That site was built as a …

Literary literature and tourism are closely connected, but the research on that connection is
limited. Literary tourism spots are no longer just the places where historical accidents …

This paper surveyed 620 respondents who visited Camel Xiangzi Museum (CXM) in
Qingdao, China. The research extracted five factors from 18 travel motivations. The top three …

While literary tourism has a long history traceable back to the seventeenth century, the
considerable growth of interest and popularity in literary tourism research among academics …

Literature and geography are closely related in the worlds of consumption and mobility, and
literature is often used as a resource for the tourism industry. The reading and consumption …

Film-induced tourism has obtained increasing global popularity in recent years, and has
become a major growth area for some destinations. A rapid development of the movie and …

Examine cultural tourism issues from both sides of the industry! Unique in concept and
content, Cultural Tourism: The Partnership Between Tourism and Cultural Heritage …

This article looks at the relationship between film, tourism, and the government of China by
considering at the work of renowned Chinese film director, Zhang Yimou, and the ways in …