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IMPACT OF TRAVEL JOURNALISM ON FEMALE SOLO TRAVELERS' EXPERIENCE
In recent years, the tourism industry has seen a significant rise in the number of solo travelers. More so, the numbers of female solo travelers have also increased exponentially. So, what makes people attracted to destinations around the world? Travel journalism has been a basis for travelers all around the world to choose their next travel destination for a considerable amount of now. People all around the world read travel magazines, subscribe to travel and living channels and word of mouth plays an important part too. This research paper aims to find out how travel journalism impacts the decisions of the female solo travelers about the destinations they choose to visit and what effects it has on how these female solo travelers’ experiences after they reach the destination.
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- Explores the changing dimensions of travel journalism in the digital age
- Discusses differing perceptions of tourism and cultural difference in travel journalism, from East to West and West to East
- Examines travel journalism’s potential for political intervention and awareness raising
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Front matter, introduction: travel journalism—forms and origins.
Ben Cocking
Making Tabloid Travel Journalism: Values and Visuality
“itravel: competing forms of travel writing in print based and user generated journalism”, visions of past and present travel journalism features and tripadvisor reviews of tourist destinations in the middle east, looking west: representations of cultural difference and patterns of consumption in ‘eastern’ travel journalism, selling it ‘green’: travel journalism, trump and the us national monuments, conclusions, back matter, authors and affiliations, about the author, bibliographic information.
Book Title : Travel Journalism and Travel Media
Book Subtitle : Identities, Places and Imaginings
Authors : Ben Cocking
DOI : https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59908-7
Publisher : Palgrave Macmillan London
eBook Packages : Literature, Cultural and Media Studies , Literature, Cultural and Media Studies (R0)
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Hardcover ISBN : 978-1-137-59907-0 Published: 09 June 2020
eBook ISBN : 978-1-137-59908-7 Published: 08 June 2020
Edition Number : 1
Number of Pages : IX, 162
Number of Illustrations : 5 b/w illustrations
Topics : Media and Communication
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Ethical challenges for travel journalists in the digital world
Mylne, Lee (2021) Ethical challenges for travel journalists in the digital world. Professional Doctorate thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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This thesis investigates contemporary travel journalism through an analysis of Australian travel journalists’ experiences and views on maintaining ethical standards in the digital world. The project provides insight into the impact of digital disruption on traditional travel writing and journalism ethics as they relate to travel journalism, using real-world experiences of travel journalists. It provides the basis for the development of principles for ethical travel journalism as a guide for established and emerging travel journalists in the face of widespread change in methods of practice and contributes to bodies of knowledge around best practice travel journalism.
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Much of the existing empirical research on journalism focuses largely on hard-news journalism, at the expense of its less traditional forms, particularly the soft-news areas of lifestyle and entertainment journalism. In focusing on one particular area of lifestyle journalism—the reporting of travel stories—this paper argues for renewed scholarly efforts in this increasingly important field.
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Impact of Travel Journalism on Female Solo Travelers' Experience 11 fQUESTION 2 From this chart, we see that most respondents of the survey have traveled to 1 to 5 countries. They consist of 57.1% of the total respondents. 28.6% of the respondents have travelled alone to more than 15 countries or cities.
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This book charts the trajectory of travel journalism from its print based origins to the emergence of hybridised multi-platform content. It considers how this has led to not only different kinds of travel journalism but different kinds of travel journalists; the professional travel journalist is now challenged online by user generated content.
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Description. This thesis investigates contemporary travel journalism through an analysis of Australian travel journalists' experiences and views on maintaining ethical standards in the digital world. The project provides insight into the impact of digital disruption on traditional travel writing and journalism ethics as they relate to travel ...