Impacts of eat pray love (EPL) film tourism and local communities in Ubud, Bali
Abstract
The study aims to examine and discuss how local residents’ perceptions and attitudes towards the impacts of film tourism at a film tourism destination have changed, been transformed and/or adjusted over time. The findings suggest that during the film production stage the local communities generally had positive perceptions and attitudes towards the impacts of film tourism and anticipated further positive indirect effects of the film’s production in future. However, their generally positive perceptions and attitudes gradually began to change during the post-production effects (PPEFs) phase, leaving them with mixed perceptions and attitudes.
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
School
School of Business and Law
RAS ID
25682
Copyright
subscription content
Publisher
Asia Pacific CHRIE
Comments
Kim, S., Park, E., & Suri, G. (2017). Impacts of eat pray love (EPL) film tourism and local communities in Ubud, Bali. In 15th APacCHRIE Proceeding Book (Asia-Pacific Council on Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Education) The future of hospitality and tourism: Opportunity and challenges (pp. 82-92).