Read Chapter 8 – The Future of Film Tourism on pages 103 – 116 of…

chiarat8 Read Chapter 8 – The Future of Film Tourism on pages 103 – 116 of…Read Chapter 8 – The Future of Film Tourism on pages 103 – 116 of the textbook. As a senior consultant for a private consultancy firm, your executive manager has asked you to conduct an analysis of a film tourism destination (New Zealand). The analysis will form the basis of a submission being presented at an industry conference. In preparing a case study, undertake research from academic journals, books, industry sources and the media about your film tourism destination.    The case study MUST address the following six (6) areas:  1. Define and explain the film tourism trend. 2. Describe the selected destination’s consumer appeal. 3. Briefly outline of the destination’s history. 4. Evaluate the nature of the host – guest interaction at the destination. 5. Assess the impact of tourist visitation on the destination (economically, socially, and environmentally), and describe how the destination is currently dealing with these impacts; and, 6. Provide recommendations on how the destination can minimise the impact from, but also maximise the opportunity of, film tourism.  1,500 count Image transcription text8 The Future of Film Tourism Introduction Film tourism refers to apost-modern experience at an attraction or destina- tion whichhas been portrayed in ‘some form of media representa… Show more… Show moreImage transcription text104 International Tourism Futures Thailand, Spain, Ireland,Bolivia and the Maldives (Obias, 2018a). Only two USA locationswere used for filming, both in California, however outs… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textThe Future of Film Tourism 105 From a destination image andmarketing perspective, a discrepancy may exist between thefilm-induced images and the images desired by the des… Show more… Show moreImage transcription text106 InternationalTourism Futures impact to the local economy.The increase in visitation creates the need for suitable destinationdevelopment and planning in order to cope with the in… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textThe Future of Film Tourism 101’I gift shop and tearoom, and offer20 minute broomstick lessons included in the admission price sothat ‘young wizards can put their ?ying skills to the tes… Show more… Show moreImage transcription text103 International Tourism Futures on the touIist trail and createdjobs. However, its growth has put pressure on roads and otherinfrastructure as well as residents’ goodwill, with one l… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textThe Future of Film Tourism 109 My Sky, Keith Mckenzie said,’Often travellers in Auckland would like to go to places like theHobbiton Movie Set, but don’t have the time. This serv… Show more… Show moreImage transcription text110 International Tourism Futures Tourism destinationauthorities of the future would be wise to partner with locationscout companies who specialise in finding appropriate … Show more… Show moreImage transcription textThe Future of Film Tourism 111 the web page of travel companyDown Under Answers quadrupled the week after the launch, withongoing enquiries being received (Tourism Australia, 2… Show more… Show moreImage transcription text112 International Tourism Futures the series concluding in 2019,visitation to a number of the GOT filming locations, includingNorthern Ireland, Spain, Croatia and Iceland has conti… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textThe Future of Film Tourism 113 Iceland has been one of thefastest growing tourism destinations over the last nine years(Smith, 2019). The country received just 500,000 visit… Show more… Show more 1,300BusinessBusiness – Other