- A good tourist site (one likely to promote positive on-site experiences), offers
- the public clear conceptions of what the place is about,
- the activities available are understood and accessible, and
- the physical elements that constitute the setting are distinctive and aesthetically pleasing.
- The physical beauty of the setting and the powerful display of cultural practices.
- Environmental protection, profitable operation and environmental sympathy between the setting itself and associated tourist facilities are frequently considered
- The use of clear symbolism and public understanding of the attraction or site are two criteria that are also employed
- Activities, particularly if they are novel or distinctive, are a part of many successful award
- The management styles and processes in operation which are likely to influence tourist behaviour (management processes, such as legislation, permits, infrastructure controls and education/interpretation)
Skilled Tourist Behavior - The level of skill required for the behaviour can be an important factor influencing tourist performance, satisfaction and learning
- Skills may be thought of at the cognitive level such as knowing how to act or respond in cross-cultural situations
- Additionally the skills required on- site might be a combination of knowledge and physical abilities
- Sometimes tourists take photos simply because, confronted with remarkable vistas and sights, they simply do not know what else to do.
- Climbing the mountain requires more skills and physical abilities
Group Discussion - What type of skills are needed for the travellers to Uzbekistan?
- Samarkand (historic places)
- Amirsoy
- Samarkand (half marathon)
- Aral Sea
Authenticity and Tourist Behavior - What is authenticity?
- Did all tourists seek authenticity?
- Did it in fact matter to visitor satisfaction and experience that tourists recognised that the space was contrived?
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