资源简介 (共21张PPT)*Chapter 10Destination Development*Chapter 10Destination DevelopmentDestination CycleFactors that Change the Destination CycleNational Tourism Development*Destination CycleThe Butler sequence*Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceAppeal of Butler sequencesimplicityintuitive appealcomprehensive and integrative structure(i.e. ability to incorporate all facets of the tourism experience – see Table 10.1)*Destination CycleThe Butler sequence*Destination CycleThe Butler sequence*Destination CycleThe Butler sequence*Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceThe Exploration StageEXPLORATIONwhat type of tourists are evident during this stage of the DLC drawn to a region because of its cultural/natural uniqueness(what does this say about commodification )revenues obtained from tourism are small(what does this say about the multiplier effect )what is the attitude toward tourists # of visitorsTime*Destination CycleThe Butler sequencearise from within destination itself(e.g. entrepreneur builds guesthouse)Factors that trigger the involvement stageINTERNAL FORCES – often prolongs involvement stageEXTERNAL FORCES – often shortens involvement stageoriginate from outside destination itself(e.g. high-profile media event)*Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceThe Development StageDEVELOPMENTTime# of visitorschange from involvement to development stage is transitionaldestination is fully integrated into tourism system = what type oflocal control exists what does the landscape look like now (i.e. attractions) what type of consumers are now present How long do they stay what is happening to the multiplier effect why how do residents view visitors what limits is destination in danger of breeching *Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceThe Consolidation StageCONSOLIDATIONTime# of visitorsoverwhelming dependency on tourismpsychocentric clientele – large packagetour operators & hotel chainscarrying capacities breacheddeterioration of tourism product beginshigh turnover in tourism facilities canlead to abandonmentseasonality emerges as an impedimentlocals - antagonistic or resignednegative WOM advertising = decline in visitor numbers (leads to stagnation)*Destination CycleThe Butler sequencedisappointment with product (negative WOM) = loss of repeat visitationno attempts to revitalise local product or attempts unsuccessfulresident antagonismintervening opportunities emerge = diversion & market capture of consumer base by other destinationsPossible reasons for decline*Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceDeclineWhat happens to accommodation during decline What happens to attractions What happens to ownership of attractions & other tourist facilities What happens to economic dominance of tourism relative other service industries Extinction of tourism *Destination CycleThe Butler sequenceProactive Responsee.g. Atlantic City; Las VegasReactive Responsee.g. European spas coming back into fashionRejuvenation*Destination CycleCritique of Butler sequenceGeneral Criticisms Directed at Model1st - testing of model revealed many deviations(e.g., Cancun – no involvement stage)2nd - deterministic - tourism carries within itself the ‘seeds of its own destruction’3rd – determinism associated with rigid capacity thresholds - need to take a closer look at two scenarios:*Destination CycleCritique of Butler sequence*Destination CycleCritique of Butler sequenceGeneral Criticisms Directed at Model (con’d)4th – not applicable at all geographic scales; large-country level not appropriate= internal variations within destinations may occur5th – does not take into account other sectors influencing destination (e.g., New York City)*Destination CycleButler sequence as ‘ideal type’The Butler Sequence as An ‘Ideal Type’i.e. model (‘ideal type’) against which real life situations can be measured and comparedTo what extent does a particular destination deviate from the undistorted ideal type *Factors that change the destination cycle*National Tourism DevelopmentSpatial diffusion*National Tourism DevelopmentModel of National Tourism Development 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览