Query: Heritage Corridor Tourist satisfaction

title: How Self efficacy Enhance Heritage Tourism in Medan Historical Corridor, Indonesia
abstract: Self efficacy, an aspect of place identity, contributes to enhance heritage tourism. This study aims to examine the aspect of self efficacy in a historical corridor, Medan City, Indonesia. A questioner distribution, depth interview, and field observation were conducted to examine local people and tourists' perception about self efficacy in the area. The result shows that people have a positive perception of confidence and accessibility although the comfort and safety need further improvement in generating tourist satisfaction that will attract people come and improve people's quality of life.

title: Research studies on tourism and environment
abstract: Application of Ultrasonic Wave Irradiation for Environmental Management Emphasis on Cost Benefit in Dairy Wastewater Treatment Plants Environmental Certification as a Tool to Measure Promote Eco Innovation in the Tourist Sector Analysis of the Spending of People Attending a Cultural Festival: The Cuenca Religious Music Week Looking for a Northern Region: Attributes of Choice Visitors Profile of a Mediterranean Green Corridor Case Study of the Parc Fluvial Del Turia (Valencia, Spain) Segmentation of Tourists Day Trippers in Castilla La Mancha (Spain) Main Differences Similarities Touristic Sector Companies at the Warsaw Stock Exchange Overbooking as a Double Selling Practice in the Tourist Industry: A Brief View from Spanish Jurisprudence Hunting the Environment Monumental Tree Heritage as Urban Tourist Attraction Modeling Dimensions of the Tourist Satisfaction: The Cultural/Heritage Case of Toledo Luxury Resorts Sustainable Tourism in the Maldives Towards an Explanatory Model of Innovation in the Cultural Tourism Districts You Are an Order Citizen, Are You? Then, Why Don't You Separate Selectively Your Trash? An Experimental Test Advertising, Unfair Commercial Practices Consumer Protection in Spain Some Issues About the Inviolability of the Hotel Establishment in Spanish Law A Historical View About the Liability by Safekeeping in the Parking Business Ecotourism Capability in Sensitive Wetland  Cheqakhor Wetland, Central Iran Vineyard Site Qualification as a Strategy for Value Creation in Wine Tourism.

title: The structural relationship between tourist satisfaction and sustainable heritage tourism development in Tigrai, Ethiopia
abstract: Sustainable heritage tourism cannot be materialized without guaranteeing tourist satisfaction. To this end, this study aimed at examining the structural relationship between tourist satisfaction and dimensions of sustainable heritage tourism in Tigrai, the inception of ancient Ethiopian civilization. For this study, 392 domestic and international tourists were chosen using a convenience sampling method. After the data were cautiously screened for its suitability for Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) this paper tested four hypotheses. Unlike some criticisms that consider tourists as those who do not care about sustainability, the findings of this study underpinned that the respondents were aware of tourism sustainability. In particular, the socio cultural sustainability was the strongest predictor of tourist satisfaction followed by institutional and economic sustainability. It is essential to guarantee significant cultural exchanges between tourists and the local community while their interaction is needed to be fully positive and peaceful. Tourists look for a direct connection with the local history and living culture. The findings of this study additionally call for better management of tourism activities for institutional sustainability is affecting tourist satisfaction. Tourists' perceptions of the economic dimensions appeared to affect their satisfaction with the industry. Environmental sustainability was found an insignificant predictor. This might be partly because the majority of the respondents were cultural tourists. Finally, a relevant conclusion, theoretical and managerial implications, and future research direction are included in this study.

title: A Study on Tourist Satisfaction of Heritage Centres towards in and Around Karaikudi in Sivagangai District
abstract: The states rich cultural heritage is one of the big attractions for the tourists. The State Government has declared 48 tourist centers in Tamil Nadu as famous places of heritage. The tourists, particularly the foreigners, have a particular liking for Tamil Nadu because of its art, culture, architecture, traditional crafts, cuisine, etc. Hence, keeping given the tourist satisfaction of heritage centers, about the situation, proper guidance and support to the tourism industry can be of immense use in negotiating in the desired direction of development of tourism industry. Taking into account, all these aspects analyzed in the study. The sample population used for this research comprises of 100. Both domestic and foreign tourists selected from the study area based on the random sample technique. The data have been analyzed to verify the hypotheses framed in line with the objectives of the study applying the statistical data, namely percentage analysis, weighted average, and chi square test thereby facilitating fast analysis and straightforward interpretation. The study has been aimed to alert the government of Tamil Nadu to identify the sources in this district to boost tourism and make it the most significant industry as a compensation for the lack of other industries in this study area. The present study attempts to analyze "A study on tourist satisfaction of heritage centers towards in and around karaikudi in sivagangai district."

title: Tourist Satisfaction and Destination Loyalty in Heritage Sites of Shiraz, Iran
abstract: This chapter examines the relationship between destination image and loyalty, and empirically determines the constructs that may influence tourist satisfaction with heritage tourism, which ultimately influences destination loyalty. Using data collected in the cultural heritage sites of Shiraz, Iran, it employs structural equation modeling for analysis. Evidence from the study results indicates that heritage tourists' perception of destination image has a positive effect on their satisfaction and revisit intentions. This analysis provides insights into the behavioral intentions which may serve as an appropriate basis to boost tourist visits and revisits to a heritage destination.

title: Emotional perception and tourist satisfaction in world heritage cities: The Renaissance monumental site of ubeda and baeza, Spain
abstract: This research analyzes the motivation and satisfaction of tourists who visit the monumental ensembles of the World Heritage cities of Ubeda and Baeza (Spain) To do so and to identify the types of tourists who visit this site, a segmentation was conducted of the emotional perception and cultural motivations of each tourist. The results highlight the existence of a common cultural identity among the tourists from nearby the identity of the Andalusian Renaissance and suggest a high level of satisfaction among tourists with a primarily cultural motivation for visiting the destination.  The management of a world heritage site requires an in depth knowledge about their visitors. The planning and management should be done by public managers as well as private entrepreneurs. One major precondition for the development of strategies are insights not only into the socio demographic structure of the tourists, but also their main motivation, interests, expectations, and their perception of the respective historical heritage sites. These insight are required for the design of new products and a sustainable management of the side.

title: TOURIST SATISFACTION AT CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES IN WARANGAL CITY, TELANGANA STATE A STUDY
abstract: Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. India is one of the few countries of the world endowed with an array of tourism resources from bio cultural diversity to a wealth of histories and antiquities. The tourist gets an insight into the rich and diverse cultural heritage of India. Cultural and heritage attractions have the value in devising market strategies that better suit the needs of the cultural and heritage tourist. Warangal is the second largest populated city in Telangana state and has a great historic past.

title: The influence of cultural heritage city's brand personality on attitude toward city and tourist satisfaction: focus on Bucheon

title: The Influence of Cross Cultural Awareness and Tourist Experience on Authenticity, Tourist Satisfaction and Acculturation in World Cultural Heritage Sites of Korea
abstract: This study aimed to identify the relationship among the following factors: cross cultural awareness, tourist experience, authenticity, tourist satisfaction, and acculturation. It also sought to determine what role that tourist activities play in acculturation. Furthermore, this study looked to provide a feasibility plan for the effective management, protection, and sustainable development of World Cultural Heritage Sites. We chose Chinese in Korea (immigrants, workers, and international students) who visited the historic villages of Korea (Hahoe and Yangdong) as the research object, and used 430 questionnaires for analysis. The confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation model were used to verify proposed hypotheses. The results showed that (1) Chinese in Korea, who have higher cultural awareness, had more interests in objective authenticity (e.g. historical traditions, cultural heritage, and architecture) of world heritage sites; (2) Chinese in Korea could feel and appreciate the true value of traditional culture through tourist experience; (3) The objective authenticity and existential authenticity have a positive effect on tourist satisfaction; and, (4) Higher tourist satisfaction could effectively promote cultural integration and assimilation, and prevent cultural separation and marginalization.

title: Impact of Cultural Heritage Site Attributes to the Tourist Satisfaction in Zanzibar Stone Town UNESCO World Heritage Site Tanzania
abstract: The paper focuses on the assessment of the impact of cultural heritage site attributes to the satisfaction of tourists in cultural heritage destinations using the case study of Zanzibar's Stone Town, UNESCO's World Heritage site in Tanzania. It involved giving credits to each of the attributes found in the site and tourists had to select the most impressive attributes they encountered. The need for this study is based on the fact that many studies on cultural heritage resources in Tanzania have until recently concentrated on the archaeology, management and conservation of the heritage, thus leaving out issues of tourist satisfaction in general. Data was collected through questionnaires and the sample size included 105 tourists who visited Zanzibar's Stone Town. The findings show that tourists can be satisfied more by one site attribute than the others due to some issues including inter alia, site maintenance, hygiene and sanitation. The article recommends that the hygiene and sanitation of the town should be improved. It is also argues that there should be a rapid maintenance for example, of some attributes in the House of Wonders Museum, in order to increase satisfaction levels of the tourists visiting this unique UNESCO World Heritage site.