Framing experience: visual interpretation and space open air museums

Article Abstract:

Spatial behavior is an important factor in improving visual interpretation for visitors in open air museums. By using photography, staff can view the sites from the visitors' personal space, placement and perspectives. This information can then be used to address any inadequacies in the interpretive services and programs presented.

United Kingdom, Psychological aspects, Methods, National parks and reserves, National parks, Historic sites, Photography, Spatial behavior, Human spatial behavior, Recreation areas, Open-air museums, Interpretive programs (Parks and museums)

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Tourism and politics: the impact of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party on Australian visitor arrivals

Article Abstract:

The author presents an empirical analysis of the effects of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party on Singaporean travel to Australia, and concludes that the increase in visitor numbers masks a reaction of many tourists to the perceived racial situation by deciding not to travel to Australia for their holidays

Australia, Influence, Travel industry, One Nation (Australia)

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