2006, Vol.30, No.4

Journal of Tourism Sciences 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 2.7

pISSN : 1226-0533 / eISSN : 2713-6388
https://journal.kci.go.kr/JTS

This study examines travel destination attributes and tourists' affective and cognitive attitudes toward a film location and to determine whether tourists' attitudes are relate to destination attributes and affect their satisfaction and behavioral intentions on revisit and recommendation of the destination to others. The results revealed multidimensional destination attributes and tourists' affective and environment and cognitive attitudes toward a film location and found that affective attitude was more highly related to destination attributes, satisfaction and behavioral intentions than environment and cognitive attitude. She further discusses the role of tourists' attitudes toward and managerial implications for film destinations.

This study deals with the relationships between adventure recreationists' locus of control and perceived risk, and professionalism. The paper adopted the internet survey on scuba divers affiliating scuba diving associations of like-minded people in Korea. Authors found that there was statistically significant relation between recreationists' locus of control and perceived risk. Especially internal locus of controlists perceived lower risk than external locus of controlists did. The relationships between level of professionalism including level of skill, prior experience and the number of participation and the level of locus of control were statistically significant differences. And also the relation between recreationists' locus of control and professionalism were found positive.

This study examined relationships among partnership motivations, determinants of success and post evaluation of performance, to make strategic partnership secure, because these could be strategic alternatives to create synergy as well as be new survival strategies to make up for one's weak points in the age of globalization and limitless competition. The results showed that only advantage activities on partner had positive influences on the determinants of success, among all of the strategic partnership motivations, as assessed by workers of convention company. And the determinants of partnership success seemed to had significant effects on performance, such as goal achievement and satisfaction.