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Tourist theme parks: Research practices and possibilities

Philip L. PearceJames Cook University of North Queensland
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Gianna MoscardoJames Cook University of North Queensland
Pages 303-312 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Ali Bakir & Suzanne G. Baxter. (2011) “Touristic Fun”: Motivational Factors for Visiting Legoland Windsor Theme Park. Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management 20:3-4, pages 407-424.
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Philip L. Pearce. (1987) Psychological studies of tourist behaviour and experience. Australian Journal of Psychology 39:2, pages 173-182.
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Zengxian Liang & Xiang (Robert) Li. (2021) What is a Theme Park? A Synthesis and Research Framework. Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research 47:8, pages 1343-1370.
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JunHui Wang, Yunseon Choe & HakJun Song. (2020) Brand Behavioral Intentions of a Theme Park in China: An Application of Brand Experience. Sustainability 12:11, pages 4500.
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Jigang Bao. 2016. Encyclopedia of Tourism. Encyclopedia of Tourism 939 941 .
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John L. Cotterell. (1991) The emergence of adolescent territories in a large urban leisure environment. Journal of Environmental Psychology 11:1, pages 25-41.
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Philip L. Pearce & Peter F. Stringer. (1991) Psychology and tourism. Annals of Tourism Research 18:1, pages 136-154.
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Gianna M. Moscardo & Philip L. Pearce. (1986) Historic theme parks. Annals of Tourism Research 13:3, pages 467-479.
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