The document introduces the study of tourist cultures and tourism research. It discusses examining tourism from macro and micro levels, considering political, social, economic and individual experiences. It also discusses conceptualizing tourists not just as passive observers but as interacting chorasters within the travel space. The research aims to understand tourism as a social and cultural phenomenon central to modern life.

1. Tourist Cultures
Introducing the Cultures of Tourism
Hyelan Jung

3. People travel for pleasure.
to learn about other people and cultures
to gain insight into the self
to take a holiday

4. travel/tourism research
issue change
tourism types
nature of the
tourist motivation tourist experience
nature of the power relationships
tourism industry formation in the
travel space
consequences of tourism

5. travel/tourism research
- from Macro to Micro
- considering the context
- multidisciplinary
macro level
political social economic
micro level
experiences
perceptions
activities

6. useful starting point
for prioritizing the experiences and interactions of tourism is to move
from understanding the tourist in terms of the gazing flaneur, to
imagining the tourist as an interacting choraster

7. research approach about tourism

8. tourism = social & cultural phenomenon
‘quintessential feature of mass consumer culture and modern life’

9. study of tourism
4 tourism platforms (Jafari, 1989)
1 2
4 3

10. Knowledge-based analysis
focused on authenticity, strangerhood, play, conflict
tourism as conflict >>
‘arena of interaction’

11. flaneur

12. original meaning of flaneur

15. flaneur in tourism

16. flaneur in tourism
passive and placatory

17. choraster

18. choraster

19. choraster