世界奢华目的地会议

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
P. McNeil
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全球旅游业的重心正在发生变化。从中世纪到20世纪60年代,人们对欧洲和旧世界“大旅行”体验的关注已经一去不复返了。新来的游客不再是白人或中上层阶级。20世纪80年代的“masstige”改变了世界各地的游客数量和速度。来自中国的国际旅游业可能在未来七年翻一番。作为更广泛的地缘政治战略的一部分,各国政府自己也越来越多地重新配置旅游路线和景观。如果社区自己抵制并说“待在家里”,该怎么办?奢侈在哪里以及如何融入这个难题?首届“世界豪华目的地”会议于2018年3月初在曼谷举行。由新加坡詹姆斯·库克大学和埃默里大学召集,来自亚洲和北美的演讲者Peter McNeil博士是悉尼科技大学设计史杰出教授和阿尔托大学杰出教授(FiDiPro)。Peter.McNeil@uts.edu.au鲁:10.1080/20518187.2018。15 60 70 6
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World Luxury Destinations Conference
The pivots of global tourism are shifting. Gone is the focus on the “Grand Tour” experience of Europe and the Old World that once followed various routes to landmarks, landscapes and later coastal resorts from the middle ages to the 1960s. The new tourist is no longer so white or upper-middle class. The “masstige” of the 1980s has transformed tourist numbers and velocity around the world. International tourism from China is likely to double in the next seven years. Governments themselves increasingly reconfigure touristic routes and spectacles as a part of broader geo-political strategies. What if communities themselves resist and say, “stay at home.” Where and how does luxury fit into this conundrum? The inaugural “World Luxury Destinations” Conference met in Bangkok in early March 2018. Convened by James Cook University/Singapore and Emory University, it brought together speakers from Asia, North America, Dr. Peter McNeil is Distinguished Professor of Design History at the University of Technology Sydney and Distinguished Professor (FiDiPro), Aalto University. Peter.McNeil@uts.edu.au Lu xu ry D O I: 10 .1 08 0/ 20 51 18 17 .2 01 8. 15 60 70 6
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