This book explores the sociocultural impacts of tourism in San Pedro, Belize by paying special attention to identity construction of tourists and hosts. This is achieved through a qualitative study that analyzes narratives gathered through formal and informal interviews and contextualized by participant observation. By utilizing a communicative conceptualization of identity and intercultural theorizing, light is shed on the complex negotiation process that tourists and hosts employ when making sense of their experiences, themselves and others through talk. The author demonstrates that the role of communication and the level of adaptation are central to satisfactory outcomes for these (intercultural) tourist-host encounters. She also illustrates the disparate ways tourists and hosts construct identity and negotiate the presence of tourists on the community. By incorporating critical notions of history and power, our understanding is enhanced of problematic tourist communication styles; hosts¿ preference for tourists¿ adaptation; and communicative strategies tourists utilized to reconcile differences in privilege. Finally, practical advice based on these findings is provided.
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Sundae Schneider-Bean is an experienced interculturalist, trainer and global leadership coach. She holds a master¿s degree in communication, where she specialized in intercultural communication in the tourism context. Currently she is working for one of Switzerland¿s largest employers to develop its peoples¿ language and intercultural competence.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book explores the sociocultural impacts oftourism in San Pedro, Belize by paying specialattention to identity construction of tourists andhosts. This is achieved through a qualitative studythat analyzes narratives gathered through formal andinformal interviews and contextualized by participantobservation. By utilizing a communicativeconceptualization of identity and interculturaltheorizing, light is shed on the complex negotiationprocess that tourists and hosts employ when makingsense of their experiences, themselves and othersthrough talk. The author demonstrates that the roleof communication and the level of adaptation arecentral to satisfactory outcomes for these(intercultural) tourist-host encounters. She alsoillustrates the disparate ways tourists and hostsconstruct identity and negotiate the presence oftourists on the community. By incorporating criticalnotions of history and power, our understanding isenhanced of problematic tourist communication styles;hosts preference for tourists adaptation; andcommunicative strategies tourists utilized toreconcile differences in privilege. Finally,practical advice based on these findings is provided. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783639080803
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