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Souvenir sellers and perceptions of authenticity – The retailers of Hội An, Vietnam

Thu Thi Trinh, Chris Ryan, Jenny Cave, Jenny Cave

Tourism Management, Volume: 45, Pages: 275 - 283

Swansea University Author: Jenny Cave

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.tourman.2014.05.005

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An innovative analysis that contributes new theory to the concept of authenticity, in a research context, hitherto ignored. Cultural and performative authenticity is an important issue in tourism literature, however the attitudes of souvenir retailers to authenticity has not been assessed. Micro eth...

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ISSN: 02615177
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