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Generations of visitors, including writers such as Dickens and Tennyson, have traveled to Tintagel to see the place reputed to be a cornerstone of the Arthurian legend. For today’s visitors, its natural splendor may be just as rewarding.: King Arthur’s legend lives on at Tintagel Was doing my routine browse of CNN.com this morning to [...]

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As is becoming more and more common lately, Timen at in my All Stars and I seem to be sharing a brain cell. This time, it seems to be about the distinction between a tourist and a traveler. I looked at this distinction as a part of my research paper, and while it applies in [...]

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From Tourism Magazine via the Tourism Research Blog People are looking, perhaps, for escapism, or affinity, or any number of other motivators, and it’s a matter of providing assurance to the potential customer that Canada can deliver experiences matching their desires I think this attitude is crucial to successful tourism product development and/or destination marketing. [...]

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