Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Introduction to Film-Induced Tourism -- 1.Popular Media and Tourism -- Popular Media, the Picturesque and Tourism -- The Influence of Film -- The Reach of the `Small Screen' -- Describing and Defining Film-Induced Tourism -- Differences and Similarities between Movies and Television Series -- On-Location: Film, Tourism and Country Town Development -- Off-Location: Film Studios and Tourism -- Film as a Souvenir -- Longevity of Film-Induced Tourism -- The Study of Film-Induced Tourism -- Voice and Structure of the Book -- 2.Perspectives on Film-Induced Tourism -- The Effect of Film on Tourism -- Relationship between Tourist Attraction and Storyline -- Representation and Semiotics in Film and Tourism -- Semiotics and the Tourist Gaze -- Contents Tourism -- Tourism Imaging and Imagining -- Film as a Destination Marketing Tool -- The Benefits and Drawbacks of Film-Induced Tourism -- The Cult of Celebrity -- Fans, Film and Pilgrimage --

Contents note continued: Film fans as pilgrims -- A Personal Pilgrimage: Monty Python and the Holy Grail -- Packaging film tourism as pilgrimage -- Conclusion -- pt. 2 Film-Induced Tourism on Location -- 3.Film Images and Destination Marketing -- Tourists' Destination Selection Process -- Destination Promotion Techniques -- Understanding the Role of Destination Image in Destination Marketing -- The Role of Destination Image in Travel Behaviour -- Literary Tourism and Destination Marketing -- Books and film tourism success -- From Reading to Looking: Art-Induced Tourism -- The Role of Film in Destination Imaging and Marketing -- Braveheart: Destination marketing through film -- The Andy Griffith Show: Destination creation through television -- Enduring Imagery? Longevity of Film-induced Tourism -- Movie Maps and Guidebooks as Significant Destination Marketing Tools -- Animation and Tourism -- Japanese anime maps -- Some Comments on Destination Marketing, Image and Film --

Contents note continued: 4.Film and Place Promotion -- Making a Sea Change for Barwon Heads? -- Goathland, a Village in a National Park -- North Yorkshire, Goathland and Film-Induced Tourism -- The Lord of the Rings and New Zealand -- Destination Marketing Recommendations -- Themed festivals -- Social media representations -- Tangible representations -- Nomenclature -- Tourist precincts -- A Warning -- Film Promotional Images, Copyright and Confidentiality -- Conclusion -- 5.Effects on Tourism -- From `Village by the Sea' to `Pearl Bay' -- The impact of Sea Change -- High-yield tourism displacing traditional holidaymakers? -- Tourism and Film in the Yorkshire Moors: Heartbeat and Harry Potter -- A New Kind of Visitor -- Expectations of Visitors to Film Locations -- Serving the Visitors: The Business of Film-Induced Tourism -- Hobbiton -- MovieTours -- Film-Induced Tourism in the Big City -- The Effect of Film-Induced Tourism on a National Scale -- The Games the Media Play --

Contents note continued: The Legacy of Film-Induced Tourism on Existing Tourism -- 6.Effects on Community -- The Effect of a Television Series on Local Communities: Barwon Heads and Sea Change -- Community's perceived value of tourism -- Residents' attitudes to Sea Change: Some common social representations -- Representation clusters -- The retail community: Local traders -- A Common Vision? -- Developments in Community Responses to Film: Warrnambool and Oddball -- Community screening at Warrnambool (13 September 2015) -- Some thoughts on the tourism potential of Oddball -- The Effect of a Long-Term Television Series on Local Communities: Goathland and Heartbeat -- The Goathland community and film-induced tourism: A never-ending story -- Post Heartbeat... -- The Effect of Film on a National Community: New Zealanders, The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit -- Some Concluding Comments on the Effect of Tourism on Communities -- 7.Film-Induced Tourism and Community Planning --

Contents note continued: Community-Based Tourism Strategies -- Applying Community Tourism Strategies to Film-Induced Tourism -- Scenario 1 Positive growth -- Scenario 2 Business as usual -- Scenario 3 Back to the drawing board -- Scenario 4 Losing the Pearl Bay feeling -- The Power and the Glory: The Role of Power Relations in Film Tourism -- Case One NRS Group (Earthwalkers) and Cuba -- Case Two New Line Cinema (The Lord of the Rings) and Tourism New Zealand -- Case Three New Line Cinema (The Lord of the Rings) and Hobbiton -- Case Four Yorkshire TV (Heartbeat) and North Yorkshire Moors National Park -- Case Five 20th Century Fox (Australia) and Tourism Australia -- Case Six Universal Studios (Ned Kelly) and Tourism Victoria -- Power relations -- An Approach to Altering Negative Film-Induced Images -- Is all publicity good publicity? Undesired imagery -- Film-induced tourism demarketing strategies -- Proposed demarketing strategies for film tourism sites --

Contents note continued: Community Tourism Planning Revisited -- pt. 3 Off-Location Film Studio Tourism -- 8.From Themed Events to Film Studios -- Postmodernism: Theoretical Paradigm or Merely a Place in Time? -- Postmodernism and post-tourism -- Film-Themed Events -- Film festivals -- Movie premieres -- Exhibitions and fan events -- Theme Parks -- Understanding Film Studio Theme Parks: Concepts and Models -- Industrial film studio theme parks -- The theme park market -- Applying the model -- 9.Film Studio Theme Park Success and Failings -- Fox Studios Australia -- Site visits to Fox Studios -- A Fox on the Run? -- Warner Brothers Movie World -- Site visit to Movie World -- Critical Success Factors for Film Studio Theme Parks -- The final curtain? -- A Missed Tourism Opportunity: Docklands `Studio City' in Victoria, Australia -- Studio Theme Park Tourism Ten Years On: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter -- Conclusion -- pt. 4 Conclusion --

Contents note continued: 10.Emerging Issues and Future Directions -- On-Location Tourism: Community Impacts and Planning -- Off-Location Tourism: The Film Studio Theme Park Model -- Destination Marketing and Film -- Film-Tourism Guidebooks -- The Future of Film-Induced Tourism -- Celebrity cults -- Re-visiting the Main Success Factors -- The Study of Film-Induced Tourism.