This book identifies ways in which the conceptual approaches to heritage tourism studies can be applied by information scholars to gain new insights into the study of misinformation.
This book identifies ways in which the conceptual approaches to heritage tourism studies can be applied by information scholars to gain new insights into the study of misinformation.
Contents Preface 1.Authenticity and Misinformation in the American Historical Experience 2.Academic Research by Tourism and Information Scholars 3.Authenticity in Small Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Lindsborg, KS 4.Authenticity in Large Private Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Colonial Williamsburg 5.Authenticity in Large Public Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Gettysburg 6.Lessons About Authenticity and Misinformation Notes Index About the Authors
Contents Preface 1.Authenticity and Misinformation in the American Historical Experience 2.Academic Research by Tourism and Information Scholars 3.Authenticity in Small Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Lindsborg, KS 4.Authenticity in Large Private Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Colonial Williamsburg 5.Authenticity in Large Public Heritage Tourism Sites: The Case of Gettysburg 6.Lessons About Authenticity and Misinformation Notes Index About the Authors
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