期刊
TOURISM MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES
卷 32, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.tmp.2019.100568
关键词
Luxury tourism; Experiential luxury; Service suppliers; Experience; Finland
资金
- Finnish Cultural Foundation [00170605, 00180639]
This study explores service providers' perceptions of luxury tourism service provision and increases the understanding of luxury tourism services. The research was conducted in Finland, which does not have a strong luxury culture and does not represent a traditional luxury tourism destination. Rather, it is an unexplored and promising destination for tourists who seek unique and untraditional luxury experiences. To examine luxury, eleven narrative interviews were analyzed. The study suggests that Finnish luxury is a new form of luxury, and to understand the core of a luxury tourism offering service providers need to have had their own experiences of luxury, know the context they are operating in and what the customers' expectations of luxury are. Additionally, the level of privacy of the experience affects the service. The goal of service providers in the Finnish context is to offer the customer favorable prerequisites for experiencing a hedonic or eudaimonic well-being experience.
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