Lee Jolliffe
Biographic Data
| ID | 3520233 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lee Jolliffe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lee |
| FAMILY NAME | Jolliffe |
| SIGNATURE | JOLLIFFE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Brunswick |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2415-5790 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Creative tea tourism in Asian tea villages
Tea has a long history connected to many creative pursuits including but not limited to art, literature, story-telling, cultural ceremonies, cuisine and gastronomy. Creativity and related creative activities have been noted as relevant to tourism and hospitality. Tea tourism has been recognized as a niche tourism form both in producing and consuming countries and also as part of tea studies. This paper applies the principles of creative tourism t…
Heritage event as tourist attraction: The case of Dymarki Swietokrzyskie, Poland
While previous research has focused on heritage visitor attractions few studies have examined visitation to and experience of ancient industrial sites as geographical tourist spaces. This article profiles visitation to Dymarki Swietokrzyskie , a heritage reenactment of past events and ancient industrial traditions of iron smelting held in the Polish town of Nowa Slupia. Visitor survey analysis showed visitors perceive the event is a significant t…
Marketing rural tourism: Experience and enterprise
Marketing rural tourism: experience and enterprise." Journal of Heritage Tourism, 13(4), pp. 370–371
Sculpture trails: Investigating success factors
This paper examines a diverse range of sculpture trails/routes around the world in order to contribute to research currently being undertaken on linear heritage tourism spaces. This is achieved by investigating the scope and settings of sculpture trails and routes; their role in enhancing community heritage and tourism resources and how strong local partnerships are built and maintained. Two case studies from Australia and Canada, respectively, a…
Foodies & Food Tourism
Repurposing colonial tea heritage through historic lodging
A number of types of lodging and leisure facilities were associated with the colonial tea industry in Ceylon (today Sri Lanka), including clubs for the planters' and the houses and bungalows of the managers and staff on the tea estates. Today some of these built heritage remains of the tea industry have been repurposed as heritage lodgings for tourists. Taking as a case study the tea-producing hill country of Sri Lanka, this paper identifies the …
The Arts and Events
Cultural heritage and contemporary arts benefit from being showcased in events. Arts-related events are each unique in reflecting local culture; they may be therefore spontaneous (street art and so on) or planned (i.e. studio tours or arts festivals). The Arts and Events explores the nature and complexity of managing arts events and fills a significant gap in the available literature. It investigates the history, development and management of art…
Spices and Tourism: Destinations, Attractions and Cuisines
This is the first book to explore the relationship between tourism and spices. It examines the various layers of connection between spices and tourism in the context of destinations, attractions and cuisines. This volume will be useful for researchers and students in cultural tourism, culinary tourism, anthropology of food and food history.
Heritage tourism in the Caribbean: Current themes and challenges
Heritage tourism is one of the most rapidly growing tourism niches. Interest in cultural tourism, especially at World Heritage Sites (WHSs), has been growing all over the world. According to intern
Mementos of Place: Souvenir Purchases at the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal in Barbados
As cultural artifacts, souvenirs can serve as mementos of place for the purchasers. Shopping for a souvenir is a cruise tourism activity, both on board and during port calls. tourists like to take home a reminder of their trip and portray different shopping behaviors when they are away from home. In addition to shopping for a memento of the trip tourists also purchase gifts for family and friends, influenced by the nature and availability of good…
Hard Targets: Men as a Disposable Sex
Bundling the arts for tourism to complement urban heritage tourist experiences in Asia
City administrations in Asia frequently try to establish or design architecturally grand art hubs or precincts to make a statement about the international status and appeal of their cities. Meanwhile, many of the tourists whom they are hoping to attract continue to visit organically or spontaneously developed art clusters in various heritage settings where they can sample a city's distinct cultural identity and artistic expression. This niche tou…
Mining Heritage and Tourism
Section 1: Introduction 1. What Happens When Mining Leaves? Section 2: Interpreting Mining Heritage 2. The Making of Two Mining Museums: Bowes and Beamish, North East England 3. Chinese Mining Heritage and Tourism in the Goldfields of the Pacific Rim 4. Pilgrimage in Heritage Tourism: Finding Meaning and Identity in the Industrial Past 5. Branding Beaconsfield: The Great Escape Puts Small Tasmanian Town on the Tourist Map Section 3: Transforming …
Tea heritage tourism: Evidence from Sri Lanka
Within the context of heritage tourism this article examines the supply components for the tea-related tourism in the tea-producing country of Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon. The tourism context in Sri Lanka is assessed and despite impediments to tourism development some evidence is provided of an early stage of development of tea heritage tourism in the country. The benefits of this form of tourism to the Sri Lankan tea economy are explored and barr…
Museum Frictions: Public Cultures/Global Transformations
Tasting tourism: Travelling for food and drink
Tourism and Development in Tropical Islands: Political Ecology Perspectives
Managing educational tourism
Cultural rural tourism
Heritage Tourism and World Heritage Sites The Case of Newfoundland
Heritage, Tourism and Museums: The case of the North Atlantic islands of Skye, Scotland and Prince Edward Island, Canada
Heritage tourism, and the products and experiences related to it, represent a growing attraction in international tourism and the museum is a potential partner in the development of heritage activities for tourists. This paper explores the relationship between tourism and museums and analyses their roles in relation to heritage. It recognises that the shared characteristics of tourism and museums provide a basis for the two to work together in th…
Theme Parks as Flagship Attractions in Peripheral Areas
Women's Magazines in the 19th Century
Cultural rural tourism
Tea heritage tourism: Evidence from Sri Lanka
Within the context of heritage tourism this article examines the supply components for the tea-related tourism in the tea-producing country of Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon. The tourism context in Sri Lanka is assessed and despite impediments to tourism development some evidence is provided of an early stage of development of tea heritage tourism in the country. The benefits of this form of tourism to the Sri Lankan tea economy are explored and barr…
Heritage, Tourism and Museums: The case of the North Atlantic islands of Skye, Scotland and Prince Edward Island, Canada
Heritage tourism, and the products and experiences related to it, represent a growing attraction in international tourism and the museum is a potential partner in the development of heritage activities for tourists. This paper explores the relationship between tourism and museums and analyses their roles in relation to heritage. It recognises that the shared characteristics of tourism and museums provide a basis for the two to work together in th…
Bundling the arts for tourism to complement urban heritage tourist experiences in Asia
City administrations in Asia frequently try to establish or design architecturally grand art hubs or precincts to make a statement about the international status and appeal of their cities. Meanwhile, many of the tourists whom they are hoping to attract continue to visit organically or spontaneously developed art clusters in various heritage settings where they can sample a city's distinct cultural identity and artistic expression. This niche tou…
Spices and Tourism: Destinations, Attractions and Cuisines
This is the first book to explore the relationship between tourism and spices. It examines the various layers of connection between spices and tourism in the context of destinations, attractions and cuisines. This volume will be useful for researchers and students in cultural tourism, culinary tourism, anthropology of food and food history.
Repurposing colonial tea heritage through historic lodging
A number of types of lodging and leisure facilities were associated with the colonial tea industry in Ceylon (today Sri Lanka), including clubs for the planters' and the houses and bungalows of the managers and staff on the tea estates. Today some of these built heritage remains of the tea industry have been repurposed as heritage lodgings for tourists. Taking as a case study the tea-producing hill country of Sri Lanka, this paper identifies the …
Heritage tourism in the Caribbean: Current themes and challenges
Heritage tourism is one of the most rapidly growing tourism niches. Interest in cultural tourism, especially at World Heritage Sites (WHSs), has been growing all over the world. According to intern
Heritage Tourism and World Heritage Sites The Case of Newfoundland
Women's Magazines in the 19th Century
Theme Parks as Flagship Attractions in Peripheral Areas
Heritage Tourism and World Heritage Sites The Case of Newfoundland
Heritage, Tourism and Museums: The case of the North Atlantic islands of Skye, Scotland and Prince Edward Island, Canada
Heritage tourism, and the products and experiences related to it, represent a growing attraction in international tourism and the museum is a potential partner in the development of heritage activities for tourists. This paper explores the relationship between tourism and museums and analyses their roles in relation to heritage. It recognises that the shared characteristics of tourism and museums provide a basis for the two to work together in th…
Cultural rural tourism
Managing educational tourism
Tasting tourism: Travelling for food and drink
Tourism and Development in Tropical Islands: Political Ecology Perspectives
Museum Frictions: Public Cultures/Global Transformations
Tea heritage tourism: Evidence from Sri Lanka
Within the context of heritage tourism this article examines the supply components for the tea-related tourism in the tea-producing country of Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon. The tourism context in Sri Lanka is assessed and despite impediments to tourism development some evidence is provided of an early stage of development of tea heritage tourism in the country. The benefits of this form of tourism to the Sri Lankan tea economy are explored and barr…
Mining Heritage and Tourism
Section 1: Introduction 1. What Happens When Mining Leaves? Section 2: Interpreting Mining Heritage 2. The Making of Two Mining Museums: Bowes and Beamish, North East England 3. Chinese Mining Heritage and Tourism in the Goldfields of the Pacific Rim 4. Pilgrimage in Heritage Tourism: Finding Meaning and Identity in the Industrial Past 5. Branding Beaconsfield: The Great Escape Puts Small Tasmanian Town on the Tourist Map Section 3: Transforming …
Hard Targets: Men as a Disposable Sex
Bundling the arts for tourism to complement urban heritage tourist experiences in Asia
City administrations in Asia frequently try to establish or design architecturally grand art hubs or precincts to make a statement about the international status and appeal of their cities. Meanwhile, many of the tourists whom they are hoping to attract continue to visit organically or spontaneously developed art clusters in various heritage settings where they can sample a city's distinct cultural identity and artistic expression. This niche tou…
Mementos of Place: Souvenir Purchases at the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal in Barbados
As cultural artifacts, souvenirs can serve as mementos of place for the purchasers. Shopping for a souvenir is a cruise tourism activity, both on board and during port calls. tourists like to take home a reminder of their trip and portray different shopping behaviors when they are away from home. In addition to shopping for a memento of the trip tourists also purchase gifts for family and friends, influenced by the nature and availability of good…
Heritage tourism in the Caribbean: Current themes and challenges
Heritage tourism is one of the most rapidly growing tourism niches. Interest in cultural tourism, especially at World Heritage Sites (WHSs), has been growing all over the world. According to intern
The Arts and Events
Cultural heritage and contemporary arts benefit from being showcased in events. Arts-related events are each unique in reflecting local culture; they may be therefore spontaneous (street art and so on) or planned (i.e. studio tours or arts festivals). The Arts and Events explores the nature and complexity of managing arts events and fills a significant gap in the available literature. It investigates the history, development and management of art…
Spices and Tourism: Destinations, Attractions and Cuisines
This is the first book to explore the relationship between tourism and spices. It examines the various layers of connection between spices and tourism in the context of destinations, attractions and cuisines. This volume will be useful for researchers and students in cultural tourism, culinary tourism, anthropology of food and food history.
Repurposing colonial tea heritage through historic lodging
A number of types of lodging and leisure facilities were associated with the colonial tea industry in Ceylon (today Sri Lanka), including clubs for the planters' and the houses and bungalows of the managers and staff on the tea estates. Today some of these built heritage remains of the tea industry have been repurposed as heritage lodgings for tourists. Taking as a case study the tea-producing hill country of Sri Lanka, this paper identifies the …
Sculpture trails: Investigating success factors
This paper examines a diverse range of sculpture trails/routes around the world in order to contribute to research currently being undertaken on linear heritage tourism spaces. This is achieved by investigating the scope and settings of sculpture trails and routes; their role in enhancing community heritage and tourism resources and how strong local partnerships are built and maintained. Two case studies from Australia and Canada, respectively, a…
Foodies & Food Tourism
Marketing rural tourism: Experience and enterprise
Marketing rural tourism: experience and enterprise." Journal of Heritage Tourism, 13(4), pp. 370–371
Heritage event as tourist attraction: The case of Dymarki Swietokrzyskie, Poland
While previous research has focused on heritage visitor attractions few studies have examined visitation to and experience of ancient industrial sites as geographical tourist spaces. This article profiles visitation to Dymarki Swietokrzyskie , a heritage reenactment of past events and ancient industrial traditions of iron smelting held in the Polish town of Nowa Slupia. Visitor survey analysis showed visitors perceive the event is a significant t…
Creative tea tourism in Asian tea villages
Tea has a long history connected to many creative pursuits including but not limited to art, literature, story-telling, cultural ceremonies, cuisine and gastronomy. Creativity and related creative activities have been noted as relevant to tourism and hospitality. Tea tourism has been recognized as a niche tourism form both in producing and consuming countries and also as part of tea studies. This paper applies the principles of creative tourism t…
Tourism (18 works) · Geography (17 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (14 works) · Archaeology (13 works) · Business (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Tourism geography (9 works) · Cultural heritage (8 works) · Heritage tourism (8 works) · Art (5 works)