Diaspora tourism as a framework to understand a host-guest relationship in the context of domestic cultural heritage tourism

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Interactions between tourists and local residents have been long discussed in the tourism literature. However, researchers have focused on the asymmetry between these two groups mainly in the international tourism setting. The existing literature does not provide sufficient framework to explain the host-guest relationship in other contexts of tourism, such as domestic tourism, where visitors and local residents share similar historic and cultural backgrounds based on the same nationality, ancestral roots, culture, and traditions. The purpose of this study is to suggest diaspora tourism as a conceptual framework to shed light on a host-guest relationship at cultural tourism destinations in the context of domestic tourism. First, the literature in host-guest interactions was thoroughly reviewed. Second, cultural heritage tourism in Korea was discussed with the specific case of Hahoe traditional folk village. Third, examining tourists’ search for authenticity, diaspora tourism was highlighted as a new approach to discuss a host-guest relationship in domestic cultural heritage tourism. Lastly, several avenues for future research were suggested based on the commonalities between diaspora tourism and domestic tourism.

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