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Value co-creation and value co-destruction through interactive technology in tourism: the case of ‘La Cité du Vin’ wine museum, Bordeaux, France

Valentina Kirova
- 04 Mar 2021 - 
- Vol. 24, Iss: 5, pp 637-650
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In the particular context of wine tourism, the authors investigates how interactive technology affects the wine tourist's experience during a wine museum visit, and the research is grounded on the theory that interactive technology can affect the tourists' experience during wine museum visits.
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In the particular context of wine tourism, this study investigates how interactive technology affects the wine tourist’s experience during a wine museum visit. The research is grounded on the theor...

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