Measurement of Tourists’ Images: The Repertory Grid Approach

By John T. Coshall. 2000

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Exploring the cognitive–affective nature of destination image and the role of psychological factors in its formation (2008, background): “…a specific place Baloglu and McCleary (1999a) An individual’s mental representation of knowledge, feelings, and global impressions about a destination Coshall (2000) The individual’s perceptions of the characteristics of destinations Murphy, Pritchard and Smith (2000) A sum of associations and…”
Destination Visual Image and Expectation of Experiences (2011, background): “In tourism research, the destination image has been defined as an individual’s perception of the characteristics of destinations (Coshall, 2000, p. 85); the visual or mental impression of a place, a product, or an experience held by the general public (Millman & Pizam, 1995); and an overall…”
Structuring Destination Image: A Qualitative Approach (2005, methodology): “Both Ryan (1991) and Coshall (2000) provide details on how to use the technique, the latter applying it to London’s museums.”