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Australian Tourism Film 1926–1975: Promoting Australia in the Age of Government-Led Film Productionshment of the Australian National Film Board to produce documentaries and educational programmes. In 1956, the Board was renamed the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit and, in 1973, the Unit became Film Australia. In Australia a significant segment of this government-led film production revolved arou

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Digital Content Creation and Storytelling at the Time of COVID-19: Tourism Ireland’s Online Film websites or social media. By applying a digital marketing professional perspective, grounded in destination branding and social semiotic multimodality, the present chapter seeks to shed further light on the ways and means destinations use to generate an “emotional connection that creates a profound

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Fabulous Locations: Tourism and Fantasy Films in Italyy have been used for tourism promotion. These include American movies belonging to worldly famous franchises, but also Italian (co-)productions such as . . (2014) by Gabriele Salvatores and . (2015) by Matteo Garrone. These two films, counting on large budgets, raised high expectations of their pote

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A ‘White’ Country for ‘White’ People: Poland in Tourism Promotional Videos of Regions and Metropolitf-government units. After 2016, the EU no longer financed tourism promotion. This chapter will focus on 16 regions (.) and 12 large cities associated with the Union of Polish Metropolises; the so-called . is a ‘basic product’ in the Polish tourism offer, which is why tourism promotion of cities has

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