英文摘要 |
The world is facing the test of economic markets in the new era. The transformation of the consumption environment has been already a trend. Only by combining cultural connotations to give full play to design creativity can the added value of products and services be improved. Festive activities are a plan for design that can bring people joy and sharing. In addition to attracting tourists, it is also the most direct and concrete channel for local cultural promotion. This study explores the impact of festive event experience design on cultural emotions, tourism motivation, and behavior intention, with the Tainan Chihsi Festival. and the NetEase Qixi Festival as the objects. The variables of experience design, cultural emotions, tourism motivation, and behavior intention are analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and one-factor analysis of variance (ANOVA). In addition to constructing a festive event experience design impact model and building the structural equation model of each variable, the impact relationship between the variables is explored and the difference between the model structure and connotation in different cases is compared. The research found that the festive event experience design impact model can provide reference for future education and industry research. A festive event with influence requires experience design to be centered on cultural emotions and connotations. The research suggests that in the future, the virtual part of festive event planning with experience design can focus on personal and multilearning educational content, while the physical part can focus on more interactive and entertainment activities. The best scenario is to integrate the virtual and physical parts, or intersperse personal and group activities, to increase the richness of the event. In addition to originality, the event organizer can use various emotional elements that can be experienced authentically to plan the festive event, as cultural festive events can better bring people joy and a sense of belonging. |