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Book of Proceedings 2016 I T H M C 2nd International Tourism and Hospitality Management Conference BOOK OF PROCEEDINGS 2016 www.ithmc.com October 12-16 2016 Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina 2nd INTERNATIONAL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANGMENT CONFERENCE BOOK OF PROCEEDINGS Year 2/ Vol.2 INTERNATIONAL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANGMENT CONFERENCE. BOOK OF PROCEEDINGS Year 2/ Vol.2 ONLINE ISSN 2566-2880 ISSN 2566-2872 Editor in chief: Prof. dr. Nusret Drešković Publisher: Faculty of Science, University of Sarajevo Printing: 100 copies Printing company: AB copy Authorized person: Almir Buljubašić, director Sarajevo, 2016./2017. This publication was approved by the decision of the Dean of the Faculty of Science University of Sarajevo, number 01 / 01-285 / 2-2016 from 03.02.2016. Partial or integral reproduction of this Proceedings book is forbidden without permission of the publisher. 2nd INTERNATIONAL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Prof. Dr. A. Akın Aksu / Akdeniz University (Co-Chair of the conference) Prof. Dr. Sami Karacan / Kocaeli University (Co-Chair of the conference) Assist. Prof. Dr. Senem Yazıcı / Mugla Sıtkı Koçman University / (Co-Chair of the conference ñ Prof. Dr. Ahmet Kibar Çetin / Çankırı Karatekin University / TURKEY ñ Prof. Dr. Ahmet KUBAŞ / Namık Kemal University / TURKEY ñ Prof. Dr. Ana Vovk Korze/ University of Maribor / SLOVENIA ñ Prof.(FH) Mag. Claudia Bauer-Krösbacher / FH Krems University / AUSTRIA ñ Prof. Dr. Dimitrios Buhalis / Bournemouth University / UK ñ Prof. Dr. Doğan Gürsoy / Washington State University / USA ñ Prof. (FH) Dr. Georg Christian Steckenbauer / FH Krems University / AUSTRIA ñ Prof. Dr. Hülya Gündüz Çekmecelioğlu / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Prof. Dr. İrfan Arıkan / FH Krems University / AUSTRIA ñ Prof. Dr. Jean-Pierre Van Der Rest / Hotelschool The Hague / NETHERLANDS ñ Prof. Dr. Rahman Nurković / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Prof. Dr. Snježana Musa / University of Mostar / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Prof. Dr. Vesna Babić – Hodović / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Prof. Dr. Goran Jovic / University of East Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Prof. Dr. Jasmina Osmankovic / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nusret Drešković / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aysun Çelik / Uludağ University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Günsel / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayhan Orhan / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erdal Arli / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Esin Karacan / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emrah Özkul / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gönül Kaya Özbağ / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Murat Emeksiz / Anadolu University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Orhan Akova / İstanbul University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samir Đug / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Selçuk Koç / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Umut Avcı / Mugla Sıtkı Koçman University / TURKEY ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vuk Tvrtko Opačić / University of Zagreb / CROATIA ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Ranko Mirić / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Adem Yavaş / Kocaeli University / TURKEY 3 ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Alev Dündar / Anadolu University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Asuman Pekyaman / Afyon Kocatepe University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Bilsen Bilgili / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Erkan Taşkiran / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Emine Yildiz Kale / Nevşehir University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. İbrahim Cetin / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Miha Koderman / University of Primorska / SLOVENIA ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Nükhet Adalet Akpulat / Ege University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Tülay Polat Uzümcü / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Ševkija Okerić / University of Sarajevo / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Yıldırım Yılmaz / Akdeniz University / TURKEY ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Yüksel Güngör / Kocaeli University / TURKEY ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE ñ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nusret Drešković ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Ranko Mirić ñ Assist. Prof. Dr. Tülay Polat Üzümcü ñ Senior teaching assistant Edin Hrelja ñ Senior teaching assistant Amra Banda ñ Senior teaching assistant Boris Avdić ñ Teaching assistant Amina Sivac ñ Musa Kose - Zenith Group Sarajevo ñ Ismet Uzun - Zenith Group Sarajevo ñ Alma Ligata - Zenith Group Sarajevo 4 CONTENTS THE USAGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN DESTINATION MARKETING: A RESEARCH ON CITTASLOW IN TURKEY ......................................................... 7 BURNOUT LEVEL OF TOURIST GUIDES: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ........... 21 THE MOTIVATIONS TO PARTICIPATING TREKKING ACTIVITIES: ADANA CASE........................................................................................................................ 36 ANALYSIS OF OPINIONS AND ATTITUDES OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND TOURISTS ON THE QUALITY OF TOURISM SUPPLY AT THE VRANICA MOUNTAIN......................................................................................... 44 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRACTS AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT: A CASE STUDY IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY................................................................................... 65 MEMORIAL TOURISM IN CROATIA? A CASE STUDY OF VUKOVAR: ATTITUDES OF LOCAL POPULATION ............................................................ 73 CONSUMERS’ POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE REVIEWS TOWARDS LOCAL FOOD EXPERIENCES: THE CASE OF RESTAURANTS IN GAZIANTEP CITY ON TRIPADVISOR.COM...................................................................................... 90 WINE TOURISM AND AN EXAMINATION ON WINE TOURISTS’ PREFERENCES AT KULA DESTINATION...................................................... 107 CROSS BORDER COOPERATION BETWEEN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND SERBIA IN THE CASE OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN MUNICIPALITIES OF MIDDLE PODRINJE..................................................... 121 UNESCO CREATIVE CITIES OF GASTRONOMY: A GLIMPSE ON UNESCO CREATIVE GASTRONOMY CITIES OF TURKEY AND SPAIN.................... 134 EVALUATION OF TOURIST MOTIVES/ ATTRACTIONS IN SARAJEVO TOURISM DESTINATION ................................................................................. 151 IDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION AND VALORIZATION OF TOURIST MOTIVES OF THETH (THETH) VALLEY........................................................ 169 IDENTIFYING THE ALTERNATIVE TOURISM POTENTIAL OF THE LAGOONS OF ÇUKUROVA DELTA................................................................. 182 5 LOOKING AT MONUMENTAL STRUCTURES FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF HISTORICAL HERITAGE AND TOURISM: THE TOKAT CASE................... 190 TOURISTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF „THE SARAJEVO FILM FESTIVAL“ IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.......................................................................... 197 THE GRIEF HERITAGE OF THE OTTOMAN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA .................................................................................................................................206 CULTURAL TOURISM IMPACT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SARAJEVO TOURIST-GEOGRAPHICAL REGION.............................................................. 223 RECEPTIVE CULTURAL FACTORS OF SARAJEVO TOURISM DESTINATION..................................................................................................... 238 A PROPOSAL TO EXPAND TOURISM REVENUES TO LOCALS; CITY ACTIVITY PLAN AND THE SAMPLE OF ERZURUM.................................... 250 TURKISH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES AND TOURISM SECTOR.................................................................................................................256 THE CORRELATION BETWEEN SPATIAL PLANNING AND SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT: CASE STUDY OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA................................................................................................... 262 THE AIRPORT SERVICE QUALITY: CASE STUDY SARAJEVO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT............................................................................. 280 CONCEPTS OF TOURISM REGIONALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY TRENDS OF TOURIST MOVEMENT IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA................................................................................................... 293 SPATIAL PLANNING OF MOUNT VLAŠIĆ TOURIST DESTINATION....... 304 6 THE USAGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN DESTINATION MARKETING: A RESEARCH ON CITTASLOW IN TURKEY Samet Çevik1 Abstract Cittaslow movement as a local development model has become increasingly important all over the world since 1999. One of the important factor for the sustainability of this movement is communicated with both local residents and destination visitors accurately and conscious way about the principles and the benefits of Cittaslow philosophy and the unique features of the destination. At this point, social media is a key tool in destination marketing for Cittaslow destinations due to its features such as providing a competitive advantage, reaching a global audience, rapid dissemination of information, communicating with consumers. In this regard the study focuses the role of social media in destination marketing. The aim of the research is to determine how and at what level Cittaslow in Turkey use social media in destination marketing. In accordance with this purpose, content analysis technique was used and Facebook was chosen as social media channel. Among 11 Cittaslow in Turkey, 7 Cittaslow destinations (Gökçeada, Halfeti, Perşembe, Seferihisar, Şavşat, Vize, Yalvaç)
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