Format Structured report

Word length 2,500 words (the final report)

Task of the final report:

The task is to research and present a report about the memorable travel experience based on a list of travelogue and the contemporary theories. The element of the report includes:

• Critical literature review: Critically review the current theories on the ‘memorable tourism experience’ and ‘experience economy theory’;
• Evaluation of travelogues: Evaluate a list of travelogue on the memorable tourism experience, and present the results; （Analysis of at least 6 travelogue）
• Discussion: Explain the results of the travelogue by adopting the current theories;
• Suggestions: Provide suggestions to tourist destinations in order to create a memorable tourism experience for tourists.

Assignment Notes:

a) Be structured under four headings: Critical literature review; Evaluation of travelogues; Discussion, and Suggestions.
b) References / bibliography;
c) Referencing of published sources using APA 6 th format; (http://hud.libguides.com/referencing/guides);
d) Use Times Roman font size 12;
e) Have 1.5 spacing between lines;
f) Include page numbers in the bottom right corner;
g) Around 2,500 words (with a 10% above or below the specified word count boundary);
h) Be written in clear English and free from spelling and grammatical errors;
i) Facing page giving: programme, class, module, name of lecturer, title of work, word count, due date of work and name;
j) All work must be electronically submitted to: turnitin.

When researching and writing the report you will need to decide what information is most important and relevant; this may differ depending on your destination. You will also need to summarise information (e.g. statistics), write in a clear and simple manner (e.g. use bullet points where appropriate) and write in your own writing (e.g. do not
copy large amounts of text or paraphrase by changing a few words. Use a report format to write the report. Use a reference list.

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