SIT50316 Event Management

Quetions: I need a article on constructive authencity Which I need to talk about too . I need the article on constructive authencity in relation with the event formula one Grand Prix in Melbourne . Please make sure that the article is based on what I have asked for I don’t need anything different in that  I just need you to focus on constructive authencity in relation with Melbourne f1 Grand Prix.   Answers: This article discusses the capability of the authorities to meet the expectation of the visitors in the mega event like the Melbourne f1 Grand Prix. The notion of constructive authenticity can be seen as summarizing subjective nature of the authenticity evaluations in the tourism experience. In association with the major sporting events particularly in the Melbourne f1 Grand Prix event organized in Australia (Australia, 2018). This is a major sporting event which carries significant prestige. This event is an honor for shaping the legacy of the country as well as the Melbourne city. Moreover, it is a powerful moment of national symbolism as well as economic transformation. Hosting a globally prominent sporting event asks the global spotlight, provide injection of tourism economy and a scope for the country to rebuild as well as develop infrastructure. This also brings immense financial commitment along with great risks. The development of research associated with service quality in the sports industry has gained attention recently (Lamont, 2014). Given the enormity of the service industry in Australia as across the word this is not surprising. The stream of sport service quality research which has emerged in the recent years, have been focusing almost entirely on the understanding of fan satisfaction at spectator events. There are nine types of service qualities which build the images and beliefs of both the domestic as well as international visitors. With the best quality cars and glamourous tracts are the main attraction of these visitors (Rickly & Vidon, 2017). This includes the service quality such as concessions price, comfort, facility access and price. Based on these images the belief system and expectations of the spectators of the Melbourne f1 Grand Prix are formed. The physical environment where the actual event occurs has been demonstrated to influence the fan’s excitement as well as satisfaction with experience, their longing to stay through the event ad likelihood for re-patronizing these events at the facility. The sport industry quality issues are a major affecting factor which determines the customer perception building and expectation. According to the GAP model, the visitor satisfaction can be defined as the beliefs of service delivery which function as the standard as well as reference points against which the performance is being judged (Dabestani, Shahin & Saljoughian, 2017). This is the point the authorities of the events can fool the international and domestic visitors. The authorizes have failed to attend the expectation of the visitors’ beliefs that they had projected into the event. In this international sports events, the authorities promised to meet and hopefully exceed the expectations of the visitors by considering various necessary considerations from which the expectations may arise. The arrangement of mega events like Grand Prix Australia promised economic, cultural and environmental sustainability but they were not able to attract the visitors based on the cultural diversity of the country not it facilitated the economic growth as expected by the visitors (Rickly & Vidon, 2017). There were ample scopes for entertaining the visitors by potentially influencing the event service. The extent to which the authority aimed to meet expectations, were not met sport tourism satisfaction. References: Australia, T. (2018). Sporting Events in Australia-Tourism Australia.Dabestani, R., Shahin, A., & Saljoughian, M. (2017). Evaluation and prioritization of service quality dimensions based on gap analysis with analytic network process. International journal of quality & reliability management, 34(4), 530-548. Lamont, M. (2014). Authentication in sports tourism. Annals of Tourism Research, 45, 1-17.Rickly, J. M., & Vidon, E. S. (2017). Contesting authentic practice and ethical authority in adventure tourism. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 25(10), 1418-1433.