TRAVELLING AS A LIFESTYLE AS VIEWED BY RUSSIAN TRAVEL-BLOGGERS
The invention of the Internet has given people unprecedented opportunities for access to information about the events taking place in the world. But even more important advantage of the worldwide network is seen in the possibility of its users to freely disseminate their own information, making it accessible to a large part of the world's population. The person's need for self-expression and expression of his/her opinion has received on the Internet a powerful channel for implementation in the form of numerous forums, chat rooms, guest books, and other means of network communication. Today, one of the main results of the evolution of these tools are blogs and the blogosphere that unites them in a single system.
The problem of the study is that for a long time, outbound tourism for Russian citizens was practically inaccessible. The globalization of the tourist market, the development of Internet technologies, the simplification of tourist formalities, together with an increase in the standard of living of Russians made travel much more affordable. However, up to now, the experience of those Russians who devote their lives to travelling and choose travelling as a lifestyle, is not only curiosity, but also of scientific interest.
A sociological survey was conducted. The sociological survey was conducted using the content analysis of the thematic posts of Russian travel bloggers. The analysis covered 96 author blogs with more than 2,800 units of information.
As a result of the research, the enlarged groups of travel bloggers were singled out and characterized, the features and peculiarities of the lifestyle of the representatives of each group were determined.
Ananchenkova P.I .Travel as a lifestyle through the eyes of Russian travel bloggers / / Scientific Result. Technologies of business and service. - T. 3, No. 4, 2017
While nobody left any comments to this publication.
You can be first.
1. Anufrieva, N. A. (2016), Blogosphere as an open information space: experience of classification [Text] / N. A. Anufrieva // Povolzhsky pedagogical search. № 1 (15). Pp. 81-84.
2. Blog [Electronic resource]. Access mode: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B3 (date of access: October 30, 2017).
3. Borisova, A. (2017), The blogosphere and the media in Runet [Text] / A. V. Bo-risova, T. A. Semilet. Media studies. № 4-2. Pp. 109-116.
4. Galtseva, E. D. (2017), Research probabilities of students and the blogosphere [Text] / E. D. Galtseva, L. A. Vilikitskaya, V. V. Ponomarev // In the collection: The Internet as a reality. Collected papers of the III International Scientific and Practical Conference. Pp. 58-63.
5. Grishin, O. E. (2013), The blogosphere as an instrument of modern politics: youth activity and culture [Text] / O. E. Grishin // Philosophy and Polylogy in the Context of Modern Culture. 2013. № 6-1. Pp. 67-71.
6. Ivanova, E. A. (2015), The blogosphere as an instrument of professional political communication [Text] / E. A. Ivanova // Eurasian Juridical Journal. № 9 (88). Pp. 295-297.
7. How new media have changed journalism 2012-2016. A travel journalist in the environment of new media: new forms of media consumption, new skills of journalists, new formats and proven tools of successful practice. [Electronic resource]. Access mode: http://newmedia2016.digital-books.ru/ (date of access: October 30, 2017).
8. Kulminskaya, A.V. (2011), Blogosphere as an alternative medium of mass media [Text] / A.V. Kulminskaya // In the collection: Training of professional managerial staff: experience, problems, innovative educational technologies. Materials of the second International Scientific and Practical Conference. Pp. 89-93.
9. Lukin, M. M. (2017), Media in the Internet space [Electronic resource]. Access mode: http: //evartist.narod.ru/text19/034.htm (date of access: October, 10.2017).
10. Osipova, M. V. (2016), Blogosphere and the values of the student youth: the experience of sociological research [Text] / M. V. Osipova // In the collection: A study of contemporary problems of society in the context of social work. A collection of scientific articles by students and teachers. Moscow, Pp. 133-138.
11. Pervukhin, A. V. (2014), Blogosphere as a space for advertising [Text] / A. V. Pervukhin // PR and advertising: traditions and innovations. No. 14-2. Pp. 365-368.
12. Pechenkin, V. V. (2015), Blogosphere as a platform for professional self-determination [Text] / V. V. Pechenkin, E. V. Potekhina // Current problems of economics and management. № 2 (06). Pp. 106-111.
13. Paul Bradshaw (2017), «Media of the 21st century». Part 1. News Diamond. [Electronic resource]. Access mode: URL: https: // lenizdat.ru/articles/1074710/ (date of access: October 10, 2017).
14. Paul, D. V. (2015), ICT and the blogosphere. Phenomenon of «travel literature» [Text] / DV Pol // Bulletin of the Humanitarian Institute. № 1 (15). Pp. 38-41.
15. Privalova, I. V. (2017), The blogosphere as a diffuse communicative space [Text] / I. V. Privalova // In the collection: Communications in the Information Society: Problems and Opportunities. A collection of scientific articles. FGBOU VO «Chuvash State Pedagogical University. Named after I. Ya. Yakovleva; State Educational Institution «Republican Institute of Higher School». Pp. 205-208.
16. Protasov, P. (2017), Games of reputations [Electronic resource]. Access mode: http://offline.computerra.ru/2006/634/263461/ (date of access: October 10, 2017).
17. Rogaleva, O. S. (2015), New media: the evolution of the concept (analytical review) [Text] / O.S. Rogaleva, T.V. Scheiderova // Bulletin of Omsk University. №1.
18. Stepanova, N. S. (2014), Blogosphere as a medium for self-expression of a young man: the linguistic aspect [Text] / N. S. Stepanova, E. B. Kudryavtseva // In the collection: Language and intercultural communication in the modern information space Materials of the V All-Russian Scientific Conference of Schoolchildren, Students and PhD Students. P. 190-194.
19. Stins, O. (2008), New media [Text] / O. Stins, Van Fucht D. // Bulletin of Volgograd State University. Series 8: Literature-discovery. Journalism. № 7.
20. Ushanov, P. V. (2015), The Russian-language blogosphere: the search for an audience niche in the national information field [Text] / P. V. Ushanov // Me-diAlmanakh. № 4. Pp. 30-36.
21. Webster, F. (2004), Theories of the Information Society [Text] / F. Webster. Moscow: Aspect press, 2004. 400 p.
22. Filatova, O. G. (2017), Blogs and media, civil and traditional journalism: the correlation of concepts: [Electronic resource]. Mode of access: URL: https: //cyberleninka.ru/article/n/blogi-i-smi-grazhdanskaya-itraditsionnayazhurnalistika-sootnoshenie-ponyatiy (date of access: October 10, 2017).
23. Khut, L. R. (2014), Historical Blogosphere of Runet [Text] / L. R. Khut // People and Texts. Historical almanac. 2014. № 5. Pp. 173-188.
24. Hiemstra, G. (2017), Future Talks: User Generated Content. Part 1. Retrieved from [Electronic resource] / URL: http:/www.dailymotion.com/video/x3j3lz_future-talks-user-generatedcontent_shortfilms (date of access: October 10, 2017).
25. Weller, T. (2013), History in the Digital Age / T. Weller // London; New York: Routledge.