Foodstragramming of Solo Dining Experiencescape: The Fear of Missing Out

International Journal on Food System Dynamics Pub Date : 2021-03-03 DOI:10.18461/IJFSD.V12I1.77

Bintang Handayani

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Abstract

This study explored the foodstragramming or consumption photo-sharing and the solo dining experiencescape. Solo dining experiencescape is framed by culinary tourists and food neophobia of Instagram users. The narrative approach was employed to explore an Instagram post on Brooklyn ramen shop by BuzzFeed’s Tasty in relation to food-related personality traits and perceived territoriality. The collaborative branding of culinary tourism experiencescape denotes the use of Instagram. Introverted Instagram users were found to be co-creators, but food-related personality traits did not exclusively construct their visit plan. As the perceived territoriality and social distancing were found to augment foodstragramming of solo dining in this study, the visit plan of solo dining in culinary tourism was not solely perceived by introverted people. The use of the narrative approach in this study provided unique and valuable insights to these theoretical perspectives that may be overlooked by other analyses or approaches.

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单人用餐体验场景的美食策划：错过的恐惧

本研究探讨了食物策略或消费照片分享和个人用餐体验景观。美食游客和Instagram用户对美食的新恐惧构成了单人用餐体验的框架。BuzzFeed’s Tasty在布鲁克林拉面店的Instagram上发布了一条与食物相关的性格特征和感知领地的帖子，采用了叙事方法。烹饪旅游体验景观的合作品牌意味着Instagram的使用。内向的Instagram用户被发现是共同创作者，但与食物相关的性格特征并不是他们访问计划的唯一组成部分。由于在本研究中发现，感知到的地域性和社交距离会增加单独用餐的食物策略，因此烹饪旅游中单独用餐的访问计划并不仅仅由内向的人感知。本研究中叙事方法的使用为这些理论视角提供了独特而有价值的见解，而其他分析或方法可能会忽视这些见解。

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International Journal on Food System Dynamics Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)

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