Impressive Experience Research Articles

ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF SMART TOURISM TECHNOLOGY AND MEMORABLE TOURIST EXPERIENCE ON TOURIST LOYALTY WITH TOURIST SATISFACTION AS A MEDIATING VARIABLE

The involvement of innovative tourism technology in life, especially in tourism activities, plays a vital role in the process. Tourists use smart tourism technology devices to determine the destinations they want to visit. In line with this, tourists who utilize innovative tourism technology will have an impressive travel experience. All experiences tourists gain will later be expressed in images to immortalize their journey or positive comments or comments on innovative tourism technology media. These positive reviews indicate tourist satisfaction, where tourists get more results than expected. Tourists' satisfaction with innovative tourism technology and impressive experiences opens up opportunities for them to consistently use smart tourism technology devices and become more in-depth with information about areas they want to revisit or visit. This research aims to determine the influence of intelligent tourism technology and memorable tourism experiences on tourist loyalty, which is mediated by tourist satisfaction. This research uses a descriptive method with a quantitative approach through questionnaire instruments. The number of respondents used as data sources was 200 using the Probability Sample technique. This research uses Exploratory (Correlational Study), which aims to investigate a phenomenon that occurs or has yet to be explained well before. Data processing in this research used SEM PLS 4.0. The research results show that Smart Tourism Technology has yet to be proven to influence Tourist Satisfaction significantly. In contrast, a Memorable Tourism Experience is proven to influence Tourist Satisfaction significantly, and Tourist Satisfaction significantly influences Tourist Loyalty.

Comparative evaluation of the clinical success of 3D-printed space maintainers and band-loop space maintainers.

Exploring the integration of 3D-printing technology in space maintainer (SM) manufacturing could offer innovative solutions and insights for enhancing SMs. To compare the clinical success, retention, and periodontal effect of traditional band-loop (TBL) SMs with 3D-printed SMs. Seventy children (mean age: 6.99 ± 1.18) were divided into two groups. Laser sintering (LS) group (n = 34): Patients were scanned with an intraoral scanner. SMs were produced with LS 3D-printing method from a titanium-based metal powder. T group (n = 36): Impressions were taken with alginate. SMs were produced by adjusting the bands and soldering the wires on the model. The retention and effects on oral hygiene of the SMs were evaluated at the sixth month. Preference for impression technique was assessed by a five-question survey. Thirty-eight percent of T SMs and 66% of LS SMs failed (p = .007). The mean survival time was significantly higher in the T group (p = .035). No difference was found between the initial and control full-mouth Gingival Index (GI) and Plaque Index (PI) values of the two groups. Both groups had increased GI/PI values in abutment teeth. Patients in the LS group interpreted their impression experience more positively. It is important to provide oral hygiene education before applying fixed SMs and utilize more digital workflow in paediatric dentistry.

The correlation between sadomasochists' experience and their sadomasochistic behaviors and fantasies: A qualitative analysis of interviews.

Lacking a comprehensive understanding of sadomasochism makes difficulties in judicial dispositions, clinical interventions, and mental health services. This study explores the correlation between sadomasochists' growth experience and their sadomasochistic behaviors and fantasies. We interviewed 51 sadomasochists from a Chinese subcultural website, coded and analyzed the interview records, conducted correlation and cluster analyses on the reference points of the nodes of impressive experience and sadomasochistic behaviors and fantasies, and constructed the model of Experience-Behaviors and Fantasies. We found that sadomasochists' typical impressive experiences are family parenting and sexual experience; sadomasochistic behaviors and fantasies can be classified into five categories: spirit, punishment, sex, canine, and excretion; and sadomasochistic behaviors and fantasies are partially correlated with sadomasochists' impressive experiences, indicating psychoanalytic theory is the leading theory for the driving processes of sadomasochism, while behaviorist and Gestalt theories also contribute.

Application of Holographic Technology in Education

This research examines the benefits of holographic technology so that it can be used in education. The current education system already makes extensive use of computer-based information and communication technology; however, the application of holography technology is still a futuristic (future) concept due to difficulties in implementing technical procedures and software requirements in the application of holography technology. This research discusses technology related to holography and how the practice of holography will be applied in the future, affecting many areas of life, especially the world of education. In this study, researchers also conducted experiments on a group of children aged 3 - 4 years using holography technology with the HolograFX Game as a tool for conducting experiments. From the experimental results, it can be concluded that holograms can be accepted by children and provide them with the opportunity to learn in different ways and methods and provide impressive experiences.

Antenatal Fear of Childbirth as a Risk Factor for a Bad Childbirth Experience.

Giving birth is one of the most impressive experiences in life. However, many pregnant women suffer from fear of childbirth (FOC) and experience labour in very different ways, depending on their personality, previous life experiences, pregnancy, and birth circumstances. The aim of this study was to analyse how fear of childbirth affects the childbirth experience and to assess the related consequences. For this, a descriptive cross-sectional study was carried out in a sample of 414 women between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022. The Birth Anticipation Scale (BAS) was used to measure fear of childbirth and the Childbirth Experience Questionnaire (CEQ-E) was applied to measure satisfaction with the childbirth experience. Fear of childbirth negatively and significantly predicted the childbirth experience. In addition, women who were more fearful of childbirth were found to have worse obstetric outcomes and a higher likelihood of having a caesarean delivery (p = 0.008 C. I 95%). Fear behaved as a risk factor for the birth experience, so the greater the fear, the higher the risk of having a worse birth experience (OR 1.1). Encouraging active listening and support strategies may increase pregnant women's confidence, thus decreasing their fear of the process and improving their childbirth experience.

Active Distance Learning to Improve Kindergarten Teachers' Computatitonal Thingking Skills

Computational thinking is an essential concept that has attracted the attention of early childhood educators over the last decade. However, not all kindergarten teachers have yet obtained information and ideas related to computational thinking skills. This study attempts to determine the effectiveness of active distance learning using a zoom video conference application in improving teachers' computational thinking skills. Furthermore, it also examines the teachers' progress in learning computational skills through online coding websites such as code.org and ScratchJr. A hundred and sixty-three kindergarten teachers from Central Java Province in Indonesia participated in the study. The study used a quantitative approach and employed a pre-experimental design, one group pretest and a post-test study. The data were gathered through pretest, post-test, and reflection of assignment records. We employed the Wilcoxon test because our data are on the ordinal scale. Wilcoxon signed-rank test was utilized to find out the significance of distance learning. The results show active distance learning effectively enhances teachers' computational thinking skills. Moreover, active distance learning provides an impressive experience to participants in improving their mastery of computational thinking.

Impressive Experiences Encountered in the Development from Bioorganic Chemistry Research to Bioinorganic Chemistry Research

Impressive Experiences Encountered in the Development from Bioorganic Chemistry Research to Bioinorganic Chemistry Research

Memorable cultural tourism experience: blogger narrative analysis

Cultural tourism has an important influence on the development of the tourism industry. The travel experience stories of bloggers written through blogs contributed to the initial introduction and impact of other travel planning tours. It can also be used as a reference by tourism agents. However, the travel experience stories of these bloggers have not been structured as themes and memorable experiences. Whereas the core product of the tourism business is a memorable experience. In the perspective of narrative paradigm theory (NPT), a story or narrative is successful as a human communication capable of forming meaning, if it has coherence and truth. . Therefore, this study aims to reveal the narrative structure told by bloggers. So that the meaning and theme of the cultural tourism experience can be understood as a memorable experience. This study uses a qualitative approach with narrative paradigm theory (NPT). The research data as the unit of analysis was collected from the narrative stories of bloggers published on weblogs. Meanwhile, the principle of the grounded theory approach is aimed at uncovering the narrative themes of bloggers. The results of the study explain the narrative of bloggers in cultural tourism that is told through blog pages as narrative rationales because there is coherence and truth so that they form meaning as a positive, enjoyable, and satisfying experience. The category of cultural tourism that bloggers often visit is the category of cultural heritage, such as museums, temple sites, and old buildings, as well as local or traditional villages. The results of this study also found that a series of blogger narratives formed the theme of memorable experiences through cultural tourism, such as spirituality, intellectual national identity, and local uniqueness. Overall this research reveals, the rational structure of the narrative in the blogger's narrative explains the meaning of an impressive experience in cultural tourism as a positive, pleasant, and memorable view that tourists remember after visiting a destination that is categorized as cultural tourism, retold in the form of a story.

THE EFFECT OF BIG FIVE PERSONALITY ON FEAR OF MISSING OUT

This study aims to examine the influence of the Big Five Personality on Fear of Missing Out. Fear of missing out is the worry that individuals experience when other people experience impressive experiences in their absence, FOMO is characterized by the desire that the Big-Five Taxonomy does not aim to replace the existing system, but acts as an unifier because it can provide an explanation of the general personality system. In this study, the method used is a quantitative method with a population consisting of 284 students and the number of sample is 71 students of the Faculty of Psychology, University of Muhammadiyah Gresik. In this case the researchers used simple random sampling technique. The data analysis technique used multiple linear regression with a significant level of 5%. The result iss obtained that the value of r count = 0.453 then Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted. The result of the coefficient (r2) of r = 0.453 = 0.205, which indicates that the contribution of the Big-Five personality dimension with a fear of missing out is 20.5%, while the rest is by other variables not examined. Based on the data analysis, it can be concluded that there is a simultaneous influence of Big Five personality on fear of missing out.

The main Vectors of Further Development of the Union State

The Union State of Belarus and Russia is the oldest of the existing integration associations in the Eurasian space and, undoubtedly, is one of the foundations of the emerging architecture of Eurasian integration. During the period of its existence, the Union State has done a lot of work on the path of rapprochement of fraternal peoples, and even more ambitious tasks are to be implemented. This article examines the main problems of the Union construction, analyzes the key areas of cooperation between the member states of the Union State. The impressive advanced integration experience of the Union State in social, military-political, scientific-educational, as well as in a number of areas of the economic sphere can be used in the implementation of integration initiatives within other Eurasian regional associations and is extremely important and in demand precisely during the transition to multipolarity and the formation of the Eurasian center on the world stage. The Union State is a fraternal relationship proven over the years, built on mutual respect, attention to problems, joint achievements and the implementation of plans to mobilize common potential, guaranteed support in difficult periods without waiting for immediate returns. The benefits of such relations are achieved not only by scaling the market, conducting a coordinated foreign trade and technical policy, characteristic of the participants of “ordinary” economic associations. The predictability and trust inherent in fraternal friendship make it possible, for example, to lower individual thresholds for economic (and not only) security, since the reliable functioning of the economy is achieved together.

Penggunaan Konsep User Experience Terhadap Layanan Situs Web Perpustakaan

Building a website should be designed based on the experience of the user, as the user who uses the web service. The basics of user experience are needed in designing a library website. The better the user experience in using a library website, the better the quality of a library's web service will be. Building a library web system requires knowledge of User Experience (UX), so that user satisfaction and convenience can be met. Web-oriented user experience can provide an impressive experience for users with features and content that is not confusing and easy to understand. With the steps in arranging UX into elements, we can better understand the overall task of building a website. According to Jesse James Garett, these elements are divided into five, namely: the strategy plane, the scope plane, the structure plane, the skeleton plane, and the surface plane.

Determinants Of Hotel Consumer Loyalty In South Sumatra

Describing consumer assessments of Brand Image, CEM, Satisfaction, Customer Value, and Consumer Loyalty in the 3-star hotel industry in South Sumatra and prove whether the modification of the dimensions of each proposed research model can be proven, as well as to the strong research hypotheses is the aim of the research. Inferential is a design used to explain the relationship between variables and describe variables. Research location in South Sumatra, the object of the research is the consumer of 3-star hotels in South Sumatra. The number of star hotels in South Sumatra is 76 hotels, 15 of which are 3-star hotels. The population in this study were all hotel guests from 15 3 star hotels in South Sumatra, the number of which is infinite, the sample was taken about 225 with purposive sampling technique. The research data used are primary data using a questionnaire, the analysis tool used is descriptive statistics supported by SPSS software and analysis of Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with Lisrel. Hypothesis test states that: Hotel services do not have additional value, even though they are 3-star services still have to be adequate. The consumer loyalty of 3-star hotels in South Sumatra is not yet high, this is because the brand image has not been able to increase consumer loyalty, even though it has been able to give a positive impression on the Customer Value and has a positive impact on Customer Satisfaction. CEM 3-star hotels in South Sumatra are still implemented simply because implementing CEM is expensive. CEM has not increased Customer Loyalty and has not given a positive impression on Customer Value even though it has had a positive impact on Customer Satisfaction. CEM was developed from transactional marketing so that besides being able to further enhance the impressive customer experience, high customer satisfaction, it is also able to increase customer loyalty and customer value.

Ruotsinkieliset kirjailijat Karjalassa ja Viipurissa: aikalaishavaintoja ja nostalgiaa


 
 
 Swedish-speaking writers in Karelia and Vyborg: contemporary observations and nostalgia
 The article examines Swedish and Swedish-speaking Finnish writers in Karelia and their descriptions of Karelia. The main focus is on the period between the world wars, but there are also some examples from both earlier and later peri- ods. Some of the writers were born in Karelia, while others visited more occa- sionally. The material under study includes fictional prose, poetry, memoirs, and historical studies. The examples illuminate ethnographic and folk-type descrip- tions; nostalgic descriptions of villa and manor life; the impressions of Swedish writers (especially Gunnar Ekelöf, Johannes Edfelt and Harry Martinson); Olof Enckell’s Karelian trilogy; and some other descriptions of wartime history and a couple of works of history. The main themes are: nostalgic memories, the joys and sorrows of the artist’s life, the experience of loss, and the contrast between East and West, and Karelia as a borderland. For many, it was an impressive experience to visit Edith Södergran’s home and meet the poet’s elderly mother. Karelia became a large place of memory (lieu de mémoire), within which were smaller places of memory, such as villas and mansions, which were constantly repeated in the writers’ presentations.
 
 

Deconstructing the Reconstruction: Evaluation of Process and Efficiency in Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator Flaps

Sir: We read with great interest the article by Haddock and Teotia entitled, “Deconstructing the Reconstruction: Evaluation of Process and Efficiency in Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator Flaps.”1 This article shares the authors’ impressive experience with deep inferior epigastric perforator (DIEP) flap breast reconstruction, and we applaud their use of process analysis to enhance operating efficiency with a common yet highly variable procedure. The authors determined eight critical maneuvers focused on flap harvest (n = 5) and microsurgery (n = 3), tracking completion time of bilateral DIEP flap breast reconstruction as the primary outcome. They reported a 73-minute reduction in total operative time in their process-mapping group compared to their control cohort the previous year. Although the authors note that they have included steps considered to be critical and “most technically demanding,” we recommend including two key postanastomotic steps that we believe are equally important: (1) flap inset and (2) flap tailoring. Meticulous flap inset and tailoring are critical to achieving an aesthetic breast reconstruction, the primary goal to which all other steps contribute. Furthermore, this is often when focus dissipates given the significant technical demand of prior steps and near completion of the procedure. Although process mapping focuses on efficiency, it also ensures patient safety and reproducibility of results.2 Once anastomoses are performed and flap inset begins, the perforators and anastomoses are vulnerable to iatrogenic injury, either from mishandling, unintended kinking/twisting, or even misadventures in drain or suture placement.3 Specific decisions and technical steps in flap inset and tailoring can directly correlate with postoperative results and the potential need for secondary revisions.4 Flap inset details include rotation and positioning and ensuring superior pole contouring, particularly medially at the site of rib removal to avoid hollowing.5 The inframammary fold should be maintained or reestablished if inferior migration occurs with tighter closure. Ensuring proper pedicle lie and avoiding kinking can mitigate undue complications.6 Flap tailoring depends on mastectomy type but can include gentle soft-tissue tapering to avoid visible stepoffs. Skin paddle design maintains certain process-oriented principles (e.g., shape, size, and signal monitoring), and circumferential dermal release around the skin paddle is generally beneficial.7 In their discussion, Haddock and Teotia state, “We elected not to include the nonflap time, as the flap inset tends to have much greater variability based on the specifics of the patient and timing of reconstruction.…” We commend the authors for highlighting the patient-specific nature of this surgery. However, there exists significant variability within the eight critical steps outlined. For example, in step 4, “pedicle dissection to groin,” they note “sensory nerves are maintained if sensory coaptation is planned” and if motor nerves are “between two perforators, the nerve is cut and coapted after harvest.” Technical variability and decision-making occurs in each of these steps, not dissimilar to flap inset and tailoring.8 We congratulate the authors on a well-informed study, highlighting critical maneuvers for DIEP flap optimization and efficiency. Attention to postanastomotic steps of flap inset and tailoring should be considered in the next evolution of process mapping and analysis in DIEP flap breast reconstruction. DISCLOSURE The authors have no financial interest to declare in relation to the content of this work. David A. Daar, M.D., M.B.A.Ara A. Salibian, M.D.Jordan D. Frey, M.D.Nolan S. Karp, M.D.Mihye Choi, M.D.Hansjörg Wyss Department of Plastic SurgeryNew York University Langone HealthNew York, N.Y.

LOCAL COMMUNITIES PERCEPTION ON THE IMPACT OF PRAMBANAN JAZZ FESTIVAL

The development of the organization of the event now starts to vary and provides a valuable and impressive experience for many people. So, from that along with its development, the event appeared increasingly unique both in terms of concept to the venue used. One of the events that have its uniqueness is the festival. In this case, the Prambanan Jazz Festival is one of the types of events that are used as the focus of research. Organizing an event can have an impact on the surrounding community, both in terms of social, environmental, and economical. Communities in the surrounding environment will have different perceptions about the impact of the event. An event can be considered as successful if the community perceives the positive benefit from the event and give considerable support. The research method used in this study is quantitative with descriptive analysis. The purpose of this study was to find out how local people perceive the impact of the implementation of Prambanan Jazz Festival on social, environmental, and economic impacts. The result of this study indicates that the Prambanan Jazz Festival had a little social impact on local communities. The Prambanan Jazz Festival does not provide significant environmental impact from some of the main aspects of this study. In addition, the implementation of the Prambanan Jazz Festival has not affected the economy around the event area due to the absence of programs made by the event organizers to support the economy of the surrounding community.Keywords: Local Communities Perception, Prambanan Jazz Festival, The Impact of Event

Factors Influencing Customer Satisfaction and Behavioral Intention for Fast-Casual Restaurants (A Case Study in a Shopping Center, Bangkok)

This study examines the relationships between the six factors (food quality, service quality, physical environment quality, perceived value, satisfaction, and behavioral intention) in fast-casual restaurants. Nowadays, restaurants need to understand and give importance to the factors that influence consumers and create impressive experiences for them. The entrepreneurs, academics, and restaurant managers should pay more attention to the quality and the value factors that consumers receive. In this study, the researchers aim to analyze the factors that affect the satisfaction and intention of the consumers, to explain the differences in the restaurant industry in the form of fast-casual restaurants, and explore the role of consumer value awareness affecting customer satisfaction. This study uses the survey results from consumers living in Bangkok, Thailand, which contains 400 people as a sample size through the questionnaire. The data analysis was used descriptive statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and the hypothesis testing in this research was simple and multiple linear regression analysis at a significant level of 0.05. This research indicates that all these factors are important to satisfy the customers, price recognition acting as the operator in this process. Ultimately, results indicate that customer satisfaction is an important predictor of the behavioral intent of consumers for re-consumption for fast-casual restaurants. The results of the research are from hypothesis testing of the Factors influencing customer satisfaction and behavioral intention for fast-casual in the restaurant industry (A case study in a shopping center, Bangkok). The most influential factor is perceived value, followed by service quality and physical environment, and food quality, respectively, at the significance level of 0.05. It shows that these factors are useful, which may provide better ways to use, develop, or improve the quality that affects customer satisfaction and the level of intention in the behavior of consumers in the future.

Preface

It was a great honor to welcome all of you at the 10th International Conference on Environmental Science and Engineering (ICESE 2020), held from the 18th till 21st of May 2020 in Vienna, Austria. ICESE 2020 not only covered environmental topics, but also dealt with topics of e.g. renewable energy, city and civil engineering, architectural engineering, and human and natural ecology.Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference committee decided to hold the conference as online meeting to ensure the participant’s personal safety.ICESE 2020 gladly welcomed Prof. Wilhelm Höflinger (Vienna University of Technology, Austria) as chairman of the event. Five keynote speakers set the targets for the main topics to be dealt with. Prof. Franz Winter (Vienna University of Technology, Austria) and Prof. Daniel Gauthier (CNRS PROMES, France) specifically discussed renewable energy sources and the needs of thermal energy storage. Prof. Jan Baeyens (Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China) dealt with the new developments in the pyrolysis of biomass. Prof. Raf Dewil (KU Leuven, Belgium) highligted new processinbg techniques for pharmaceutical polluants in wastewater. Prof. Ignacio Javier Acosta García (University of Seville, Spain) illustrated how a sound architectural engineering affects the working environment.Six parallel sessions thereafter dealt with six different topics: Architectural Environment and Energy Application Engineering, Environmental Pollution and Control, Environmental Policy and Management, Sustainable and Renewable Energy Technology, City and Civil Engineering, and Biodiversity.The event was an impressive experience for students, researchers and engineers by interacting on-line with the experts and specialists on scientific and practical issues, with special focus on technical matters, results’ dissemination and marketing strategies.The present volume of Proceedings presents a selection of papers submitted to and presented at the conference. The papers are gathered in 4 chapters according to the major topics dealt with. The chapters include Tunnel Engineering, Clean Energy Technology, Environmental Policy and Development, Environmental Pollution and Detection. All these papers were subjected to peer-review by the conference committee members and international reviewers. The papers were selected based on their high scientific or practical quality and their relevance to the conference themes.We express our sincere appreciation to the organizing committee and the volunteers who dedicated their time, effort and assistance in planning, promoting, and organizing the conference.Prof. Dr. Ir. Jan Baeyens, co-chairman of ICESE2020Beijing University of Chemical Technology, ChinaJune 6rh, 2020

Influence of Tourist Experience On Tourist Destinations Against Loyalty Through The Value of Traveling

Today, the owners of tourist destinations are aware of the inportance of brand strategy, they are also aware that the creation of experience and value for tourists is the most important part in achieving competitive advantage. Only tourist destinations providing impressive experiences and best value that can create tourist loyalty on tourist destinations, and only this loyalty is related to the sustainability of tourist destinations in the future. The research objective was to examine the conceptual model of the influence of experience on tourist destinations on tourist loyalty through the value of traveling. Data collection was done with a one-time collection approach through questionnaires to tourists who have finished visiting Lamongan Tourism Bahari. In answering the research objectives and assessing the model compiled, the analysis technique used was technical analysis of Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) using the LISREL 8.8 software program. The results show that the experience of tourists after a visit has a significant effect on the value perceived by tourists after visiting tourist destinations, tourists experience after visiting has a significant effect on tourists loyalty and the value felt by tourists after visiting has a significant effect on tourists loyalty.

Multi-Sensor Integration for Key-Frame Extraction From First-Person Videos

Key-frame extraction for first-person vision (FPV) videos is a core technology for selecting important scenes and memorizing impressive life experiences in our daily activities. The difficulty of selecting key frames is the scene instability caused by head-mounted cameras used for capturing FPV videos. Because head-mounted cameras tend to frequently shake, the frames in an FPV video are noisier than those in a third-person vision (TPV) video. However, most existing algorithms for key-frame extraction mainly focus on handling the stable scenes in TPV videos. The technical development of key-frame extraction techniques for noisy FPV videos is currently immature. Moreover, most key-frame extraction algorithms mainly use visual information from FPV videos, even though our visual experience in daily activities is associated with human motions. To incorporate the features of dynamically changing scenes in FPV videos into our methods, integrating motions with visual scenes is essential. In this paper, we propose a novel key-frame extraction method for FPV videos that uses multi-modal sensor signals to reduce noise and detect salient activities via projecting multi-modal sensor signals onto a common space by canonical correlation analysis (CCA). We show that the two proposed multi-sensor integration models for key-frame extraction (a sparse-based model and a graph-based model) work well on the common space. The experimental results obtained using various datasets suggest that the proposed key-frame extraction techniques improve the precision of extraction and the coverage of entire video sequences.

THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES OF FORMATION OF EXPERIENCE ECONOMY IN THE CONTEXT OF GENERAL GROWTH

Topicality. In today's socio-economic development, companies are finding the way to find new ways to increase their competitiveness. Also, in view of the global development trends and the latest documents, the socio-economic elements are becoming more and more relevant, which give a new experience to the person and provide an increase in quality of life parameters. Formation of modern trends and the transition to a new type of management, characterized by the increasing importance for a person to gain a special impression (experience) in the acquisition of a particular product or service, through the use of material or intangible production. Price competition changes weight, because a person is ready to spend big money to gain special experience, incl. from natural diversity. Therefore, the economy of impressions / experience, which is focused on consumer sensations and reflects the latest processes and phenomena of the post-industrial stage of development of society, is becoming increasingly relevant.
 Aim and tasks. The purpose of the article is to determine the theoretical basis for shaping the situation of the experience economy in light of the world trends and goals of the Millennium Development, defined in international documents.
 Research results. Taking into account the current trends of world development, the experience economy should become a component of inclusive growth on the basis of harmonization of interaction between society and the natural environment, social inclusion. Such guidelines can also be noted as key in the document Basic Principles of State Environmental Policy of Ukraine until 2030. At present, there is a mismatch between state legislative documents and regional development strategies. There is no clear detail of actions at the level of regional development plans. Thus it is necessary to distinguish priority directions of development of the economy of impressions in the structure of development of territories taking into account its functional features (recreational tourism, industrial, agricultural) and introduction of ecosystem approach for all directions of socio-economic development. To this end, it is necessary to highlight the basic principles of the economy of experience, taking into account the basic principles of sustainable development adopted at the UN Conference on Environment and Development.Conclusion. The study identified the origins and prerequisites of forming an impression economy. The author defined the essence of the notion of impression as a component of the impression economy, investigated existing approaches to determining the category of impression economy, analyzed the global trends in the development of the economy in terms of impressions, substantiated the use of natural resources to obtain positive impressions and improve quality of life. According to the authors, modeling the preconditions for the development of the economy of impressions can be understood as ensuring the health and socio-aesthetic development of man, the inclusion of society, the introduction of ecosystem approach that will promote inclusive growth and conservation of its natural resource potential. All kinds of natural resources (mineral, climatic, aquatic, land, forest, recreational, etc.) have a direct influence on forming an impression in the process of consuming the service and in the perception of the quality of life of a person. Therefore, it can be stated that natural resources are an essential component of the impression economy.