What does the passage suggest is a characteristic of tourist-oriented voodoo?

Tourist-oriented voodoo is characterized by an experience that often creates a divide between the actual practices and the perceptions of tourists. This disconnect arises because the rituals and performances are often staged or modified to cater to tourists, leading to a superficial understanding of the belief system. As tourists engage with these tourist-oriented displays, they may miss the depth and cultural significance of the rituals being performed, which are often reduced to entertainment rather than authentic spiritual experiences. This highlights how the tourist experience is not fully aligned with the genuine practices of the voodoo religion, leading to a lack of true comprehension and connection. Therefore, the passage aligns with the idea that such tourist-oriented voodoo can result in a disconnect between the audience and the authentic cultural experience.