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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Centre for Tourism and Services Research (CTSR)"”.

  1. Linking climate change, tourist destination adaptation and tourist atttitudes : a case study of the Victorian Surf Coast region

    The global tourism industry is particularly vulnerable to climate change due to its strong link to climate and natural ecosystems. Impacts such as warmer temperatures, increasingly frequent and intense storms, and sea level rise present a range of implications for tourism destinations from altered …

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  2. “Buoyancy – bifo and afta” : a climate change vulnerability / resilience framework for tourism – the case study of Vanuatu dive tourism

    … is changing. This affects physical, biological and social systems around the globe. Although it is recognised that tourism is a sector heavily affected by climate change, very little research has been undertaken on how tourism destinations/systems can adapt to climate change. Dive tourism

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  3. A conceptual framework for assessing the role that corporate hospitality plays on customer loyalty and purchase intentions

    … of corporate hospitality (CH) at special events and draws upon relationship marketing theory to test the impact of the practice on brand equity, specifically customer loyalty and purchase intention. The research sought not only to explain the phenomena and the constituent parts of a CH experience …

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  4. Ethical Decision-Making as an Indicator of Leadership Styles in Hospitality Management: An Empirical Investigation

    The issue of corporate social responsibility and its benefits has been discussed at length in both industry and academia. Much of the discussion has focused on what actually constitutes social responsibility and, given the nature of directors' responsibilities, whether or not corporations should be …

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  5. Using human-environment theory to investigate human valuing in protected area management

    Caring for the environment has become a global issue, and the role of national parks in preserving species and environments has taken on renewed importance. Many consider that national parks are places to learn and experience nature, and from this experience can come positive conservation …

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  6. An analysis of the relationships between sport associations and sport venues in Victoria

    The sport industry makes important economic and social contributions to Australia. Within the sport industry there is a range of venues that are used by not-forprofit sport associations for training and competitions. This research addresses the need to understand how sport venues and sport …

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  7. A triple bottom line evaluation of the impact of special events: the development of indicators

    … economic growth. Businesses, due to their power and reach, are seen as major users of natural, human and financial capital resources. Granted a societal licence to operate, businesses are under increasing pressure from a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders, who expect a higher …

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  8. A conceptual model of performance for small motels: development and empirical testing

    … businesses. Of particular interest to this research is the tourism industry, which is currently experiencing substantial turbulence. The tourism industry, like many other service sectors, is comprised mainly of small firms. Despite difficult conditions these small tourism enterprises remain …

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