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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Event evaluation"”.

  1. Using Event Attendees' Perceived Importance of Event Design to Evaluate Overall Satisfaction

    … the impact of attendees' perceived importance of event design on their overall satisfaction of the event. By understanding what attendees' perceive as important and valuable to their overall experience, and thus enhancing their overall experience, researchers, planners, and managers alike will …

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  2. The Festival in the Meta-system of Culture

    … sociology of art, art history, art criticism, events management and tourism – festival studies are slowly attracting academic attention in their search for independent status among the social sciences. Culture, defined by Juri Lotman as a self-descriptive mechanism, is the structure from which …

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

    … number are now moving towards a more holistic evaluation of their triple bottom line (TBL) performance. In contrast, the special events industry has continued to rely on traditional economic measures of performance. There has been tremendous growth in the number of special events being staged …

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  4. An evaluation of the impact of event attendance on perceptions of the host organisation’s reputation: a university case study

    … to its ‘rich’ nature. Consequently, the use of events as a strategic communication tool for marketing and public relations purposes has become increasingly popular. Nevertheless, the impact of these events on an organisation’s reputation has yet to be assessed. Thus, the aim of x this thesis is …

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