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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Tourism Enterprises"”.
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An e-commerce framework for small tourism enterprises in developing countries
… sluggish. This is especially true amongst small enterprises, which play a major economic role in developing countries. In the context of developed countries a number of benefits have been linked with the use of the ICTs amongst large, medium, and small tourism enterprises (STEs). This suggests …
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Facebook Adoption by Australian Small Tourism Enterprises (STEs): Business Requirements and User Perceptions
The findings of the research identified similarities in the way that both STEs and the users perceive Facebook as a marketing platform for the STE accommodation businesses. On the other hand, the research found significant limitations in the social media knowledge and skills STEs possessed, …
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Modeling the impacts of hospitality and tourism enterprises on community quality of life
… research examined the impacts of hospitality and tourism businesses on community quality of life using existing public domain databases. In the tourism literature, various methodological approaches have been proposed to investigate the impacts of tourism on a host community and its residents. …
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Effectiveness of marketing strategies of tour operators in the promotion of small tourism enterprises in KwaZulu-Natal
… in Management Sciences Specialising in Ecotourism and Environmental Management at the Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2025.
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Investigating E-commerce Adoption in Small and Medium-sized Tourism Enterprises: A Case of Travel Agents in Egypt
SMEs are often described as slow adopters of technology. However, adopting e-commerce is one of many strategies taken by travel agents to re-intermediate themselves in the global travel market against the threat of disintermediation. Exploratory studies have revealed that Egyptian travel agents are …
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Importance of social media in the information sourcing phase during the decision-making process of the South African traveller
… of social media have a significant effect on the tourism industry world-wide. Tourists can search for advice online from strangers and friends who have visited the destination in the past. Research indicates that this information source is perceived as more credible than traditional marketing …
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A conceptual model of performance for small motels: development and empirical testing
… 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 key providers of …
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Examining the impact of business incubation on the growth of tourism SMMEs: the case of Pilanesberg business Incubator Programme (PBIP)
The Small Micro and Medium Enterprises (SMMEs) sector plays an important role in driving economic growth and development in both large and emerging economies. Direct benefits of SMME development include job creation, innovation and the enhancing of social justice. The tourism industry in South …
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'Não são tijolos; são histórias': The Favela Housing Rights Movement of Rio de Janeiro
… have created favela museums and initiated tourism enterprises to prove that their communities have cultures and histories that are worth preserving. The fourth and fifth arguments correspond to the gender, class, and racial implications of these alternative strategies as interpreted through …
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Modelling selected factors influencing business success in tourism-related entrepreneurship: a case of Mtubatuba Local Municipality
… growth, employment generation, and innovation. Tourism remains an important economic sector worldwide, and its contribution to any country’s economic growth, employment, and poverty reduction, including developing countries like South Africa (SA) cannot be overemphasised. Drawing from human …
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Governance of Community-Based Ecotourism in Bhutan: A Case Study of Nabji Trail in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park
A limitation of Bhutan’s controlled tourism policy of “high value, low impact” is that its benefits have not extended to rural communities in remote places. To provide such opportunities, a pilot project on community-based ecotourism known as the “Nabji Trail” was developed and opened in Jigme …
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Governance of Community-Based Ecotourism in Bhutan: A Case Study of Nabji Trail in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park
A limitation of Bhutan’s controlled tourism policy of “high value, low impact” is that its benefits have not extended to rural communities in remote places. To provide such opportunities, a pilot project on community-based ecotourism known as the “Nabji Trail” was developed and opened in Jigme …