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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"sport tourism"”.
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Sporting Pasts – Tourist Futures
… growth and advancement in the study of sport tourism. The publication of numerous texts, journal and conference papers - along with the progress made to the Journal of Sport and Tourism are testament to the subject’s maturity. In tandem with these developments institutions in higher …
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Attributes contributing to the travel behaviour of trail runners
Worldwide, the sport tourism industry is growing rapidly every year, as it attracts large numbers of participants and spectators to sport events. Many nations host sport events as it contributes to the economic growth of a country, acts as a promoting instrument and leads to the development of …
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A profile of international participants of the 2004 Cape Argus Pick 'n Pay Cycle Tour
Sport tourism is a niche market within the broad field of tourism in South Africa. The tourism industry of this country is relatively young in terms of development when compared to European and American countries as a result of the retardation caused by apartheid. While the leisure tourist market …
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Regioninio turizmo situacija ir perspektyvos:Mažeikių rajono pavyzdžiu /
This master’s work analysis the situation of tourism and prospects of expansion in Mažeikiai district in the context of regional policy of Lithuania. Firstly, the leading fields of tourism of Mažeikiai district such as natural, cultural and sport tourism environment, infrastructure, their …
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Understanding In-Person Fighting Game Event Amenities Through the Kano Model
Though often misunderstood, esports can be defined as simply as competitive video gaming (Hamari & Sjoblom, 2017). Esports events have grown into a notable sector of the sport tourism industry. Jenny et al. (2016) described the esports industry as “the convergence of culture, technology, sport, and …
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Detraditionalization and differentiation in UK rock climbing
… by five climbing types; traditional climbing, sport climbing, indoor climbing, assortment climbing and bouldering. The study assumes the functioning of these climbing types to be underpinned by five cultural domains: ethics, practices, motivations, subcultural identity and lifestyle identity. …
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Quality systems and and service delivery in the UK leisure industry
Quality management systems have recently been implemented in all sectors of the UK leisure industry. The author has attempted to discover whether or not their introduction has improved service delivery to external customers. The research project was developed so that the SERVQUAL instrument, …
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Development of REFERQUAL; an Instrument for Evaluating Service Quality in GP Exercise Referral Schemes
Evidence concerning the benefits of physical activity to health is well established. Despite this extensive evidence, the vast majority of the population remains insufficiently physically active to elicit meaningful health gain. Exercise Referral Schemes (ERSs) have been operating in this country …
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Towards a spectator loyalty model for soccer clubs in South Africa
… vital spectators and communities support for the sport industry. More importantly, soccer club managers need to understand the importance of spectators in growing the success of their business. Sport has become big business. Spectator sport has also become one of the most popular activities and …