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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"tourism products"”.
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Assessment of Marketing Strategies Tour Operators use for Marketing and Promotion of Tanzania Tourism Products
… use for marketing and promotion of Tanzania tourism products. The importance of Tourism cannot be underscored. Its success to achieve customer satisfaction among tour operators determines higher profit and success tourism development. This study therefore was guided by three objectives. These …
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A systemic approach to collaborative implementation network structures: implementation of cultural tourism products in an English seaside context.
… further insights into the processes of cultural tourism implementation.A methodological framework was successfully developed using a Complex Systems approach and in particular the complementary use of the VSM and Social Network Analysis that did allow for a deeper understanding of policy …
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Culture, environment and tourism: Contemporary Analysis of Resource Planning Issues for developing sustainable tourism products and micro markets
… policy associated with the development of tourism. These processes are linked particularly with environmental and cultural resource issues within European and global contexts as well as more specific planning issues within the UK and Wales. Three projects are presented; they address culture …
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Assesment of Marketing Strategies Tour Operators Use for Marketing and Promotion of Tanzania Tourism Products: A Case of Arusha City
… use for marketing and promotion of Tanzania tourism products. The importance of Tourism cannot be underscored. Its success to achieve customer satisfaction among tour operators determines higher profit and success tourism development. This study therefore was guided by three objectives. These …
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Product diversification, product relationships, and the ecomic resilience of Libyan tourist destinations.
Tourism product diversification becomes important not only to attract wider a range of tourists and increase market-share but also to ensure adaptation and resilience to enable tourist destinations to effectively prepare for crises. This study examines whether tourism product diversification …
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Xtreme kayak Sumpul.
The creation of new and innovative tourism products in El Salvador has become a fundamental pillar for entrepreneurs in these times, because people are getting interested more in how the entrepreneurs redesign and give another perspective in business. The project is located in the department of …
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Holiday satisfaction in Vietnam : inter-cultural perspectives
The growing reach of tourism activity across the globe, the volatility of demand and increasing customer sophistication have increased pressure on the tourism industry to provide experiences which are high quality and culturally sensitive. Vietnam is currently experiencing a rapid growth of …
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Reviewing the carbon footprint assessment of tourism: developing and evaluating life cycle assessment (LCA) to introduce a more holistic approach to existing methodologies.
It is universally recognised that, globally, the tourism industry is a noticeable contributor to the carbon footprint. The magnitudes of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from specific tourism products and services at local levels are less established and large variations in estimates exist. …
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Three Essays on Contextual Effects in Traveler's Use of Online Reviews
… age, gender, and travel experience), nature of tourism products (e.g., intangibility and variability), to the development of information technology (e.g., the prevalent usage of mobile devices for information search), a variety of contextual factors are involved when tourists process information …
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Assessment of animal diversity in Pulau Tinggi, Mersing, Johor for conservation and indicator for potential wildlife tourism
… wildlife organisms to be emulated as wildlife tourism products, wildlife tourism hotspots and new wildlife tourism package. Wildlife sampling was conducted in three nature trails in Pulau Tinggi. Different methods were applied to different animal groups. Drift fence pitfall traps and visual …
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Australian Indigenous Tourism: why the low participation rate from domestic tourists?
Tourism is often promoted as a development tool for Indigenous communities. However, Tourism Research Australia shows that domestic demand for Australian Indigenous tourism products, in comparison to four other types of mainstream tourism, is quite low. To explore why domestic visitors are less …
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Temporal and spatial aspects of tourism in Turkey.
Tourism supply and demand varies from one region to another and from one season to another in many destination countries. These variations provide certain benefits as well as problems and disadvantages. The developing countries need balanced development more than others as they need scarce …
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Sustaining Tourism in Cuba : A Qualitative Examination of Perceived Entrepreneurial Climate Elements among Tourism Industry Professionals
… formation warrants immediate attention. Because tourism is Cuba's biggest industry, many residents may seek to create businesses within this industry as state employment becomes less of a guarantee. Recent trends in tourism show that travelers are demanding increasingly innovative and immersive …
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The consumer's perception of the accreditation of adventure tour operators
… of accreditation is relatively new to the tourism industry yet industry leaders consider it a high priority in their attempts for continuous improvement and delivery of quality products. In developing current accreditation programs the industry has consulted with key players and a number of …
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The Effects of Superstition as Destination Attractiveness on Behavioral Intention
… those prone to superstition, and tailor the tourism products to the needs and beliefs of potential tourists. The study used a survey instrument which consists of four components: the scale of Superstition as Destination Attractiveness (SADA), the revised Paranormal Belief Scale, the …
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The development of fort St. Elmo and fort St. Angelo for heritage and cultural tourism
… potential contribution as heritage and cultural tourism products is examined, as well as how these forts will be developed, and how the local communities of Valletta and Vittoriosa may benefit from their rehabilitation. Different theories of heritage and cultural tourism are discussed as well as …
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Marketing cities for tourism: developing marketing strategies for Istanbul with lessons from Amsterdam and London.
The tourism sector is relatively competitive, with many destinations competing with each other to attract potential tourists. Destinations,such as urban areas,need to besold with a greater emphasis on marketing activities. In fact, as a bundle of products consumedby a range of tourists with …
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Constructing Tourism as a Product: A local study of Tourism Development in County Laois
Tourism has become a very important industry worldwide in recent decades; as a source of employment, income and foreign currency. Consultant’s reports and government policies have highlighted the potential for tourism growth in Ireland since the early eighties. In certain regions where tourism …
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The potential and promotion of entotourism in Gunung Ledang, Johor, Malaysia
… to provide the scientific evidence that insect tourism or entotourism has potential and is viable. This is achieved through two methods – field observation and data collection, and through questionnaire surveys on tourist perceptions on insects and entotourism. Gunung Ledang was chosen as the …
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