Management of Tourism Destinations
Destination management systems: creation of value for visitors of tourism destinations
... concept of DMS (Egger and Buhalis, 2008), there is large consensus in considering these systems, when successfully implemented, more advanced and beneficial than traditional official destination web platforms ...
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Public investment, competitiveness and development: a study into Brazilian tourism destinations
... four destinations rated as Adequate received funding for Destination ...Destination management has a central role in destination competitiveness models (Dwyer and Kim, 2003; Crouch and Ritchie, 1999; Heath, ...
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Tourism development strategies for business tourism destinations: Case study in the central region of Portugal
... cities of Lisbon and Port, creating an urban triangle in the Central Region of ...level of consensus when it comes to the assessment of regional potential for business tourism ...
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Planning and developing sustainable tourism destinations: the case of Chios Island
... some of the phenomena examples announced by the authors to advice destination policy-makers to take actions according to those ...influences of organizations, institutions, media, government, residents and ...
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Survey of Effect of Merger in Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organizations on Tourism destinations Competitiveness Development
... integration of activities in two or more organizations, have always attracted the attention of policy makers as well as decision ...merger of the three organizations of Cultural Heritage, ...
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New frontiers in tourism: destinations, resources, and managerial perspectives
... issue of EJM&BE demonstrate clearly the umbrella challenges faced by organizations responsible for managing tourism resources and ...number of critical research ...use of data and text ...
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The management model of european foundation for quality management (EFQM) for tourist destinations: a theoretical discussion
... The Management Model of European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) for Tourist Destinations: A Theoretical Discussion - The competitiveness of a destination is related to the ...
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Residents’ quality of life in Smart Tourism Destinations: a theoretical approach
... tourist destinations more intensively (hard effect) or less intensively (soft effect), “in relation to the importance of ICT systems as key technologies” [69] ...case of the hard effect of ...
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Management of Costa Vicentina as a Tourism Destination for Portuguese surfers
... size of the Portuguese young/adult ...increase tourism revenues without increasing the volume of ...increase of volume under poor ...surf destinations because of their efforts ...
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Economic Possibilities and Management of Solar Energy Use in Tourism
... implementation of renewable energy sources also requires considerable financial means, which requires the necessary support of the relevant Ministry and other institutions (Ranogajec, ...destination ...
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Tourism destinations and local rental: a discussion around bureaucracy and anti-commons: Algarve case (Portugal)
... excess of rules destroy value as far as the creation of reasonable administrative processes in the system brings new behaviours and a more efficient management of the sector’s structures and ...
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Management of Costa Vicentina as tourism destination for foreign surf practitioner and beginners
... surf destinations such as Cascais/Carcavelos, Peniche, Ericeira, Nazaré and Figueira da Foz represent excelent surf ...number of surf spots such as Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, Pais Vasco and Andalucia in ...
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Competitiveness of Tourist Destinations and Brazilian Strategy
... infrastructure of tourism at national, regional and local ...conditions of competitiveness in the current context is imperative for those intending to develop tourism in accordance with ...
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Tourism destination management systems: contributions for their adoption and implementation
... evidence of the empowerment that Internet gives to tourists is the fact that the Web ...in tourism is developing at a faster pace and depth than in most other sectors, enhancing viral marketing and the ...
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IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRAL SYSTEM OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM
... usefulness of an integral approach to quality management in tourist destinations, since the destination and its touristic offer define a number of disparate participants and interested ...
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Tourism observatories supporting regional tourism destinations’ management and competitiveness: a model for the region of Aveiro
... purpose of this paper is to discuss the importance of tourism statistical information and related studies to the management and planning of local and regional tourism ...creation ...
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Influential factors in the competitiveness of mature tourism destinations
... destination management (DMOs) have limited their activities to promoting the destination (Jamal & Jamrozy, 2006; Dwyer & Kim, 2003) and have not exerted enough control over the product and the way in which ...
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The sustainability of surfing tourism destinations :a case study of Peniche, Portugal
... aspect of the act of riding waves has been rapidly changing over the last ...dreams of becoming professional surfers. However, it was the local tourism industry that witnessed a greater ...
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The image and sustainability of tourism destinations: XI International Tourism Congress: proceedings book
... the tourism distribution system, using the calculation and analysis of indicators and financial ratios, as part of this sector companies’ performance ...effectively management is using ...
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A model to choose a management team for a tourism company
... many tourism companies deal with a management problem regarding their low dimension and ...the management model, in order to increase their ...a management team according to a set of ...
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