Tourism destinations and products
Tourism destinations and local rental: a discussion around bureaucracy and anti-commons: Algarve case (Portugal)
... a tourism destination for foreign ...for tourism the rental sector became very ...these destinations to enjoy the beaches, to see historical sites, natural wonders, ...activities and souvenirs ...
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Public investment, competitiveness and development: a study into Brazilian tourism destinations
... approach. Tourism destinations are geographical regions that offer a whole series of integrated tourist products and services that are commercialized and consumed by tourists under the ...
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Benchmarking of tourism products and implementation in Galicia
... World Tourism organisation (WTo) stated the need to have tourism destinations examined according to environmental, economic and socio -cultural criteria according to a series of indicators ...
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Economic resilience and tourism destinations: eco and cultural responses to turbulence contexts in coastal areas
... coastal tourism innovation is done mainly in existing firms through collaborative R&D projects focusing on the reduction of environmen- tal impacts and energetic rationalization in tourist ...coastal ...
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Competitiveness of Tourism Destinations and Opportunities for Innovation from the Regional Competencies
... perspective and considering the particularity of tourism and the importance of its supply chain composition, focus is placed here on a macro approach to ...new products, improving existing ...
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Tourism observatories supporting regional tourism destinations’ management and competitiveness: a model for the region of Aveiro
... that tourism statistics are mostly understood as ‘accommodation’ and ‘cultural, recreation or leisure ...a Tourism Observatory sets his operating philosophy on the systemic and holistic view ...
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23rd. Annual Colloquium Sustainable Rural Systems : Smart Answers for a Smiling Future : IGU-CSRS Book of Abstracts and Programme
... develop tourism considering the alleged benefits for the local community. Tourism is considered to boost the local economic development increasing the possibilities of employment, improve the provision of ...
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A competitividade do setor do turismo no centro de Portugal após os fogos florestais e rurais de 2017: avaliação da situação e implicações futuras
... the tourism industry is an equally complex and multidimensional concept (Wong, 2011) and, from the perspective of Bˇalan, Balaure, and Veghes (2009), recent years have seen this become one of ...
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Evaluation of urban tourism products: Kuala Lumpur as a destination of choice
... urban destinations (Gospodini, 2001). Besides serving as gateways and staging areas to a region or country, cities like Paris, London, and Tokyo offer a wide range of attractions (Inskeep, ...2006) ...
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A theoretical contribution from the perspective of innovation process in wine tourism contexts
... competitiveness and change, the difference is, often, the ability to create discontinuities in the external ...new products, new markets, new organizational forms and new sources of customer ...
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The reengineering of tourism products : a case study of creative tourism in Viana do Castelo
... haul destinations (within European Union and within the Portuguese territory), personally booked travel and accommodation, choosing the four stars hotel, youth hostels and family/friends house ...
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The SPA Tourism Perception in Romania
... fairs and exhibitions annual international of which in Europe, two in the Middle East, two in North America and one in Japan occasions by which companies Romanian tourist was present, have exposed ...
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Measuring cultural event experiences: insights from 365 Algarve
... Learning and Knowledge acquisition, were items grouped before (EES) in cognitive engagement, in current study gained dimension ...needed, and they can easily move into “flow” developing their skills ...
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Network-based planning for the sustainable development of tourism destinations: conceptual approach
... for tourism destinations is only possible if a comprehensive and inclusive form of planning is adopted, and effective networks and partnerships between tourism actors are ...
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Dimensões culturais e imagem: um ensaio sobre os impactos da masculinidade e individualismo sobre a interpretação da sustentabilidade de destinos turísticos
... the tourism field seemed to focus on the protection of the locations’ resources (Hunter, 1995), the image perspective has sought to exclusively improve the commercial appeal of destinations (Tasci & ...
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Chaotic changes in distribution channels : implications for hospitality companies
... accepted and necessary part of doing ...o’Connor and Frew (2004), the variety and complexity of electronic distribution channels available to hotels has increased dramatically in recent ...identify ...
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The sustainability of surfing tourism destinations :a case study of Peniche, Portugal
... community and would severely harm, if not entirely destroy, several surf breaks of the region, including ...surfing and its related tourism industry was pursued, which the respondent perceives as ...
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Sustainability and the small destination: The EDEN project in Italy
... (European Destinations of Excellence) project is an initiative promoted by the European Commission to promote Resumo | Este trabalho pretende demonstrar como a qualidade de vida urbana, o bem-estar coletivo e a ...
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A work project, presented as part of the requirements for the Award of a Masters Degree in Management from the NOVA - School of Business and Economics Quinta da Galharda Hotel SPA Business Plan
... food and high quality regional food on the ...fireplace and traditional sausages bulho com cascas, alheiras, chouriças and Cozido ...plants and trees, a swimming pool, a terrace and a ...
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Inductor destinations and regional tourism development: an intergovernmentalism problem?
... No entanto, observou -se que a escolha de cinco destinos em Minas Gerais como indutores nacionais, em detrimento dos 440 destinos trabalhados por meio dos Circuitos Turísticos, interfer[r] ...
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