[PDF] Top 20 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE, INVESTMENTS AND COMPETITIVENESS OF ISTRIAN HOTEL INDUSTRY

... five of the biggest Istrian hoteliers are at the same time the biggest in the whole ...season and even more to investments in accommodation and facilities ...profit of HRK ... See full document

... background and empirical research on market orientation states a positive relationship between market orientation and business ...validity and reliability issues and were developed ... See full document

... results of the assessment of the structural model indicated that the proposed RQ model (M1) had a good fit and that the amount of variance in the endogenous variables explained by the ... See full document

... knowledge and experience, that innovate, that learn and that are totally involved in making a contribution to the organisation (Drucker, ...system of values and beliefs, communication, ... See full document

... Business performance can be defined as “the achievement of organizational goals related to profitability and growth in sales and markets share, as well as the accomplishment of ... See full document

... charge of performance assessment should be employees of the organization – with a full knowledge of the various existing performance assessment technics, measures and theoretic ... See full document

... terms of theory building, this study contributes to existing business ...number of past studies have analyzed the impact of EI on EP, EI on OCB, JS on EP, but we were the first to examine this ... See full document

... in hotel industry and managers of most hotels attempt to use advanced techniques to lower their ...planning of their organizations (Collier & Gregory, 1995). Haktanir and ... See full document

... location of hotel groups’ headquarters. The concentration of headquarters in a particular country is modelled by three different variables: share of Hotels 325 ranked hotel groups ... See full document

... values of this indicator do not differ signiicantly in individual size categories of meat ...size of the business can be considered as a factor limiting the competitiveness of ... See full document

... type of hotel, located in a natural environment is represented by mountain hotels, which include all classes except the one of four ...northern and northeastern part of ...example ... See full document

... destination competitiveness models (Dwyer and Kim, 2003; Crouch and Ritchie, 1999; Heath, 2003) because it deals with issues such as cooperation, relationship with stakeholders, coordination ... See full document

... processes of converting customer data to information and knowledge is already taking place within the companies (Rowley, 2006), yet some data offers little insights, ...strategies of gaining an ... See full document

... One of the other things Singapore did was to introduce the Singapore Real Estate Investment Trust ...purchase and manage income property (Keke and Emoh, ...introduction of REIT would bring ... See full document

... 26.45% of the total ...17.46% of the overall variance. The constituent adjectives of this factor are professional, socialist, prestigious, peaceful, compatible, respectable, and ...Aksoy ... See full document

... (2006) and Jiang and Kim (2015) share the opinion, that the person with the most power and influence within a Chinese company, besides the controlling shareholders, is not the ...executive and ... See full document

... impact of the new entry over long periods just as in the IPO ...characteristics of the hotels (type, location, management and shareholders struc- ture) and, of course, financial ...best ... See full document

... 2007, and has witnessed a 30 per cent year-on-year increase in headcount to date (Etihad Airways, ...number of key areas: direct (within Etihad), indirect (company’s purveyors), impelled (referring to ... See full document

... model of tourist-residential complexes developed on the Spanish coast demonstrates the immense process of increasing artificiality and densification of the littoral and the ... See full document

... development of fisheries sector was expected to keep the economy growth stable, to absorb more labor forces, to produce high foreign exchange, and the most important thing is to increase the income per ... See full document