[PDF] Top 20 The role of innovation in special interest tourism: a theoretical approach

... history, tourism has been a phenomenon characterized by vast ...board in traditional academic innovation research as built up in the wake of Joseph Schumpeter (1934) (Hjalager, ... See full document

... deprived of good practice examples, analyzed and, where appropriate abstractized, embodied in one of the most effervescent markets: the ...While in most European markets ... See full document

... studied in its relations to paradox and ...to the Scharmer’s U-Theory, since the knowledge to sense the field and see, as well as to let go, will allow one to enhance the inner work, ... See full document

... spite of the initial progress in understanding tourism businesses, the relationship between tourism and international business is in need of additional ...elsewhere ... See full document

... to the importance of ICT systems as key technologies” [69] ...27). In the case of the hard effect of ICTs, energy and water management, waste management, management ... See full document

... influenced tourism consumption and an alternative to traditional cultural tourism was ...creative tourism is seen as a special interest tourism which allows the tourist to ... See full document

... objective of this section is the indication of the hypothesis to be empirically verified and the description of the procedures used to do the statistical analysis, ... See full document

... change, the difference is, often, the ability to create discontinuities in the external ...times the success is the ultimate goal, which focuses on searching for new products, ... See full document

... active role of universities in organizational enhancement targeted at different activities, with distinct aims, has taken place not only through the organization of special ... See full document

... Territorial innovation models emerged in this context and due to the valorisation of local and regional innovation for economic ...that the most influential models are the ... See full document

... speaking, the author established the relation between the psychographic types and the development of tourism ...that the destinations are first discovered by a small ... See full document

... Aside of the original functions each sector acquires the qualities and characteristics of the other ...two. The state becomes a collaborator, “enabler” (Etzkowitz, Leydesdorff, ... See full document

... purpose of this paper is to explore and analyse the role of entrepreneurial artisan products in regional tourism ...Directorate of Statistics of Madeira, the ... See full document

... Regarding the TEs, several authors also addressed it directly (Hosany and Gilbert, 2009; Kim, Ritchie and McCormick, 2012; Lehto, Jang, Achana and O’Leary, 2008; Lu, Chi and Liu, 2015; Richards and Wilson, 2006; ... See full document

... between the real rate of savings (domestic and private) and the real interest rate in Brazil? In his work Daniel Gleizer assesses that - policies to strengthen national and ... See full document

... types of budgets: one concerning the company’s overall activity, henceforth corporate budgets (as they include not only the one forecasting the whole activity of the company, but ... See full document

... intervention of any fortuity situation, as an unforeseeable and unavoidable event such as: natural disasters ...state of siege, state of war or state of emergency and which is beyond ... See full document

... 1990). In this respect, tourism development must represent an area of the regeneration efforts of urban ...Thus, tourism supports a low cost of capital for creating new ... See full document

... public interest) that justifies particu- lar attention from public ...with the delivery of goods and, especially, services (such as health, education, sanitation, and social security ...purpose. ... See full document

... explores the evolution of the concept of the information ...identified the role of the formation of global innovation ...networks. The ... See full document