[PDF] Top 20 The Satisfaction of the Nordic tourist with the Azores as a destination

... for the outermost regions of Europe. In the Azores, Tourism is a dynamic and growing ...wellbeing. The latest products and services serve as alternatives or complements to the ... See full document

... applied the Norwegian model of satisfaction index to tourists who stayed at São Miguel ...hotels. The purpose was to evaluate satisfaction and loyalty of the tourists ... See full document

... one of the underlying dimensions of the sustainable tourism concept in the case of the Azores: the overall quality of the tourist ... See full document

... conducted with the objective of understanding the importance of VFA Tourism in the context of Portuguese ...first of all the reason for their departure from ... See full document

... to the tourism industry the most important is to differentiate between the less satisfied and the very satisfied tourists, to reach the second goal, predictive models of ... See full document

... areas of investigation as destination image, visitor satisfaction and loyalty, for both scholars and ...practitioners. The present research goal was to develop a conceptual model for ... See full document

... efforts with tour operators in different inbound ...broadening the spectrum of tourism typologies “rather than the equiv- alent of a single, dominant type of tourism ” ( Carey, ... See full document

... identify/select the competing tourist destinations. To compare the Azores with a single or a reduced number of islands (Martinique or the Canary Islands, for instance) is ... See full document

... date of staying; it’s all ‘until further notice” (Franklin, 2003: ...component of Bauman’s tourist syndrome is the act of what he calls “grazing” (Franklin, 2003: ...traces of ... See full document

... and the imaginative mobility are key elements in various sectors of activity, but in tourism these elements gain a crucial importance, due to the intangibility of the tourist ... See full document

... that the city of Eureka Springs must continue with the same strategy in relation to environment and accommodations, since according to the tourist evaluation, those attributes ... See full document

... outside the ship and incited them to return and use word-of- mouth (WOM) to promote ...analyzed the main factors of attractiveness of the Azores to cruise passengers and ... See full document

... accordance with literature review and in order to achieve the outlined objectives, a questionnaire was ...classify the overall image of the Azores and then to classify the ... See full document

... through the multiple group function which AMOS incorporates. Table 3 reports the results from the simultaneous modelling of the rela- tionship between satisfaction with ... See full document

... combination of unique and differentiating aspects and the concentration of a substantial proportion of accommodation and tourism-related companies has made Ponta Delgada the most ... See full document

... one of the key areas of tourism research for more than four decades (Svetlana & Juline, ...feelings of anything that they aware” (Boulding, ...way of organizing the different ... See full document

... and the conditions in the Baltic are results of unsustainable ...loss of biodiversity are other examples. Despite the Brundtland report 1987 and the global conferences on ... See full document

... Therefore, the enrichment activities at GTS centers are not commensurate with the learning styles GTS or with their ...extension of the regular school curricula. The ... See full document

... Puede darse el caso de que la gente no pueda ir a sitios más lejanos, unos se van a El Caribe, por el precio del viaje o porque hay destinos en España que casi no tienen hoteles, como pa[r] ... See full document

... In the “Language Report” it was used the Google Analytics feature called “secondary dimen- sion” that allows to define a primary dimension, in this case “language” and then view that data by a secondary ... See full document