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Özellikle 2000’li yıllarla birlikte ivme kazanan teknolojik gelişmeler ve küreselleşme dünyanın bütününe ulaşılabilirliği ve insanların seyahatlerine ayırdıkları zamanlarını arttırmıştır. Geçmişte uzak ve ulaşılmaz olarak görülen... more
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      PerceptionTourist BehaviorDecision MakingService Quality
"Buhalis, Dimitrios and Michopoulou, Eleni (2011) 'Information-enabled tourism destination marketing: addressing the accessibility market', Current Issues in Tourism,, 14(2) pp145-168. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13683501003653361... more
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      Information TechnologyTourism StudiesTourism MarketingAccessibility
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      CommunicationTourism StudiesNew MediaTourism Marketing
This Foreword introduced a special issue of the Journal of Brand Management, dedicated to the emerging concept of 'nation as brand', guest-edited by Simon Anholt.
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      Public DiplomacyNation BrandingDestination BrandingPlace Marketing
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      Tourism StudiesCommunity DevelopmentPolitical ScienceSustainable Tourism
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      Consumer BehaviorDestination ImageJordanDestination Marketing
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      Destination ImageDestination MarketingFilm Marketing
Resumen: El turismo, alcanza su nivel de masividad a partir de la II posguerra jugando un rol clave en el comercio internacional por los movimientos de capitales que representaba. Este fenómeno, fue analizado por las más altas... more
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      Tourism ImpactsDestination MarketingRisk and crisis managementTourism Planning & Development
Contemporary sport is a social and economic phenomenon. These two areas require special analysis in the process of managing the development of sport by city administrations. The restructuring of the region's economy and the closure of... more
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      Destination ManagementSports ManagementDestination MarketingSports Event Management
Flusty, Steven & Pauliina Raento (2010). Imagineered worlds: The design of Las Vegas resort-casinos. In Rappaport, N., B. Denison & N. Hanna (eds.): Learning in Las Vegas: Charles Atwood/David M. Schwartz, 52–71. Yale School of... more
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      Urban GeographyTourism StudiesArchitectureEthnography
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      Tourism StudiesTourism MarketingTourism economicsTravel & Tourism
The delinquency in hotels is well known both to the professionals of the sector as well as to the clients. The specificity of hotel accommodation as an area of “hospitality” and discretion, providing distinctive tranquility and security... more
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      BusinessGastronomyHospitality ManagementCultural Tourism
Delivering community-based benefits is oftentimes cited to justify the high costs associated with hosting large-scale events. The current research is embedded in positive psychology to examine how an event impacts host community members'... more
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      Event impactsEventsWellbeingDestination Marketing
The development of tourism is accompanied by rising up the role of safety in product management in the tourism market. The author is identifying and presenting key factors affecting safety as an important element in shaping tourism... more
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      Tourism ManagementDestination ManagementTourism Product DevelopmentDestination Marketing
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      Tourism StudiesGovernanceLocal Government and Local DevelopmentTourism Impacts
El tema de este trabajo es el efecto determinante de la motivación de viaje sobre la satisfacción del turista teniendo como variables mediadoras a los dos componentes de la imagen percibida del destino en un contexto de turistas de ocio a... more
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"Earlier provisional title was "Archaeology, Tourism, Museum...." "This chapter is divided into two distinct sections that are positioned in a point-counterpoint structure of dialogue. These two position statements invoke the... more
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      Cultural HistoryCultural StudiesGeographyArchaeology
The rapid development of Virtual Reality (VR) technology offers new opportunities for the promotion of tourism products and experiences. VR pro-vides potential tourists with a compelling imagery and a chance to get a first im-pression of... more
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      Tourism StudiesDestination ManagementExperience DesignExperimental Physics
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      SociologyTourist BehaviorDecision MakingDestination Management
Tourism in Ireland is facing challenging times and thus new ways of attracting tourists into Ireland are required. Recent reports on the current state of Irish tourism highlighted the need to identify and invest in key market segments,... more
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      Civil EngineeringTourism StudiesSustainable TransportationTransport Planning
Hotele są kluczowymi podmiotami strony podażowej rynku turystycznego. Jednym z najdy-namiczniej rozwijających się segmentów rynku turystyki w Polsce jest turystyka biznesowa, która stanowi bardzo atrakcyjny fragment rynku turystycznego... more
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Many developing countries depend on tourism as their main engine for economic development , but sustainability is often a concern. In the absence of inter-sectorial linkages between tourism and other industrial sectors, opportunities for... more
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      Destination ManagementRural DevelopmentDestination MarketingTourism Sustainability
Though the game-like mechanism has been applied in tourism for decades, tourism attractions hardly deal with the competition of computer games. The aim of this article is to present the application of the gamification mechanism and social... more
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      Social MarketingSocial Media MarketingGamificationDestination Marketing
This working paper will undertake a close analysis of eight of the most recent Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies. The ceremonies examined are: Moscow (1980), Los Angeles (1984), Seoul (1988), Barcelona (1992), Atlanta (1996), Sydney... more
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      National IdentityOlympics and OlympismDestination Marketing
The tourist market in Poland for last ten years has developed, both on the supply and demand side. The author indicates the key factors of attractiveness of modern sports venues in Poland as the products of any regions on the tourist... more
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      Tourism MarketingDestination ManagementSports ManagementSport Marketing
Douglass, William A. & Pauliina Raento (2004). The tradition of invention. Conceiving Las Vegas. Annals of Tourism Research 31: 1, 7-23. Praised as the architectural icon of the contemporary world and the emblem of postmodernism, yet... more
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      Tourism StudiesPlace promotion and marketingPlace and IdentityGambling Studies
Nos últimos anos tem-se verificado uma preocupação crescente em relação à temática ambiental na população em geral, nos consumidores, nos governos, nas empresas e nos investigadores. Efetivamente, os consumidores têm consciência de que o... more
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Kīlauea Volcano has attracted visitors to Hawaiʻi throughout the history of Hawaiʻi's tourism industry. From the 1870s to the 1910s, Kīlauea offered the experience of using volcanic heat and molten lava to cook food, melt postcards onto... more
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Despite long dominance of general interest tourism on tourism mobility, there is an increasing interest for specialized tourism products. This brings about a challenge for tourism destinations which have based their product offer on sun... more
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      Dark TourismNew Product DevelopmentDestination MarketingDestination Development
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      Tourism StudiesTourism MarketingTourism ManagementDestination Management
The purpose of this study is to examine the emerging flashpacker sub-culture in relation to the backpacker culture. Cultural Consensus Analysis is employed to examine the potential cultural divergence between flashpackers and... more
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      AnthropologyTourism StudiesAnthropology of TourismTourism Marketing
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      MarketingTourism MarketingDestination ManagementDestination Marketing
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, in Washington, DC, is an institute of Harvard University dedicated to supporting scholarship internationally in Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, and Garden and Landscape Studies through... more
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      HumanitiesLate Antique and Byzantine HistoryLibrary ScienceDigital Humanities
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      Tourism StudiesCommunity Engagement & ParticipationCommunity DevelopmentSustainable Tourism
A Faith Tourism tour package was proposed in one of the prominent cities in the Province of Cavite, Philippines based on Dr. Sampad Kumar Swain’s basic tour package components. Through Focus Group Discussion, document analysis and survey... more
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      Tour PackageDestination MarketingFaith TourismTagaytay City
This chapter promotes the value of the Repertory Test technique, also referred to as Repertory Grid Analysis and Kelly’s triads, for eliciting attributes that are important to consumers when they are differentiating a competitive set of... more
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      Marketing ResearchDestination ImageTourism Destination Image and DevelopmentTourism
This paper explores the relationship between tourism and the challenges of governance in the Arctic region. Recently, both political and academic interest in the Arctic has been on the rise as a result of the increasing geopolitical... more
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      Business EthicsBotanyLandscape EcologyGeography
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      Tourism StudiesTourism MarketingTourismDestination Marketing
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      Tourism Destination MarketingCity BrandingDestination BrandingDestination Marketing
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      Tourism StudiesCyprus StudiesCyprusTourism Impacts
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      Destination MarketingDestinasyon Pazarlama
Hosting sporting mega-events involve considerable investment in and significant engagement with local communities. This paper contributes to the burgeoning literature about sporting mega event’s socio-geographical impacts on tourism,... more
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      GeographyUrban GeographyPerceptionTourism Studies
Within the context of enormous competition on the international tourist market, destination branding is getting an increasing importance as a way to attract more tourists and visitors. There is an overall trend away from product features... more
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      Tourism MarketingCity BrandingDestination MarketingUrban Destinations
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      Tourism StudiesTourism Destination MarketingDestination MarketingCultural Routes
Social media platforms like Twitter represent a new channel of communication for attracting visitors. Research about Twitter in a tourism capacity at this time is limited. This exploratory study attempts to use content analysis to... more
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      Social MediaTwitterDestination Marketing
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      Tourism Planning and PolicyDestination ManagementLife Cycle AssessmentDestination Marketing
The territorial attractiveness allows the positioning of places thanks to the development of its competitive advantages and its identity processes with the purpose of attracting tourists, investments and human capital. The objective of... more
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      City MarketingTourism Destination MarketingPlace MarketingSmart Cities
Local input into identifying and selecting the unique selling points of a destination is an important element in the development of appropriate and culturally sensitive tourism to developing international tourist destinations. Here, a... more
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      MarketingCultural StudiesTourism StudiesTourism Marketing
El turismo es a menudo el aspecto promocional más visible en el proceso de creación y proyección de una determinada imagen territorial. Esto es debido a que la actividad turística acumula un amplio bagaje en aspectos vinculados a la... more
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      Strategic CommunicationDestination BrandingDestination MarketingImage of tourist destinations