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Prospects of using strategic communication in sustainable tourism promotion. [PDF]

Front Sports Act Living
Radjabov O, Davronov IO, Boltayeva M, Ashurova M, Navruz-Zoda L.   +4 more
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Unveiling the economic potential of sports industry in China: A data driven analysis.

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Liu H.
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The contribution of small accommodation enterprises to sustainable solid waste management

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2020
Abstract Research on small accommodation enterprises’ contribution to sustainable solid waste management remains scarce. The study addresses this gap by examining the contribution of small accommodation enterprises to sustainable solid waste management in Ghana.
Elizabeth Agyeiwaah
exaly   +2 more sources

A social‐cognitive framework of small accommodation enterprise sustainability practices

International Journal of Tourism Research, 2020
AbstractSmall accommodation enterprises have a great potential to assist the tourism industry in the progress toward sustainable development goals. This study explores the inherent complexity of sustainability practices with the recognition that sustainable behavior is the outcome of a reciprocal determinism between personal, environmental, and ...
Elizabeth Agyeiwaah
exaly   +2 more sources

Investigating Domain Name Diffusion across Swiss Accommodation Enterprises

2005
This study applies diffusion of innovations to investigate if domain name registrations by different accommodation enterprises in Switzerland follow the typical diffusion pattern of other technologies. The study analysed the time series of more than 2100 names registered by small Swiss enterprises — Auberge, Gasthaus and Pension — in the Swiss .ch ...
Miriam Scaglione, Jamie Murphy
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Building a Facebook Strategy: Some Insights From Australian Accommodation Small Tourism Enterprises (STEs)

Journal of Quality Assurance in Hospitality and Tourism, 2015
Social media has become a major information platform allowing businesses to engage with tourists. Small Tourism Enterprises (STEs) have commenced using social media for tourism purposes by maintaining a brand page on Facebook. The literature on Facebook adoption by STEs is expanding but limited, especially the discussion around building Facebook ...
Isaac Mizrachi, Carmine Sellitto
exaly   +3 more sources

Patterns of development in tourist accommodation enterprises on farms in England and Wales

Applied Geography, 2001
Abstract The spatial distribution of UK farm-based tourist accommodation is not known in detail, although this type of facility has been an important element in the growth of rural tourism and the most common option for farm diversification. A database of farms in England and Wales offering tourist accommodation has been prepared and the individual ...
Nigel Walford
exaly   +2 more sources

Wind power accommodation robust model considering demand response in enterprise microgird

Proceeding of the 11th World Congress on Intelligent Control and Automation, 2014
With the development of wind power, how to use wind power fully has become an important research. In this paper, wind power accommodation robust model with security constraints considering demand response is built to accommodate wind power as much as possible.
Kun Liu, Feng Gao, Hao Ding, Xiaohong Guan, Dai Wang   +4 more
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Environmental Costs And Reporting in Accommodation Enterprises

2022
Along with economic development and growth, technological developments, rapid industrialization, and population growth, environmental problems such as water, air, and soil pollution create issues . They even cause severe concerns about the world's sustainability.
KURTLU, Ayse, OKUTMUŞ, Ercüment
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BUSINESS GOALS OF FAMILY-OPERATED ACCOMMODATION ENTERPRISES: THE CASE OF MUGLA, TURKEY [PDF]

, 2009
Middleton (2001) noted that in Europe 95 percent of tourism businesses, generating perhaps one-third of total tourism revenue, are micro-business and most of these are family businesses (Getz, Carlsen and Morrison, 2004). Contrary to their importance in the economic well-being of the country, they suffer a wide range of strategic disadvantages and ...
MEDET YOLAL, FATMAGÜL ÇETINEL
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