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Management of Fragility Femoral Fractures: A UK Regional Multicentre Audit of the British Orthopaedic Association Standards for Trauma (BOAST) Guidelines. [PDF]

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The impact of destination source credibility on destination satisfaction: The mediating effects of destination attachment and destination image

Tourism Management, 2013
Abstract Building emotional destination attachment is a key tourism destination branding issue in today's tourism market. The current study aims to develop and test a comprehensive theoretical model for destination branding that borrows the concepts of brand credibility, brand image, brand attachment, and satisfaction.
Veasna, S (Veasna, Sou)   +2 more
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Destination personality and destination image

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2017
Abstract This study examines the impacts of destination personality and image on individuals' attitudes and visiting intentions. Based on a sample of 173 Canadians, the study investigates the impact of the perceived personality and image of the city of Dubai on respondents' attitudes and visiting intentions. The results show that destination image is
Riadh Ladhari, Nizar Souiden
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Achieving destination advocacy and destination loyalty through destination brand identification

Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, 2017
abstractBrand identification enhances customer loyalty and develops long-term relationships between the customer and the brand. However, only a few studies have explored the role of identification in building long-term and favorable relationships between tourists and a tourism destination.
Vikas Kumar, Arun Kumar Kaushik
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Destination Storytelling as a Destination Branding Tool

2022
This study discusses how storytelling can be used as a destination branding tool by examining some of the most visited sites in Turkey as an example of destination storytelling. Stories have been used to transfer knowledge and culture from generation to generation. Stories have become an innovative communication channel for destinations.
Abdullah Ülkü, Günay Erol
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