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The Destination Triangle

2017
Abstract Destinations are highly dynamic and complex systems requiring a responsive and relational governance system. Recent tourism literature proposes a network approach to destination management, but empirical evidence shows interactions in destinations remains low.
Van Der Zee, Egbert, Van Der Borg, Jan, Vanneste, Dominique   +2 more
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Destination leadership: a new paradigm for tourist destinations?

Tourism Review, 2014
Purpose – This special issue of Tourism Review provides an original body of work that complements existing research on tourist destinations, and offers an opportunity for tourism research to contribute to broader leadership theorizing. Design/methodology/approach –
Pechlaner, Harald, Kozak, M., Volgger, M.   +2 more
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Destination marketing and destination image

2018
Destinations need to master many elements in order to be successful destination. Factors such as attractions, accessibility, amenities, activities and similar are important for destinations that want to increase their share of tourism. A touristic destination consists of physical (tangible) and psychological (intangible) elements.
Sevda Sahilli Birdir, Ali Dalgic, Kemal Birdir   +2 more
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Exploration of Destination Competitiveness Framework -- City as a Destination

2013 Seventh International Conference on Complex, Intelligent, and Software Intensive Systems, 2013
The purpose of this study is to construct a framework for the evaluation of tourism destination's competitiveness of cities in Taiwan, in order for the further use of practical evaluation in the future. The framework was conducted based on the destination competitiveness theory, and some indices were revised according to the cities' characteristics. By
Hsi-Peng Tseng, Chung-Hao Chen
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Destination avoidance and inept destination sets

Journal of Vacation Marketing, 2001
This research investigates how different destination choice sets are defined, particularly with respect to the reasons for choosing not to visit a destination. The paper discusses the idea of limited sets which consumers may hold when making decisions to travel, and outlines the inept sets of destinations held by a sample of New Zealanders for both ...
Rob Lawson, Maree Thyne
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Tourism Destinations and Destination Images

2017
The previous three chapters have discussed respectively, reasons behind tourists’ motivation to travel, and the nature of resources that tourists will make use of, when they are involved in tourism. However, the discussion so far has not focused on precisely where tourists will travel to, why they have selected particular locations and/or activities ...
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destin | destine, n.

2023
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Destination marketing

2010
Il capitolo affronta l’analisi delle azioni di destination marketing. Dopo avere presentato un breve excursus storico relativo al significato della disciplina, il capitolo analizza le funzioni e le attività di marketing svolte da una DMO evoluta, grazie alle quali gestire il ciclo della relazione con l’ospite in un contesto di competizione globale.
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Destination Branding: Creating a Destination of Choice

2008
Branding a Destination is about giving careful thought to precisely what the destination should evoke in people’s minds. Nations, cities and even individual hotels and resorts can become a destination that can be branded.
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Destination Calgary, Destination RSR

Reference Services Review, 2010
Eleanor Mitchell, Sarah Barbara Watstein
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