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Post-COVID destination competitiveness

Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 2021
A number of frameworks have been developed examining destination competitiveness. While most recognise the roles crises can play, specific issues related to crisis and crisis management have not be...
Jing (Bill) Xu   +2 more
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Tourism destination competitiveness

Tourism Economics, 2014
Determining destination competitiveness is vital to appraise the performance of a destination compared to its competitors. With the rapid growth in the tourism industry and optimistic travelling trends, the destination competitiveness concept brings tourism economics theory and practices into sharper focus.
Mohd Hafiz Hanafiah   +2 more
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Perspectives on Destination Competitiveness – National Destination Competitiveness’ Influence on Regional Attractiveness

2015
Destination competitiveness as such is central for all National Tourist Offices (NTOs) and Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) as it is considered as the main outcome of all marketing endeavor (Pike 2008). The Osterreich Werbung (Austrian NTO) explicitly states that its main concern is “gemeinsam mit allen osterreichischen Tourismuspartnern fur ...
Ring, Amata, Maier, Marco
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Tourism destination competitiveness: a quantitative approach

Tourism Management, 2004
Abstract Recently, researchers have suggested an approach to tourism destination competitiveness that goes beyond conventional destination attributes to include, in addition, generic business factors of competitiveness. Despite its apparent promise, there appears to have been little applied research building on this combined approach.
Enright, MJ, Newton, J
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Destination Competitiveness and Sustainability

2023
The creation and evaluation of a sustainable tourism destination must involve input from all tourism stakeholders. One main difficulty at the regional level is the absence of clearly defined instruments and approaches capable of incorporating all tourism stakeholders and attaining various policy goals.
Aditi Nag, Smriti Mishra
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Advancing Destination Competitiveness Research

Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2007
Abstract This paper presents findings of a completed research project on the competitive position of Turkey vis-a-vis five countries in the Mediterranean basin: Spain, Italy, Greece, France and Cyprus. These partner countries are self-selected by foreign tourists and service providers (hoteliers, travel agents or tour guides) as the direct competitor ...
Ozan Bahar, Metin Kozak
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Destination Competitiveness

2019
Numerous studies suggest that an increase in a destination's brand equity can lead to greater competitiveness of the destination by influencing consumer behavior through the greater possibility of destination selection, increased destination loyalty, and a willingness to pay more to visit the destination.
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Inter-Enterprise Destination Competitiveness

Tourism Planning & Development, 2012
This paper describes an application and analysis of the destination competitiveness concept to inter-enterprise tourism competitiveness in the marine-based tourism sector. In this context, it specifically illustrates the tourism potential of small craft harbours in the marine-based tourism sector by investigating the competitive potential of tourism in
Russell R. Currie   +2 more
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Measuring Destination Competitiveness: Multiple Destinations Versus Multiple Nationalities

Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management, 2009
Over the past few decades, studies on competitiveness have generally focused on examining the exportation success of goods-producing or manufacturing firms rather than the service industry, including tourism. This study develops a practical method for measuring the direct competitive position of one country compared to other similar countries in the ...
Metin Kozak   +2 more
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Romania – Competitive Tourist Destination?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
The problem of competitiveness has become an important theme at the level of each actor of the economy and the tourist destination competitiveness can be described as the element that makes an increase of visitors over time, they ensure their memorable experiences in a profitably, enhancing the welfare of the residents and preserving natural capital ...
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