Hotel guests’ social media acceptance in luxury hotels [PDF]
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 2017 Purpose This paper aims to propose and test a modified technology acceptance model for the social media networks (SMNs) in the luxury hotel context, integrating satisfaction and continued usage intention, using a mixed-method approach. SMNs have revolutionized the way people communicate, search for information and share experiences.
tom Dieck, MC, Jung, TH, Kim, W, Moon, Y
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Analysis of the experience of renovating industrial enterprises into hotels in China [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 The adaptive reuse of abandoned industrial buildings is a very hot topic in the post-industrial modern society. The re-equipment of these buildings and territories can be carried out in different directions for different functions: exhibition complexes ...
Gong Zehong, Bridnia Larysa
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Competitive Dynamics and Pricing Behavior in US Hotels: The Role of Co-location [PDF]
, 2008 Which hotels benefit from locating next to competitors? In this study of 14,995 hotels we provide evidence of both a price benefit and a detriment for specific hotels that co‐locate next to other hotels.
Canina, Linda +2 more
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Promoting Hotels in the Covid-19 Era: An Exploratory Review of UK Hotels’ New Challenges
Iperstoria, 2021 The related large-scale travel restrictions ensuing the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic have had a devastating impact on the global tourism and hospitality industry.
Ida Ruffolo, Jean Marguerite Jimenez
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Current Trends and Issues of Luxury Tourism. Empirical Research on Supply and Demand Effects of Covid-19 Pandemic [PDF]
Annals of Dunarea de Jos University. Fascicle I : Economics and Applied Informatics, 2021 Tourism is fundamental to economic development generating a continuous flow of people and investments, contributing to regional development, producing national and international wealth and stimulating the transfer of resources between countries.
Abdo KATAYA
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Examining Chinese consumers’ luxury hotel staying behavior [PDF]
, 2014 The value of the luxury goods market is about to exceed US$302 billion worldwide in 2012. In addition, the top 3% of travelers in the world represent 20% of the total tourism expenditure.
Chen, A.H. +3 more
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Perceptual service robot attributes affecting customer value co-creation intention in luxury hotels industry [PDF]
Innovative MarketingService robots have become a trend in hotel services, presenting new opportunities and challenges for the development of the hospitality industry.
Qian Li, Songyu Jiang
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A STUDY TO IDENTIFY TALENT DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES IN THE HOSPITALITY SECTOR AND ITS IMPACT ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE [PDF]
Geo Journal of Tourism and Geosites, 2019 This study aims to identify the talent development practices adopted by hospitality industry and its impact on their performance. The study has been based on empirical and secondary data collected from 70 luxury and budget hotels across seven countries ...
Rajeev Ranjan MISHRA +2 more
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Hospitality Industry [PDF]
, 2010 Which hotels benefit from locating next to competitors? In this study of 14,995 hotels we provide evidence of both a price benefit and a detriment for specific hotels that co‐locate next to other hotels.
Enz, Cathy A, Harrison, Jeffery S
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Factors influencing consumer behavior towards intention and the selection of luxury hotels in Malaysia using Theory of Planned Behavior [PDF]
Innovative MarketingThis study aimed to examine the impact of the Theory of Planned Behavior on Malaysian luxury hotel selection. To achieve this objective, the study examined the influence of attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, and fake reviews on the
Wong Chee Hoo +2 more
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