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Drivers of memorable wine tourism experiences – a netnography study
Wine Economics and PolicyThis study serves a dual purpose: firstly, to identify the pivotal architectural components within wine tourism offerings that contribute to a lasting and memorable experience; and secondly, to explore their correlation with the four customer experience ...
Ilinka Terziyska
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Visitors to the city of Évora: Who are they? [PDF]
, 2013 Nowadays, driven by multiple factors, tourist demand presents patterned behaviour which is subdivided into several typologies according to destination, product consumed and visitor profile features. In the case of cultural tourism, a good example is that
Borges, Maria do Rosário +2 more
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Language Learning and Interactive TV [PDF]
, 2002 The integration of engaging TV style content with the individualization and ‘intelligent’ content management offered by techniques from AI has the potential to provide learning environments that are both highly motivating and educationally sound.
Underwood, Joshua
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A memorable tourism experience.
The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 2012 Yoshifumi HAYASHI, Takehiro FUJIHARA
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Tourism and HospitalityAs health and well-being become central concerns in the post-pandemic tourism landscape, health tourism is evolving to prioritize not only physical recovery but also psychological engagement and emotional value.
Tianhao Qin, Maowei Chen
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Effects of service experience on customer responses to the hotel chain [PDF]
, 2017 This paper analyses customer experience in a hotel and its impact on the customer attitudes to both the individual hotel and the hotel chain. Specifically, the study focuses on the effects on emotions, satisfaction, attitude to hotel chain, intention to ...
Bravo, Rafael +3 more
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Customer Contribution to improving Service Quality in the Hospitality Industry [PDF]
The actors on the today business stage have no more well-defined roles with clear and rigid borders between them. Hospitality industry in particular is a good example how it has been blurred the roles that customers play in dealing with service providers.
Dragos Constantin Vasile
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Eco-Tourism Resorts: A Case Study of Best Practices at the Hamanasi Resort in Belize [PDF]
, 2011 The objective of this research is to investigate best practice initiatives of sustainability involved in the successful development and management of Hamanasi Resort, an award winning eco-tourism resort located in Belize.
Early, Kathryn
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Achieving Excellence through Memorable Traveler Experience and Challenges,Opportunities and Solutions for Romanian Travel and Hospitality Industry [PDF]
, 2010 Hospitality industry is probably the fastest growing one in the world. The tourism company should endeavour to shape the overall perception of value in this industry. What matters is the provision of experiences, but not services.
MONICA PAULA RATIU +2 more
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MEASURES AND INITIATIVES ADOPTED TO MANAGE AND DEVELOP TOURISM ACTIVITY IN THE UE MEMBER STATES [PDF]
The paper presents measures adopted to manage and develop tourism activity by the UE member states as: Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Denmark, Italy, Ireland, Malta, Spain and Romania.measures, seasonality, demand, tourism ...
Cojocariu Steliana, Molnar Elisabeta
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