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Future smart-organizations: a virtual tourism enterprise
Proceedings of the First International Conference on Web Information Systems Engineering, 2002To remain competitive in the aggressive global market, the tourism industry and service providers face the need to collaborate and share their expertise and resources, as well as their costs and risks. The paradigm of the virtual enterprise addresses the necessary horizontal infrastructure needed to support such a collaboration framework.
Hamideh Afsarmanesh +1 more
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Modeling the activity of tourism enterprises
Economic scope, 2018The purpose of the research is to increase the efficiency of tourism enterprises by the optimal construction and organization of excursion routes based on the mathematical modeling principles. The article analyzes peculiarities of activity tourism enterprises and defines that effectiveness increasing depends of using modern mathematical models and ...
Volkova, V. V., Druzhchenko, A. O.
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Optimization of the activities of tourism enterprises
South Asian Journal of Marketing & Management Research, 2021The article considers a model for optimizing the production of a tourist enterprise in the republic and considers the profitability of an enterprise in a market economy. To do this, they are divided into deep, comprehensive, basic and additional, significant and insignificant, explicit and implicit.
Yuldosheva Zulfizar Sayfullo Qizi +1 more
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The significance of enterprise culture for tourism enterprises
The Tourist Review, 1989Two events caused the world of Swiss tourism to sit up and take notice in 1988: the rejection of the collective employment agreement in the hotel industry by the delegates of the Swiss Hotel‐Association and the turbulence in the Kuoni travel firm in connection with the replacement of Jack Bolli by Michel Crippa at the head of the Kuoni AG, which is ...
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Strategic Leadership in Tourism Enterprises
2023The rapid evolution of markets today has led to globalization, competition, and technological developments, and the present classic management concept is becoming more dynamic. This has led management to adopt a more market-responsive strategic management approach. Strategic leaders are required in a wide range of institutions and organizations.
Zehra Yardı, Emre Ozan Aksöz
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Scottish tourism: an enterprising approach
Tourism Management, 1996Abstract Recent changes within the structure of the Scottish tourist industry have opened up opportunities for those involved to work in partnership, at all levels, to enhance Scotland's established reputation as a high-quality tourism destination through the development of skills within the industry.
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Local enterprise and development in tourism
Tourism Management, 1996Abstract The Wales Tourist Board is a non-departmental tourism public body that has product development powers. Within a global sum set by its sponsoring body, the Welsh Office, it influences the tourist product through a variety of initiatives. By far the most ambitious has been the Local Enterprise and Development scheme (LEAD).
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Small and medium tourism enterprises
Annals of Tourism Research, 2000Abstract The growing interest in community tourism development is paralleled within the European Union by a switch of emphasis away from large automatic grants to attract inward investment projects, towards small firms, and indigenous development. The promotion of small and medium enterprises by the union is on the basis that these firms provide the ...
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Tourism neoliberalism and the swamp as enterprise
Area, 2014The expansion of globalised neoliberal capitalism has driven communities to seek innovative ways to commodify natural spaces. While in the past, environments in the developed world were cast primarily as sources of raw materials, today such natural spaces are commodified through a combination of conservation and tourism.
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Industrial Tourism, Opportunities for City and Enterprise
2010This book summarizes the findings of a large international comparative study carried out by the European Institute for Comparative Urban Research (Euricur) into the development of industrial tourism in cities. Industrial tourism is a type of tourism which involves visits to operational or non- operational firms with a core business that is non-tourism ...
Leo van den Berg +3 more
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