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Study on the Traffic Volume Prediction of Highway Tourist Traffic

2010 International Conference on E-Product E-Service and E-Entertainment, 2010
Scientific and accurate forecast of highway tourist traffic volume is the premise of regional tourism transportation development planning. Based on a detailed analysis of the characteristics and influencing factors of highway tourism transportation, Elastic Coefficients Method and Factor Analysis Model were innovatively combined and proposed to ...
Lisha Yu, Xiangyu Yin, Xinlian Xie
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Selecting tourist traffic by demarketing

Tourism Management, 1989
Abstract The increasing rowdiness of some tourists abroad, and the resultant bad publicity for the travel industry, requires attention. This article examines the phenomenon and ways of dealing with it. Using Cyprus as an example, demarketing, whereby certain segments only of the tourist population are actively targeted, while others are discouraged ...
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Search Engine Traffic as Input for Predicting Tourist Arrivals

2017
Due to the perishable nature of tourism services and the limited capacity of tourism firms in serving customers, accurate forecasts of tourism demand are of utmost relevance for the success of tourism businesses. Nowadays, travellers extensively search the web to form expectations and to base their travel decision before visiting a destination.
Wolfram Höpken   +3 more
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Mining Traffic Data for the Development of an Accident Warning Application for Tourists

2017
Tourist drivers belong to a category of drivers that are more vulnerable to road accidents due to their unfamiliarity of the road network at a destination. This paper presents a method followed to develop a tool that alert tourist drivers of their accident risks based on situational factors obtained from mobile phone sensors and knowledge distilled ...
Andreas Gregoriades   +2 more
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American Interstate Motor Tourist Traffic

Southern Economic Journal, 1941
The Tourist Traffic Research Department of the Conoco Travel Bureau, Denver, estimated that in 1939, 45,000,000 motor tourists traveled in I3,ooo,ooo cars about the country, spending $4,500,000,000 of which $i,ooo,ooo,ooo went for intrastate travel. In 1939 the number of motorists was ii per cent greater than in 1938, although their total expenditure ...
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