... the sustainability of tourism initiatives. This theoretical setting has been applied to the case of rural areas at developing countries but could be enlarged to other contexts at developed countries having to deal with mass tourism and important related negative impacts of these activities. In sum, the main value...

... Developing countries The construct of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has in recent decades attracted the imagination and interest of a range of stakeholders including the private sector, civil society, public sector organizations, researchers and the general public. However, as observed...

...; and experience in the current organization on job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Job satisfaction Turkey Hotels Managers Developing countries […] the relative strength of an individual's identification with and involvement in a particular organization. Conceptually, it can...

... agencies like the World Bank and United Nations have provided much needed assistance, their models have not always been very appropriate for developing countries due to their origins in developed and western economies. It would be necessary to compliment such models with additional information from within...

... in the industry. However, the sector could be significantly affected by the general laws of the land. Tourism Developing countries Economic conditions Regional development Government Economic growth Caribbean states have long been characterized as open, dependent economies with their export...

...Cevat Tosun; Dallen J. Timothy Many developing countries have prepared plans particularly at the central level to guide tourism development, as they have recognized the tourism sector as an important source of foreign currency earning and employment. In this context, mainly aims at analyzing...