... Licensed re-use rights only Sustainable development Climate change Tourism management Adaptation and mitigation Since the first peer-reviewed journal publications on the implications of climate change for tourism and recreation appeared in 1986 (Harrison et al., 1986 ; Wall...

... of the DL literature has significant implications for industry and practice, given that this, as far as the authors know, is the first systematic review of existing literature in this research area. Hospitality management Tourism research Deep learning Tourism management Machine learning...

... to the type of events, besides structural factors. Practical implications The current results allow tourism managers to understand the mechanisms for tourists’ engagement in a multi-event scenario to strategically select and use and communicate each type of appeal when planning and communicating events...

...Niclas Erhardt; Carlos Martin-Rios; Elisa Chan This study draws on sports entertainment to identify sources of tension in co-creation and discuss type of solutions among internal and external stakeholders. Innovation Co-creation Tourism management Sports management Experiential value...

... incorporating a regional-based perspective. Wines Tourism management Travel constraints Revisit intention Wine regions Wine destination attributes the individual consumer’s constraints and their intent to revisit; and consumer perspectives specific to attributes associated with wine...

... responsibility and generate more potential customers by supporting EE. The findings and applications of this study are useful both for academia and practitioners. Tourism Tourism management As a tertiary and non-manufacturing industry, the hotel industry is often thought to be associated with low...

... 2014 Quality of life Brands Tourism management Emotional experience City brand attitude Ecological orientation In the new century, and under the adverse conditions of the global economic crisis, major challenges lie in finding the balance between production, responsible consumption...

... decision funnel. Tourist behaviour Long interviews Ethnography Unstructured decision making Tourism management Decision making Modelling Journey planning Unmet needs often trigger a process where consumers collect and sort information before and while implementing decisions...

... practitioners. Conrad Lashley can be contacted at: conradlashley@aol.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Hospitality management Tourism management Management development United Kingdom Hospitality and tourism management, as opposed to hospitality and tourism studies, courses...

... Greece Hospitality services Tourism management Ideas generation Tourism is a people intensive industry. Although the rate of staff turnover might vary from one location or sector to another, staff turnover in tourism occurs primarily voluntarily and in unpredictable frequencies, while...

..., human subjects provided key company data. The study was undertaken in the spring/summer of 2007. Tourism Tourism management Corporate image Social responsibility Canada Caribbean CSR relates to a company's obligation to be accountable to all of its stakeholders in all its operations...

... as follows: Equation 1 where i stands for the ith firm, t indicates time period, Δ is the firs difference operator, and the variables are defined as follows: Capital structure Tourism management Turkey Capital structure refers to the composition...

.... As reported in Table I words like pleasing and relaxing have higher frequency of occurrence than stress or stressful for India. India Consumer psychology Internet Product image Tourism management India has started targeting tourists aggressively through its “Incredible India” campaign...

... tourism planners and policy‐makers as they develop policies that balance economic and ecological sustainability. Leonard A. Jackson can be contacted at: jacksonl@cookman.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Tourism management Caribbean Environmental management Social behaviour...

... Figure 2). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Recruitment Retention Tourism management Job satisfaction The tourism industry is of significant economic importance to Scotland. In 2004, over 21 million overseas and domestic tourists visited Scotland bringing about £4.5 billion...

... many benefits according to the demand needs in a problem solving logic (Cafferata and Scatà, 1999). Tourism management Market segmentation Product positioning Niche marketing Italy Nowadays tourism represents one of the most important industries in the global economy. However, huge...

...Yıldırım Yılmaz; Umit S. Bititci Purpose The tourism industry consists of various players and tourism demand is met by the joint efforts of these players. However, it seems that there is no attempt in the tourism management literature proposing frameworks or models, which can assist the tourism...

..., consumer behaviour and consumer intermediate. Rossano Eusebio can be contacted at: rossano.eusebio@uab.es © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Tourism management Hospitality management Manufacturing industries Performance measures Marketing strategy Spain Despite...

... events, looking at the potential shortfalls from the hotel's perspective makes this paper of significant value. Stephen W. Litvin can be contacted at: litvins@cofc.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Festivals Cost benefit analysis Hotels Tourism management United States...

.... Tourism management Hospitality management Human resource management Caribbean On the issue of pay – we (at Sandals) conduct an employee satisfaction survey twice a year. We want to know what our employees think about us – because once you know, you can derive strategies to ensure that they get...