... models and the emerging realities of rural homestay tourism. From a practical standpoint, this research offers actionable insights for policymakers, tourism managers and homestay operators looking to improve SQ in rural homestays by capturing the SQ dimensions from hosts’ perspective. Social...

...@ua.pt 12 01 2024 25 04 2024 24 06 2024 26 06 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Tourism management Tourism routes Formal networks Public-private partnerships Critical success factors Tourism governance...

... knowledge than it imparts to other areas. Tourism scholars have, thus advocated for interdisciplinary research to develop this domain (Becken, 2013). The need for such work has become exceedingly urgent amid COVID-19. Interdisciplinary research Public health Social sciences Tourism management...

...Dimitrios P. Stergiou; David Airey Purpose This paper explores perceptions of tourism theory and its usefulness to the professional practice of tourism management as identified by the two major stakeholder groups – academics and tourism practitioners. Design/methodology/approach Data...

... professionals. The responses were measured on a four‐point scale and transformed into a dummy variable that is 1 for “yes” or “maybe”, and 0 for “no” or “maybe not”. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Destination marketing Cognitive dissonance Tourist satisfaction Tourism management...

... between acceptance for tourism and support for tourism enterprises and community orientation (Jackson and Inbakaran, 2006 ; Williams and Lawson, 2001). Tourism destinations Interlocking directorships Social network analysis Social capital Tourism management Rural areas Austria Switzerland...

...) (Toivonen, 2009 , p. 13). Raija Komppula can be contacted at: raija.komppula@uef.fi © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Hunting tourism Serious leisure Special interest tourism Hunter typology Tourism management Finland Hunting Leisure activities Hunting tourism can...

..., 2006). Leakages Tourism Zanzibar Local economies Marketing strategy Profit and loss accounts Tourism management Although an abundance of literature has been written on linkages and leakages in the tourism systems in several destinations, such as the Caribbean and Mediterranean...

...@live.co.kr © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Leisure Travel Participation Constraint Negotiation Accommodation Management Tourism management Constraint negotiation research started to be progressed as “the view of constraints as ‘negotiable’ […] emerged in the early 1990s...

... into the multicultural festivals in a country like South Korea, in transit from being ethnically homogeneous to becoming a multicultural society. This paper is a pioneer study in that particular discipline. South Korea Tourism management Tourism development Multicultural societies Niche tourism attraction...

... Austria Finland Tourism management Individual behaviour In several European countries rural tourism is a relatively important sector of the tourism industry. Rural tourism can be defined as at least one overnight leisure trip to a place situated in a rural setting or in a setting outside cities...

... Strategic management Tourism management Place marketing Tourism However, this atomistic view of the DMO as an isolated unit does not capture the essence of the phenomenon in a complex world characterized by inter‐dependence among its various elements and of the relationships between and among them...

... that the tools listed in the questionnaire (see Table IV) all belong to explicit knowledge rather than implicit knowledge. Knowledge management Tourism organizations Grant's model of knowledge management Tourism management Austria Organizations Knowledge economy The next step in Grant's...

... ”, Tourism Management . Dawson , J. , Scott , D. and McBoyle , G. (2009), “ Climate change analogue analysis of ski tourism in the northeastern USA ”, Climate Research , Vol. 39 No. 1 , pp. 1 ‐ 9 . Giles , A.R. and Perry , A.H. (1998), “ The use of a temporal...

.... 108) effectively pointed out: The fundamental product in tourism is the destination experience. Competition, therefore, centres on the destination. For most tourists this experience takes place in a rather small geographic area. This is an entity which from the tourism management point of view...

... Publishing Limited 2010 Tourism management Tourism Partnership Stakeholder analysis 1. it may avoid the costs of solving conflicts among stakeholders; 2. it may legitimate collective actions if stakeholders are involved in the decision‐making processes which affect...

... were also investigated as part of the research project. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Investments Macroeconomics Facilities Sporting events Modelling Tourism management Scientific investigation is focusing more and more frequently on large‐scale sports events...

... and existing constraints in achieving socio‐economic development were identified and discussed. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Tourism Rural areas Tourism management Italy The Community Strategic Guidelines for rural development (Council of the European Union, 2006) define...

... model has been subject to several changes and modifications by Butler (2006) himself and other researchers (e.g. Cooper, 1994). PFA as the proposed method for tourism managers shows a clipping of the life cycle model by comparing different destinations at a single point of development...

... dominate, the larger the likelihood that the vacation home business model is preferred. Mike Peters can be contacted at: mike.peters@uibk.ac.at © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Owner‐managers Tourism Tourism management Austria A structural shift can be observed...