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1 de sept. de 2020 · The structure of the paper begins with a reflection on the evolution of public administration and then approaches the concept of tourism destination governance from an academic perspective. This is followed by an analysis of the concept in the case of Catalonia, with the construction of a semantic network that reveals the inherent perception of those responsible (publicly and privately).
1 de abr. de 2019 · In the field of tourism, several studies have investigated tourists' behavior using the SOR model. While Zhang and Xu (2019) used SOR theory to build a theoretical model of liminal experience ...
15 de feb. de 2023 · Leiper’s Tourism System is a basic conceptualisation of the structure of the tourism industry. It is one of the most widely accepted and most well-known models used in tourism research when attempting to understand the tourism system. Many tourism students will learn about Leiper’s Tourism System towards the beginning of their studies ...
1 de mar. de 2013 · Marketing and Designing the Tourist Experience. I. Frochot, Wided Batat. Published 1 March 2013. Business. Introduction Ch 1 A postmodern and cultural approach to understanding the new tourist/consumer Ch 2 The experiential approach Ch 3 Understanding the quality of the experience Ch 4 Co-construction in tourism service delivery Ch 5 The ...
1 de ene. de 2014 · Co-creation of tourist experience: scope, definition and structure. January 2014. DOI: 10.1079/9781780643489.0001. In book: Creating experience value in tourism (pp.1-10) Authors: Nina Katrine ...
The tourist experience: a new introduction. This work is a study of tourism experience. Topics covered include: past attitudes towards holidaying; motivations for holidays; interactions with service providers as they affect the quality of the tourist experience; and the nature of the holiday location and the events that occur there.
5 de oct. de 2016 · The tourism experience is subjective, multidimensional and provide a vital foundation for the design of tourism places. What constitutes an experience, however, has long been debated. In this chapter, we argue that experience is a continuous process which shapes and reshapes itself through interaction in time and space.
