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An exploration of policy, product developments, innovation and consumption patterns:the case of tourism and airline industries in Cyprus

Liasidou, Sotiroula - 2009

consideration in order to identify the relationship between the two industries within the context of Cyprus. The airline industry … analysis are employed. In particular, 26 interviews of ‘power-elite’ policymakers and stakeholders in Cyprus are used to … innovation. Furthermore, 300 self-administered questionnaires were distributed to British travellers to Cyprus, so as to identify …

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"Candidate countries with currency board arrangements: Are they better prepared for joining the EMU?"

Petkova, Ivanka. - 2001

When preparing its accession strategy, candidate countries with currency board arrangements have to deal with two basic issues: on the exchange rate system and on entering the EMU. The national legal framework regarding monetary issues and the negotiation positions of individual countries are...

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"Candidate countries with currency board arrangements: Are they better prepared for joining the EMU?"

Petkova, Ivanka. - 2001

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Human resource practices system differentiation: A hotel industry study

Ahmad, Rozila; Solnet, David; Scott, Noel - 2010

The hotel industry utilises the concept of human resource practices system differentiation (HRPSD) by focusing resources on managerial level jobs as a technique of strategic human resource management (SHRM). Despite its use in both practice and the academic literature, research focusing on HRPSD...

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Hotel Viral Marketing via Social Networks: A Strategic Pricing Lesson from Group Buying

Xiong, Lina; Hu, Clark - 2011

Viral marketing is the business approach that uses peer-to-peer communications to increase product awareness and adoptions through widespread social networks of receivers. Benefiting from the unprecedented fast growth of online social networks, this marketing maneuver merits a deeper...

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Build it and they will come

Simon, Charles Edward - 1992

The main thrust of this study was to decide if certain strategies exist that havesignificant impact on profit in a lodging establishment. In reviewing the literature it didnot contain any conceptual plan for operating a lodging facility completely. However,as noted in the literature review,...

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Guest satisfaction and guest loyalty study for hotel Industry

Carev, Danijel - 2008

Common perception by practitioners in the hotel industry today thata satisfied guest would become a repeat customer was considered as amajor subject of this research. It determined the extent to whichsatisfaction fostered loyalty. Interviewing guests and demonstrating theexpression of visual...

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Forecasts in the hotel industry and accuracy of the corporate travel index survey

Pulkkinen, Maria H. - 1993

This study looks at predicted and actual hotel rates for 1992 from theCorporate Travel Index. The Corporate Travel Index survey, which is conductedannually by Corporate Travel Magazine in conjunction with Rochester Instituteof Technology, is analyzed from an accuracy stand point.Forecasts in the...

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Hotel chains entering the Macedonian market

Miteva, Natasha - 2018

Hotel industry is characterized as one of the oldest, diverse, innovative, and important industries around the world. Given the low entry barriers for global markets, it is also highly attractive, and its greatest growth happens on international level. Hotel chains are the leaders in hotel...

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Workaholic, or Just Hard Worker?

Douglas, Evan J.; Morris, Robyn J. - 2006

Methodology/Approach: There is a lack of theoretical development on the question of why people work long hours and the nature of ‘workaholism’. This paper uses the economist’s utility-maximization model to build a conceptual model of voluntary work effort that explains the work effort...

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