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destination's goal progress information in advertising messages non-linearly influences tourists' motivation to visit the …Promoting a destination challenges tourism managers when potential visitors have mixed images. Extending Koo and … destination. A sample of 114 potential tourists was assigned randomly to scenarios employing a 2 (goal progress frame: to-date vs …
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of the study enrich the existing literature of consumer behavior and tourist consumption in response to tourism …
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tourist destination, has a rich potential for its visitors. The tourist product of the country is a complex ensemble of …
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The demand for tourism products may be affected by the marketing mix elements, including the nature of the product or service, its distribution, its promotional strategies and its price. Price is the only element in the marketing mix which actually produces revenue. However, the setting of a...
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The distribution channels link the customers with the businesses. For many years, the tourism businesses may have distributed their products and services through intermediaries. However, the latest advances in technology have brought significant changes in this regard. More individuals and...
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The main purpose of the study was to find out the role of local cuisine as a marketing tool in tourism destination … promotion. It also aimed to find out the possible marketing strategies to include local cuisine in destination promotion. A … local food products can be the possible marketing strategies to enhance the destination image. The results of this study …
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Literature review about corporate social responsibility (CSR) suggests that there are organisational benefits to be gained from unintentional discretionary expenditure in laudable behaviour. With this in mind, the methodology integrates insights from the ‘stakeholder theory’ and the...
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of the study enrich the existing literature of consumer behavior and tourist consumption in response to tourism …
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