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receipts of tourism as one of the world biggest and fastest growing industries. The intention of our examination is to present … that tourism may be an important chance for economic growth in developing countries. We assume that biodiversity is an … important factor influencing the demand for tourism. In other words: a rich biodiversity provides a comparative advantage for …
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Tourism is a service sector which earns a substantial foreign exchange to developing countries. In India, Kerala is one … beaches. To make the tourism a great success one has to take advantage of the modern technology to full extent. Present paper … is an attempt to market tourism by adapting the service marketing approach for achieving great success. …
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developing tourism in a Portuguese mountain region da Estrela. …
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networks. Our research examined cooperative relationships in the tourism industry to better understand what makes them … commitment. Data for the model was collected from a sample of tourism firms in successful cooperative networks. The theoretical … commitment. Thus, tourism firms should develop cooperative strategies in their networks by focusing on enhancing interpersonal …
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particularly within the tourism and construction industries. A practical implication of the research is thus that in evaluating new …
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manufacturs, many developing countries have turned to tourism as a possible alternative source of growth. This paper provides a … comprehensive survey of the literature on tourism and economic development, identifying both the contribution that tourism can make … estimate tourism demand are provided and evaluated. The estimated elasticity values indicate developing countries' potential to …
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This paper discusses a pervasive yet neglected form of social interaction, that between service staff and customers. Observational and video data from two different shop settings are used to explore three aspects of service interactions. First, queues are discussed, a mundane yet massively...
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This paper presents the Annual Progress Report on Vietnam’s Poverty Reduction Strategy. The industrial output and export turnover have continuously increased and exceeded the targeted plan. The entire social investment has been fairly well increased, especially that of the private sector,...
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reference to the money put at Romania’sdisposal for the development of tourism; the analysis of competitiveness in …
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contribute for the improvement of planning and implementation strategies of tourism marketing at regional level. Data regarding … tourism marketing. Despite the fact that already many studies have been made, internationally, on the impact of sport events … substantial additional financial effort was made. In what concerns the private regional tourism agents, no promotion could be …
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