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Tourism Management : Analysis, Behaviour, and Strategy

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    9781845933234

  • ISBN10:

    1845933230

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-03-15
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

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Summary

Planning and implementing successful tourism programs requires in depth predictions of tourist behavior. However, the actions of tourists are not always based upon conscious thinking and decision-making and therefore more realistic and practical management strategies are needed. Tourism Management provides an in-depth coverage of sense making, planning, implementing, evaluating and administering tourism marketing and management programs. Recent advances in tourism theory and research on causal history and ecological systems are used to discuss how leisure and tourism occurs. This book offers useful descriptions, tools, and examples of tourism management decision-making.

Table of Contents

Contributorsp. ix
Introduction to Advancing Tourism Management
Tourism Management Theory, Research and Practicep. 1
Scanning and Sense Making
Travel Motivation: a Critical Review of the Concept's Developmentp. 14
Culture's Consequences on Experiencing International Tourism Services and Productsp. 28
Grounded Theory of International Tourism Behaviour: Building Systematic Propositions from Emic Interpretations of Japanese Travellers Visiting the USAp. 62
Tourist Harassment and Responsesp. 94
Deconstructing Backpackingp. 107
Planning
Tourism Demand Modelling and Forecastingp. 113
Market Segmentation in Tourismp. 129
Advanced Topics in Tourism Market Segmentationp. 151
When Tourists Desire an Artificial Culture: the Bali Syndrome in Hawaiip. 174
Implementing
Advertising Travel Services to the Business Travellerp. 185
Interpreting and Managing Special Events and Festivalsp. 197
Theme Park Tourism and Management Strategyp. 218
Tummy Tucks and the Taj Mahal? Medical Tourism and the Globalization of Health Carep. 232
Wine Tourism and Consumersp. 245
Complexity at Sea: Managing Brands within the Cruise Industryp. 269
Internationalization and the Hotel Industryp. 285
Guests' Meetings and Hotel Group Room Reservationsp. 302
Evaluating Actions/Process and Performance Outcomes
Sport Events and Strategic Leveraging: Pushing Towards the Triple Bottom Linep. 318
Deconstructing Destination Perceptions, Experiences, Stories and Internet Search: Text Analysis in Tourism Researchp. 339
Importance-Performance Analysis (IPA): Confronting Validity Issuesp. 358
Evaluating Tourism Management Programmes: Advancing a Paradigm Shift for Achieving Highly Effective Tourism Destination Management Programmes and Strategy Performance Auditsp. 378
Tourist Shopping Village Success and Failurep. 405
Monitoring Visitor Satisfaction with Destinations using Expectations, Importance and Performance Constructsp. 424
Tourism's Economic Contribution versus Economic Impact Assessment: Differing Roles for Satellite Accounts and Economic Modellingp. 459
Administering
Sustainability and Tourism Dynamicsp. 470
Employee Empowerment: a Key to Tourism Successp. 493
Indexp. 511
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