Tour Operators
Rural entrepreneurial space and identity: A study of local tour operators and ‘the Nenets’ indigenous reindeer herders
... non-indigenous tour operators, on ...state-owned tour operator possess key resources such as hotels and transport, and are eligible to organise and hold their own ...
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E learning as a marketing tool for Tour Operators The ‘Go Academy’ case study
... This is demonstrated by the growing number of training initiatives provided to travel agents by tour operators, to support their business partners in the sales processes. The traditional travel agent ...
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Factors affecting the adoption of information and communication technologies: small hotels and tour operators in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
... External level factors are outside the control of indi- viduals and organizations. They can be divided into three. Firstly, at the industrial level, the main focus is on the particular factors affecting the sector to ...
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Quality externalities among hotel establishments: what is the impact of tour operators?
... that tour operators are the main agents (only after hotel shareholders and man- agers) that inßuence environmental consciousness of hotel establishments, well before suppliers, public administration, ...
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USE OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES BY ZIMBABWEAN TOUR OPERATORS IN BUSINESS OPERATIONS
... country’s tour operators cannot hope to survive in the future if they continue to offer mundane tour packages to the ...the tour operators need to undertake substantial market research ...
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Sustainable tourism modelling: pricing decisions and evolutionarily stable strategies for competitive tour operators
... between tour operators and hotels located at a tourism ...the tour operators would bid a lower wholesale room price to the hotel with higher capacity and vice ...a tour operator and an ...
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Rural entrepreneurial space and identity; A study of local tour operators and ‘the Nenets’ indigenous reindeer herders
... The research reported here is based on a two month field study using ethnographic tools in Yamal in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (YNAO), in the West Siberian north above the Arctic Circle, Russian Federation. It ...
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Conflict Resolution and Management between Local Fishers and Tour Operators in the Okavango Delta’s Panhandle, Botswana
... Stakeholders can agree on spatial zoning based on a temporal scale to ensure that there is minimal competition/ contact among them during the low flood level period. The main river channel and large lagoons which are ...
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Tourism projects for community development : Influences of tour operators and development organisations
... market operators and the growing demand for their services are important for poorer communities, where the product offering can be unique and it is exceptionally important to retain revenue within the community as ...
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Tour Operators and Operations: Development, Management, and Responsibility, by Jacqueline Holland and David Leslie (2017), edited by CABI, Oxfordshire
... which tour operators are running in their respective countries or ...that tour operators can use from conventional call centers and brochures to the modern and technology-based online travel ...
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Images of Egypt in United Kingdom Tour Operators' Brochures
... the tour operators producing the ...Kingdom tour operators’ brochures are clearly not aiming the Egyptian tourism product at families - this may give the impression that Egypt not suitable for ...
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14:15-15:15 Pricing At The Crossroads - How Airlines, Hotels And Tour Operators Want To Become The Next Amazon Of Travel
... international tour operators, local tourism businesses, regional certification organisations as well as conservation and development organisations have agreed on a joint standard for sustainable lodges in ...
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The consumer's perception of the accreditation of adventure tour operators
... The primary research conducted in this study attempted to identify the attributes that consumers rated highly in relation to the accreditation of adventure tour operators and to their [r] ...
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Is Malaysian Food Important to Local Tour Operators?
... the tour operators in Australia, United States, Europe and some of Asian countries especially Thailand, China and Japan offers gastronomy packages on top the shopping and ...California. Tour ...
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE OF ICTS BY ZIMBABWEAN TOUR OPERATORS
... the tour operators’ websites to key international holiday booking ...based tour operators. The rest of the companies were tour operators based in source markets like South ...
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Assesment of Marketing Strategies Tour Operators Use for Marketing and Promotion of Tanzania Tourism Products: A Case of Arusha City
... strategies tour operators concentrate shows that online marketing, website pages and email score 57% indicating that is the marketing strategies large number of tour operators ...
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Information communication technology adoption and business performance of tour operators in malaysia
... Malaysian tour operators demonstrated steady growth as indicated in Figure ...among tour operators have increased compared to previous ...e-tour operators from foreign countries ...
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DENMARK FOR TOUR OPERATORS
... guided tour through the museum you will drive to the Royal marselis- borg Castle and mindeparken, where in the afternoon you will visit sculpture by the ...
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Marketing performance measurement in hotels, travel agencies and tour operators: a study of current practices
... 1) investigate the most-adopted marketing metrics within the tourism firms belonging to the hospitality, travel agencies and tour operator sectors;.. 2) study how these firms use such me[r] ...
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INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF TOUR OPERATORS
... Latest information on global tourism fairs Information on overseas tie-ups and partnerships Business opportunities through foreign collaborations Information on norms, policies an[r] ...
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