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Hospitality Strategic Management Tourism Case Study
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The company still enjoys a substantial market share with its products and services, enjoying its quality in the past. The rising competition requires effective management. Starbucks must develop competitive products that uphold the quality standards of the company. With quality and diversity as its competitive advantage, Starbucks may retain the market share, thus preventing its products' commoditization.
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Economic Factors that Tour Operators Take Into Account in Setting the Price of their Package Holidays Tourism Essay
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The tourism industry uses the "time-based pricing" method. This implies that they charge higher prices during the holiday season and special-event periods, commonly regarded as the peak season (Butler, 2001).  During this time, the hotels and most tourist destinations are in high demand, and they also charge more for their services.
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Hospitality Strategic Management Tourism Case Study
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Another equally vital role of the institutions is to offer the hotels an opportunity to carry out extensive market research, thereby creating appropriate products and services. The call centers obtain opinions and suggestions of the customers, thereby developing appropriate products. As public relations and customer service institutions in a hotel, the hotels' management must make the call centers efficient.
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New Trends in Shared Living Tourism Tourism Report
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Travelers on more than just sleeping and sightseeing as they desire to become a part of local community activities to immerse themselves in alternative cultures. However, accommodations normally do not provide an opportunity for travelers to have interactions with either people with whom they intend to engage or the local community.
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Entry of the InterContinental Hotel into China Tourism Case Study
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Generally speaking, the InterContinental Hotel must ensure that they also tap the readily available market, that is, the local population. This will require that the management incorporate Chinese foods, drinks, and services among others. This will ensure that they tap the local market (Enz, 2010).
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The Role That Tourism Has Played in Enhancing the Development of the Costa Rica Tourism Case Study
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Costa Rica ranks 72 in statistics of world tourist arrivals (World Travel and Tourism Council, 7). Tourists are expected to pay a departure fee of $26 dollars. Bus transport is the common means of domestic is fairly cheap – $0.50 for rides from one end of town to another. The popular tours are Caravan tours and Adventure and dive tours.
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Exploring the Lake Havasu City Tourism Essay
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Lake Havasu City comprises significant features that make it serve as a major beauty in the Southwestern American region. Through enhancing historical sites, geological, and tourist aspects as well as recreational facilities, the region remains one of the major destinations that anyone intending to visit places feels good to visit.
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Seaside Resorts and Cultures of Tourism Tourism Literature review
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In the history of its development in the nineteenth century Britain, seaside holiday had changed for the several times. After being invented as the place of aristocratic vacation, it steadily included middle-class representatives and by the end of the century has turned into the activity oriented mostly on the working class.
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Globalization, Tourism and Travel Motilities Tourism Essay
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Travel involves the movement of an individual between different geographical regions for various reasons including tourism, recreation, and research among others (Page and Connell, 2010). Despite having multiple nationalities, an individual can travel to different sites as long as the relations between the two countries match.
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Demand for Lodging and Conference Spaces in Ohio-Yellow Springs Tourism Case Study
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The construction of the new facility should be close to the main business generators in Yellow Springs. Also, the restaurant facility should consider including the lodging and conference amenities already provided by the competitors in the market. The new modern restaurant should also have rooms with adequate natural lighting, suite type rooms with refrigerators and microwaves,.
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The Importance of Service Skills in Restaurants and How Poor Service Affects Repeat Business Tourism Coursework
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While selecting a place where to have a meal, people tend to make either planned or spontaneous decisions. In the case of spontaneous decisions, such as criteria as proximity, type of cuisine, overall interior, hygiene, and atmosphere are viewed to be the main influencers (Pun and Ho, 2001; Pratten, 2003).
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Consumer Behavior in the Tourism Industry Tourism Essay
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It is of critical importance to understanding tourist consumer behaviours to develop effective marketing activities of promoting tourism products and services. Tourist consumer behaviour denotes the different acts, decisions, perceptions, and attitudes that determine the tourism products and services that customers are likely to consume.
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Brazil in the Political-Social-Economic Context with Reference to Tourism Tourism Assignment
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In case visitors come into a country only to find less than they expected it can negatively impact tourism especially from that country they came from. This is because they will take a negative message home which can easily make other prospective visitors change their minds. It would be good to give visitors more than they expected.
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Priceline Tourist Company Analysis Tourism Article
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Since 1997 and within a very small time frame, it attained remarkable growth in revenues and net income like US$ 6.79 billion and US$ 1.89 billion by 2013. Such improved revenue is mainly due to its strategy of ‘name your own price system’. Numerous customers used to offer their desired prices but the organization failed to fulfill their expectations.
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Questions about Fair Mount Royal York in Toronto Tourism Assignment
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HRM department of the Fairmont Royal York has to take care of each detail of the sales call. Most of the time, the HRM department has taken care of the internal as well as external matters of the organization. In the case of multinational, it used a matrix departmental format for maintaining exclusive service (Altenberg, 2008). 
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The Benefits of Tourism of Indigenous Communities Tourism Assignment
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Sustainable development is essential for the survival of indigenous cultural tourism as sustainable development models are necessary for indigenous tourism to maintain its authenticity and flourish.  The Brundtland Report (p. 4) defines sustainable development as “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”.
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The Concept of Sustainable Development of Indigenous Cultural Tourism Tourism Assignment
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Sustainable development is an essential prerequisite for the survival and growth of indigenous cultural tourism. Sustainable tourism aims at the social and cultural well being of local residents through the protection of environmental resources, natural habitats, and authentic indigenous products.
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Tourism and Hospitality of Anaheim Tourism Article
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We will conduct our meeting in Anaheim, Orange County, and we have settled for this option due to its various attractive locations. The city has several airports and other airstrips that convenience our flight from other regions into this city, a highly controlled traffic system that has reduced traffic delays. 
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Does Tourism Knowledge Really Exist Tourism Assignment
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In more ways than one tourism education is seen as a victim of its initially earned success that had attracted students and scholars.  Through a collective effort, they made the course successful by incorporating many topics for research from other related subjects which could essentially bring about changes to a major study area involving human relations.
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The Chance to Go for Medical Tourism Tourism Essay
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People now travel from developed countries to third-world countries for availing medical treatment because there the cost of having treatment is much low. For example, the medical cost in the US and other parts of the world are increasing day by day so the citizens of those countries and the insurance companies consider medical tourism to lower their costs.
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Asia Pacific Tourism Tourism Case Study
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The investments are from the government and the private sectors. The region is expected to maintain its status of being the fastest tourist destination. Japan is also expected to be the largest exporter of visitors. The economy of the area is also expected to be strong, which will oversee the expansion and creation of new airports.
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City That Never Sleeps Tourism Literature review
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In the United States, New York City’s nickname is the city that never sleeps. According to Musto, the nightlife hours have lessened and people only enjoy part of the night while going back to their homes. This was not the case years ago when the city was not characterized by gentrification, Guiliani, Brooklyn, and the advancement of social media.
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Southwest Airline and Their Crises Management Tourism Case Study
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It is important to appreciate that public relations professionals have to ensure that there is an allowance towards addressing the significant issues in a transparent manner. Even though issues like regulations, business affiliations, labor conditions, and more, need to remain available to the public.
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Arab Tourists in London: Reasons and Cultural Differences Tourism Case Study
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Generally speaking, Arab tourism made a great contribution to the development of London. The area of International tourism is the most beneficial for the economy of Great Britain and brings great prospects for the further development of the county and strengthening of its positions on the world level.
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The Growth of Segmentation in International Tourism into Niche Tourism Tourism Assignment
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The main objectives of poor developing countries are to establish independence, sovereignty, self-determination, and self-reliance. Most of these objectives were met after these countries gained independence from their colonial masters. The issue of economic dependence arose and became the main barrier to economic development and independence.
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Chinese Tourism Tourism Annotated Bibliography
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A totally different perspective of the Korean behavior for the Chinese is presented when the author writes that “there are places long assessable to the Chinese that have only recently been opened to other tourists”. This point makes the reader wonder about the Korean perspective regarding Chinese nationals.
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Developing Creative Solutions for Hotel Industry Tourism Case Study
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The most effective point towards a successful hotel is goal congruence. The closeness to downtown and commercial areas was what the customer desired. Within the special features category, the presence of restaurants, business lounges and clubs gave a positive impact. Of the communication category, the main desires were the provision of facilities like telephone and internet access.
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The Effects of Tourism on the Small State of Monaco Tourism Research Paper
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Monaco is a state in Europe that borders on France and the Mediterranean Sea. The state is well known as a popular tourist destination due to the mild climate, attractive scenery and wide range of gambling facilities. Tourism is an intrusive activity. The validity of the research design will be discussed, and the methods justified.
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The Impact of Tourism Development Between Palma Nova and Magaluf Tourism Report
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The trip was helpful for the students to carry out real-life experiments on the knowledge acquired in the classroom. Knowledge gained in the field trip is very important and the interest to gain more knowledge on the topic has been ignited. With such kinds of excursions, the trip organized should be able to allow interactions with different locations to get information regarding tourism activities.
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The Overview of the Seabourn Cruise Line Company Tourism Coursework
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This coursework provides detailed information regarding the market segmentation of the organization in accordance with the different groups of customers in the industry. It also provides the intensity of market competition in this era with regard to the cruise industry. It also produces a detailed report on the market penetration and the strategies applied to gain maximum market share. 
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Analysis of Mirandus Tours Company Tourism Report
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Mirandus Tours is a company specializing in customized, private tours of London and other parts of the country. Mirandus Tours is successful due to a number of traits and practices within the company. The company maintains an active system and process of good organization which ensures that the best possible experiences are passed to customers.
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The Idea of Developing Tourism Through a National Park Tourism Research Proposal
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Through the snowballing sampling method, 11 respondents were initially selected and data were collected until saturation point. This research will utilize both digital and text data. The researcher will derive text data from a review of past literature through secondary research. Semi-structured interviews are the main sources of digital data. 
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Impact of Volunteer Tourism on Host Communities Tourism Report
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There exists a group of tourists who organize themselves and travel into missions that involve alleviating the material poverty of the host society or the host environment for free called volunteer tourism. According to Callanan & Thomas, these volunteers join community welfare, teaching programs, environmental conservation programs and building projects.  
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Cultural Tourism with the Exploration of Indigenous Cultures Tourism Thesis
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Indigenous populations that exist on the lands that people want to protect are usually a part of that land and should be included in the decision-making process in order to sustain those lands. National parks usually have within them populations of people that have established long heritages that must be addressed when preserving lands.
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Evaluation and Rebranding of Iceland as a Tourist Destination Tourism Research Paper
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It is expected that tourism in the region will continue to grow as the government has defined a strategic framework for boosting the sector tactically in the next ten years. The number of tourists will rise to 1.5 million in 2013 from 700,000 in 2012. A detailed analysis of the promotional activities of the country reveals that it has developed an interactive website for the tourists. 
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Event Tourism Tourism Research Paper
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Novelty, cultural exploration, known group socialization, and escape from daily activities as major motives for attending the event. Event motives vary across groups of tourists and nontourists. Known group socialization is an important motive for the nontourist group and tourists are motivated by the cultural experience.
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How Important Chinese Market is for Cruising Industry Tourism Term Paper
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In this regard, it can be recommended that the country must plan properly with regard to allowing the expansion of the operations of both domestic and international cruising companies in China. This expansion should be executed based on the capabilities of the nation to provide cruising amenities to international and domestic companies.                                    
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Trailfinders Travel Agency Tourism Research Paper
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As a result, in order to capture the opportunities in this industry, many travel agencies have expanded their business across the local, regional, and international peripheries. Therefore, travel, from being the social and global leisure activity has shifted its perspective towards economic opportunities for many individuals and business entities.
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Understanding Consumer Tourist Behaviour Tourism Literature review
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The news post ‘Tourism is a global force for good. It needs the best leaders at the helm’ by Gilad Goren to praise the contribution of tourism (9.5% of global GDP) for generating business activity. But the downside to that promising growth is that $32bn of this business activity comes from the slavery trade (Goren, 2015). 
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Marketing Approaches for Overcoming Increased Competition in the UK Hotel Industry Tourism Coursework
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The direct-to-consumer marketing is suggested as a marketing strategy that can help a firm to improve its position towards its competitors; it is noted that the specific strategy has been successfully used in the USA (2007) for increasing the awareness of consumers on pharmaceutical products (Ferrell and Hartline 2010, p.101). 
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European Travel Geography: New Forest Tourism Coursework
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The New Forest National Park makes the area an ideal target for scientific and environmental inquiry. This place has almost all the attributes of a rural destination that an ideal European travel experience should witness. Modern tourism management according to the dynamics of the tourist industry can help the New Forest to prosper and flourish.
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Scenery of United Kingdom Tourism Coursework
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Though most of the visitors originate from Europe, domestic tourism is a significant component of tourism in the United Kingdom. In reference to the Office of National Statistics (2011), the United Kingdom receives a high number of visitors from France, Germany, the United States, the Republic of Ireland, Spain, and the Netherlands. 
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International Tourism: The Main Issues Affecting the Sector Tourism Case Study
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Ecotourism potentially provides a sustainable approach to development. It has beneficial outcomes with regard to an enhanced appreciation of natural environments, for protection and conservation, educational value to visitors in relation to nature and conservation, and the assignment of additional natural areas for conservation. 
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Heritage Managemant: Dicovery Point in Dundee Tourism Coursework
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Accordingly, it would be helpful to leave the maintenance of the site in control of private organizations, but the local government should allocate a budget line item and have a member or two on the board of the Heritage Trust in order to ensure that the needs and concerns of the community are continually looked after.    
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New Zealand: Emerging Destination with Potential for the Future Tourism Case Study
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With the dwindling interest in maintaining the Maori traditions, it is likely that in 20 years this focus will have no impact on tourism and will no longer be available for observation. Political drivers include the development of a more equitable society which will diminish some of the rugged themes that have inspired tourists. 
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How Does Al Wajbah Fort Contribute to Qatars History and Culture Tourism Coursework
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With a profound and colorful history dating back well over 2000 years, Qatar offers a unique and rich archaeological destination for affluent world travelers in a unique niche. Some of the most attractive and lucrative archaeological destinations revolve around forts and castles that have significant historical references to modern culture.
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Stereotypes and the Tourist Role Tourism Coursework
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Quite often professionals and other players in the tourism sector such as tour operators, guides, and travel agencies tend to view tourists as a homogenous lot whose roles can only be defined by their cultural or national backgrounds as opposed to understanding each of the tourists as an individual. 
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The Impacts of a Cultural Fest Tourism Coursework
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Marketing is important when hosting a cultural fest for tourists, a strong marketing budget and the campaign will help in bringing people from all over the world to attend the event. Tourists are the basic aim of organizing such festivals, and so without their presence, the festival might not be able to attain the perceived economic benefits.
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Models of Event Evaluation Tourism Assignment
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The days of a simple follow-up survey of delegates and little internal accountability are well and truly over. Organizations spend up to 1.5 % of revenues on Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), which is equivalent to up to 60 percent of travel spend, yet no one has got visibility of that spending (Coates, 2012).
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The Travel and Tourism Sector Tourism Assignment
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Governments can also support the segregation of wildlife so that wild animals do not come into contact, on a regular basis, with people. This has to do with preserving wild animals in regions where the human population’s expansion has resulted in civilians encroaching on woodlands to eke out a living.
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