Young-Tae Chang,Suhyung Lee,Hyosoo Kevin Park
Young-Tae Chang
Three major cruise lines account for 82% of the total market share. Their financial statements show different results between the operating incomes and net incomes over time. To examine the major causes of the differences, this study measur...
Monitoring tourism flows and destination management: Empirical evidence for Portugal [0.03%]
旅游流量监测与目的地管理：以葡萄牙为例的实证研究
Jorge M Andraz,Paulo M M Rodrigues
Jorge M Andraz
We propose the use of a tool recently introduced by Gayer (2010), known as the "economic climate tracer", to analyze and monitor the cyclical evolution of tourism source markets to Portugal. Considering the period 1987-2015, we evaluate how...
Political economy and the emergence of a hybrid mode of governance of tourism planning [0.03%]
政治经济学与旅游规划治理新模式的出现
Yim King Penny Wan,Bill Bramwell
Yim King Penny Wan
This paper examines how Hong Kong's political economy influences its local modes of tourism governance and development planning. The study explores how a destination can exhibit a hybrid mode of tourism governance, and also how that emerged...
Bed bugs bite the hospitality industry? A framing analysis of bed bug news coverage [0.03%]
话说酒店业越子问题？关于越子新闻报道的视角分析
Bingjie Liu,Lori Pennington-Gray
Bingjie Liu
News coverage plays an important role in determining individuals' travel decisions and influencing the general tourism market. Bed bug infestation, as a growing crisis in the hospitality and tourism industry, has been featured in news cover...
Lyme disease: Current issues, implications, and recommendations for tourism management [0.03%]
Lyme病：当前问题、影响及旅游管理建议
Holly Donohoe,Lori Pennington-Gray,Oghenekaro Omodior
Holly Donohoe
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection spread through the bite of an infected tick. In the last few decades, the number and spatial reach of new cases has increased globally and in the United States, Lyme disease is now the most commonly rep...
Ming-Hsiang Chen
Ming-Hsiang Chen
This paper contributes to the tourism literature by examining determinants of the Taiwanese tourist hotel industry (THI) cycle. This study uses a Markov-switching model (MSM) proposed by Hamilton (1989) to analyze the Taiwanese tourist hote...
Why hotel rooms were not full during a hallmark sporting event: The 2009 World Games experience [0.03%]
重大体育赛事期间酒店客房为何未满员——以第九届世界运动会为例分析
Ya-Yen Sun,Ariel Rodriguez,Jih-Hwa Wu et al.
Ya-Yen Sun et al.
Hosting mega- and hallmark-events is perceived as an important vehicle for tourism development. However, in the case of the 2009 World Games, the first international hallmark sporting event in Taiwan, the volume of hotel occupancies and rev...
A comparison of the governance of tourism planning in the two Special Administrative Regions (SARs) of China - Hong Kong and Macao [0.03%]
中国两个特别行政区的旅游规划治理比较研究——以香港和澳门为例
Yim King Penny Wan
Yim King Penny Wan
This study compares the governance of tourism planning between Hong Kong and Macao - the two Special Administrative Regions (SARs) of China. Through using the qualitative research method, the two SARs' institutional frameworks of tourism pl...
Signal detection as the first line of defence in tourism crisis management [0.03%]
信号检测在旅游危机管理中的作用分析——以2015年“8.12天津港爆炸”事件为例研究欧洲游客的撤离应对行为
Alexandros Paraskevas,Levent Altinay
Alexandros Paraskevas
The vulnerability of the tourism industry to a range of crises has attracted many scholars to investigate the crisis strategies and practices employed by destinations and tourism organizations mainly with regards to crisis preparedness, con...
Does world heritage list really induce more tourists? Evidence from Macau [0.03%]
世界遗产名录真的能够吸引更多游客吗？——来自澳门的证据
Chia-Hui Huang,Jen-Ruey Tsaur,Chih-Hai Yang
Chia-Hui Huang
It is commonly believed that being listed on the World Heritage List (WHL) results in attracting more tourists. However, this assumption has not been generally subject to rigorous econometric approach in the existing literature. To fill thi...