New governance and management in touristic destinations - Valeri, Marco (IGI Global, 2022)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Section 1. Destination governance. Chapter 1. Destination governance: the role of local authorities in Greek tourism marketing ; Chapter 2. A network-based view on extreme expedition team composition in Alpine tourism ; Chapter 3. The impact of corporate digital responsibility (CDR) on internal stakeholders' satisfaction in Hungarian upscale hotels ; Chapter 4. Cointegration and causality analysis of Portuguese tourism and air quality: differences among international tourism markets ; Chapter 5. Georgetown as a gastronomy tourism destination: visitor awareness towards revisit intention of Nasi Kandar restaurant ; Chapter 6. Governance factors that influence the internationalization of tourism destinations: the perspective of Portuguese DMOs ; Chapter 7. New perspective of networking in the DMO model ; Chapter 8. Complexity of tourism destination governance: a smart network approach --
- Section 2. Destination management. Chapter 9. Electronic word of mouth effects on Middle East destination overall image and behavioral intention: an empirical study in Jordan ; Chapter 10. Profile of the local residents and visitors of the historical villages of a Portugal network: an exploratory study ; Chapter 11. Role of stakeholders and perceived destination competitiveness towards ethnic enclave destination management: an overview of "little India" in Malaysia ; Chapter 12. Veszprém-Balaton 2023 European capital of culture title for sustainable cooperation: the key role of local and regional stakeholder networks ; Chapter 13. Legacy economics and meta-management of creativity in destinations: legacy economics for destination management ; Chapter 14. Reaching the new tourist through creativity: sustainable development challenges in croatian coastal towns ; Chapter 15.
- The contribution of female creativity to the development of gastronomic tourism in Greece: the case of the Island of naxos in the South Aegean Region ; Chapter 16. Assessing the potential for tourism development: northern Portugal as a surf destination ; Chapter 17. The urban sensescapes and sensory destination branding. - Mode of access: World Wide Web