| Description |
volumes <1-3 > : illustrations ; 25 cm |
| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Contributors -- Preface -- Part One: Consumers and Destinations -- 1. Developing Operational Measures for the Components ofa Destination Competitiveness/Sustainability Model versus Managerial Perspectives, J.R. Brent Richie et al -- 2. Destination Images and Consumer Confidence in Destination Attribute Rating, R.R. Perdue -- 3. Breaking the Rules: Cognitive Distance, Choice Sets and Long-Haul Destinations, T. Harrison-Hill -- 4. The Impact of Seemingly Minor Methodological Changes on Estimates of Travel and Correcting Bias, Jay Beaman -- Part Two: Decision Processes -- 5. A Review of Choice Modelling Research in Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure, G.I. Crouch and J.J. Louviere -- 6. Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Travel and Tourism, R.L. King and A.G. Woodside -- 7. Representing and Predicting Tourist Choice Behaviour: A ROle-Based vs. Utility-Based Approach, M. van Middelkoop et al -- 8. Two Means to the Same End: Hierarchical Value Maps in Tourism - Comparing the Association pattern TEchnique with Importance Ratings, A. Zins -- Part Three: Consumer Segments -- 9. Segmenting Travel on the Sourcing of Information, T. Bieger and C. Laesser -- 10. 'Nowhere Left to Run': A Study of Value Boundaries and Segmentation Within the Backpacker Market of New Zealand, I. Ateljevic and S. Doorne -- 11. Using Internet Technology to Request Travel Information and Purchase Travel Services: A Comparison of X'ers, Boomers and Mature Market Segments Visiging Florida, M.A. Bonn -- 12. Which Determines Our Leisure Preference: Demographics or Personality?, R.L. McGuiggan -- Part Four: Segmentation Methodology -- 13. A New Pyschographic Segmentation Method using Jugian MBTI Variables in the Tourism Industry, J.Y. Gountas and S Goutas -- 14. K-Means vs. Topology Representing Networks: Comparing Ease of use for Gaining Optimal Results with Referecne to Data Input Order, A. Ganglmair and B. Wooliscroft -- 15. Behavioural Market Segmentation Using the Bagged Clustering Approach based Binary Gues Survey Data: Expoling and Visualizing Unobserved Heterogeneity, S. Dolnicar and F. Leisch -- 16. Mastering Unobserved Heterogeneity in Tourist Behaviour Research, J.A. Mazanec -- Part Five: Consumption, Evaluation and Dis/satisfaction -- 17. The Consumption of Tour Routes in Cultural Landscapes, T. Oliver -- 18. Evlautagin Heritage Visitor Attractions from the Consumer Persepctive: A Focus on Castlefield URban Heritage Park in Manchester, UK, P. Schofield -- 19. A Critical Review of Appraoches to Measure Satisifaction with Tourist Destinations, M. Kozak -- 20. A Review of Comparison Standards used in Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction Studies: Some Emerging Issues for Hospitality and Tourism Research, Y. Ekinci et al -- 21. The Antecedents and Consequences of Vacationer's Dis/satisfaction: Tales from the Field, A. Decrop -- Index |
| Notes |
Volume 3 edited by Geoffrey I. Crouch ... [et al.] |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Consumer behavior.
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Hospitality industry.
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Tourism -- Psychological aspects.
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Travelers -- Psychology.
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| Author |
Woodside, Arch G.
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Society of Consumer Psychology of Tourism, Hospitality, and Leisure.
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Symposium on the Consumer Psychology of Tourism, Hospitality, and Leisure (2nd : 2000 : Vienna, Austria)
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| LC no. |
99031570 2001275999 |
| ISBN |
0851993222 |
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0851995357 (v. 2 : alk. paper) |
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085199749X (v. 3) |
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