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Tourism is a multidimensional phenomenon that not only represents an important global economic sector, but also influences geographical patterns, social communities, regional economic networks, and political relations. Due to the comprehensive...
The IATA distribution standard NDC and the fulfilment standard One Order could help airlines to facilitate co-creation in the airline industry. This paper sheds light on the pitfalls and hurdles that accompany this process making it an interesting...
Most tourism destinations in Switzerland are fragmented. The result is that actors along the customer’s journey intervene in a disordered way. To create a smart integrated tourism destination, we posited that collaboration between these different...
Tourist purchasing decisions are multi-layered and complex, due to the combination of a number of special features: (1) Decisions take place at a distance and are therefore risky; (2) Decisions are characterized by portfolio logic with a large...
Due to the digital transformation, more and more data are generated that could be exploited co-operatively. Availability and accessibility of such data play a crucial role for creating suitable tourism products that address the current needs of the...
This report shows success criteria for joint HR and education projects of hotel companies and universities with hotel-specific study programs. Influenced by demographic developments and a changed preference system, employer branding and recruitment...
This comparative case study compares how two Swiss destinations actively trigger engagement to engage their second-home owners. The study analyzes antecedents and consequences of supplier-induced engagement for a company-type and a community-type...