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Can tourism deliver on its promise? New Zealand’s tourism marketing has undoubtedly come of age but, suggests Brian H Meredith, it seems that our tourism … maestro): An article from: NZ Business

April 3rd, 2010

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Can tourism deliver on its promise? New Zealand’s tourism marketing has undoubtedly come of age but, suggests Brian H Meredith, it seems that our tourism … maestro): An article from: NZ Business

Tourism Marketing: Insights from the Caribbean

April 3rd, 2010

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The Caribbean continues to be a significant player in world tourism 5% of the global pie; while tourism continues to be a major player in Caribbean economies. In 2004 Clayton and his colleagues noted that regional tourism contributed 4.5% of GDP directly; and 14.8% was directly or indirectly derived from the industry. The forecast to 2014, they noted, is that direct contributions could approximate 5.2% of GDP with contributions to be derived estimated at 16.5% of GD… More >>

Tourism Marketing: Insights from the Caribbean

Tourism Marketing: Service and Quality Management Perspectives

April 3rd, 2010

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The author of this book aims to draw together a number of perspectives on the people, organizations and places which together make up the tourism industry. His unifying theme is rooted in a belief that the central issue emerging for tourism managers as the 2lst century approaches is a concern with the nature and quality of tourism experiences. Three groups of people have stakes in the creation and enjoyment of tourism services – those who work in the various busines… More >>

Tourism Marketing: Service and Quality Management Perspectives