Measuring destination competitiveness: an empirical study of Canadian ski resorts
By Simon Hudson, Brent W. Ritchie, S. Timur. 2004
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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science, Transportation
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In Sociology and Political Science
- Margarida Abreu-Novais
- Charles Arcodia
- Lisa Ruhanen
- N. Kozak
- M. Caber
- Cagil Hale Kayar
- Kurt Matzler
- G. Crouch
In Transportation
- M. Caber
- Cagil Hale Kayar
- Margarida Abreu-Novais
- Kurt Matzler
- Charles Arcodia
- G. Crouch
- N. Kozak
- Lisa Ruhanen
Citations in the corpus
- Destination Competitiveness: An Analysis of Determinant Attributes (2011, background): “…2000), Australia (Dwyer, Livaic, and Mellor 2003), Hong Kong (Enright and Newton 2004), Asia-Pacific (Enright and Newton 2005), Canadian ski resorts (Hudson, Ritchie, and Timur 2004), South Australia (Faulkner, Oppermann, and Fredline 1999), South Korea and Australia (Kim et al. 2001; Kim and…”
- Classification of the destination attributes in the content of competitiveness (by revised importance-performance analysis) (2012, background): “, 1999; Feurer and Kazem, 1994; Formica, 2002), some others were empirical and quantitative (Crouch, 2007; d’Harteserre, 2000; Enright and Newton, 2004; Hudson et al., 2004), which offer various measurement methods, depending on their research focus such as destinations’ image, price, sustainability”
- Measuring Destination Competitiveness: An Application of the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (2007) (2010, background): “Likewise, research by Hudson, Ritchie, and Timur (2004 ), indicated that using tourism indices may provide useful outcomes for the planning and development of tourism destinations.”
- Destination competitiveness: what we know, what we know but shouldn't and what we don't know but should (2016, background): “Like competitiveness generally, the notion of competitiveness in tourism has been applied at various levels – resorts (Hudson et al., 2004), cities (Enright & Newton, 2005; Goffi, 2013), regions (Chen et al.”