Caribbean cruise tourism: globalization at sea.

By R. Wood. 2000

292 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: History, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Transportation

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Citations in the corpus

• Spaces of Containment and Revenue Capture: ‘Super-Sized’ Cruise Ships as Mobile Tourism Enclaves (2005, background): “A number of cruise-ship companies have acquired private islands and beaches in the Caribbean that are used as port destinations for cruise ships (Showalter 1994; Wilkinson 1999; Wood 2000).”
• The Roles of Quality, Value, and Satisfaction in Predicting Cruise Passengers’ Behavioral Intentions (2004, background): “While the cruise industry has seen an annual growth rate of almost 8% since 1980, which is twice as large as the tourism industry overall (Wood 2000), recent changes in the market suggest that this rate has leveled off.”
• First Timers’ and Repeaters’ Perceived Value (2004, background): “While the cruise industry has seen an annual growth rate of almost 8% since 1980, which is twice as large as the tourism industry overall (Wood 2000), recent changes in the market suggest that this rate has leveled off.”
• The Mcdonaldization thesis and cruise tourism (2005, background): “Recent scholarship has examined the expansion of the sector (Douglas and Douglas 2001; Dowling and Vasudavan 2000; Miller and Grazer 2002; Wood 2000, 2004) and the ways in which it has affected port communities and island economies (Braun, Xander and White 2002; Dwyer and Forsyth 1998; Jaakson…”
• Stages in the economic globalization of tourism (2007, background): “This industry is a major employer of a migrating laborforce, where a strict ethnic stratification is in operation (Wood 2000).”
• Corporate social responsibility reporting in the cruise tourism industry: a performance evaluation using a new institutional theory based model (2016, background): “Similarly, it is hard to reconcile the many positive statements about employment conditions in published CSR statements with the considerable media and other reports on the poor treatment and exploitation of staff (e.g. Wood, 2000).”
• National culture, leadership and citizenship: Implications for cross-cultural management (2009, unknown): “different countries (Wood, 2000).”