The increasingly competitive environment for travelers dollars compels state travel offices to review their long term plans. An important part of that planning process is the role research will play in understanding travelers behavior. The types of research states might find most useful is the subject of this paper. Research studies are aggregated into four categories delineated as: Assessment, Monitoring, Product Positioning and Forecasting. Examples of each categorical type are briefly reviewed in terms of function and expected outputs. A strategy for designing an optimum research mix is also suggested
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County and local tourism officials have a great need for data to help them make their decisions. The...
A survey of 316 travel parties who visited the Lake Arrowhead campground in Myrtle Beach, South Caro...
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Based on a panel survey of Americans’ travel behavior, this study adopts cluster analysis and discri...
The purpose of this dissertation is to explore three autonomous but interrelated areas of the destin...
Based on the findings of a feasibility study, a tourism research center was created at Penn State Un...
This thesis examines methods by which states and small towns attempt to enhance economic development...
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