Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool by Chinese destination marketing organisations (DMOs), few studies have been conducted to measure the effectiveness of Chinese DMOs\u27 websites. This study attempted to fill the gap by constructing a conceptual website evaluation model consisting of five dimensions of information, communication, transaction, relationship and technical merit. The proposed framework was tested to evaluate the effectiveness of each of the dimensions of 31 Chinese Provincial Tourism Administrations\u27 (PTAs) websites. The results indicated that overall, the PTAs in China were not using their websites effectively. Among the five dimensions, transaction and relationship dimensions were the weakest ar...
Within the tourism industry, hotels and airlines are encouraging potential customers to make their r...
This paper presents the results of an exploratory evaluation of the e-business readiness of tourism ...
Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool in tourism industry, few studies have ...
Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool by Chinese destination marketing organ...
Website usability reflects the quality of a website. Presently, there are only few prior studies tha...
The web-based technologies have become a strategic necessity for tourism organizations. Through swit...
Demands for tourism websites from worldwide providers is now surging. It is a quality measurement o...
Demands for tourism websites from worldwide providers is now surging. It is a quality measurement of...
The ever-increasing use of the Web as a channel of distribution within the tourism industry naturall...
The main aim of this thesis is an investigation into Destination Management Systems (DMS) website ef...
This study analyzed the progress of Chinese attraction websites by comparing the tourists' perc...
This paper extends the applicability of the Capability Maturity Model to attraction website evaluati...
This study attempts to apply the ICTRT model proposed by Li and Wang (2010) to American context and ...
Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) are in charge of destination marketing and management and...
Over the past decade, China has experienced a rapid growth in tourism. An increasing number of clien...
Within the tourism industry, hotels and airlines are encouraging potential customers to make their r...
This paper presents the results of an exploratory evaluation of the e-business readiness of tourism ...
Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool in tourism industry, few studies have ...
Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool by Chinese destination marketing organ...
Website usability reflects the quality of a website. Presently, there are only few prior studies tha...
The web-based technologies have become a strategic necessity for tourism organizations. Through swit...
Demands for tourism websites from worldwide providers is now surging. It is a quality measurement o...
Demands for tourism websites from worldwide providers is now surging. It is a quality measurement of...
The ever-increasing use of the Web as a channel of distribution within the tourism industry naturall...
The main aim of this thesis is an investigation into Destination Management Systems (DMS) website ef...
This study analyzed the progress of Chinese attraction websites by comparing the tourists' perc...
This paper extends the applicability of the Capability Maturity Model to attraction website evaluati...
This study attempts to apply the ICTRT model proposed by Li and Wang (2010) to American context and ...
Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) are in charge of destination marketing and management and...
Over the past decade, China has experienced a rapid growth in tourism. An increasing number of clien...
Within the tourism industry, hotels and airlines are encouraging potential customers to make their r...
This paper presents the results of an exploratory evaluation of the e-business readiness of tourism ...
Despite the extensive use of the Internet as a marketing tool in tourism industry, few studies have ...