Add to ORKGThis paper looks at how tourist numbers to Ireland from Great Britain has been falling over the years, and what Ireland needs to do to regain lost ground. It proffers different solution, and one of the main focuses of this paper was how Small to Medium Enterprise players in this industry can play a crucial role in achieving the above
The 2000-2005 period was a turbulent one for the tourism industry. Yet despite shocks like September...
Introduction: Tourism destinations need to adapt to changes in management. They cannot afford to ign...
Purpose - This paper examines the integration of management and marketing practices at heritage site...
With the Wild Atlantic Way project offering huge potential for the western seaboard counties, the Mi...
This paper outlines a range of strategic issues that the Irish tourism industry is facing in the 200...
After three years of difficult trading conditions Irish tourism needs to move towards recovery. Give...
Britain is Ireland’s main source of overseas visitors. Major changes have occurred over the last ten...
The marketing of Ireland as a garden destination has been evolving over the past six years. The comp...
National reports advise that in order for the tourism industry to restore its competitiveness, Irela...
AbstractThis paper investigates the behaviour of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) within th...
Ireland, located on the north-west periphery of Europe, illustrates all the difficulties of a small,...
Tourism has become a very important industry worldwide in recent decades; as a source of employment...
The Irish tourism industry is fragmented, composed mainly of micro/small businesses, and its owner/m...
This paper looks at the importance of building a sustainable tourism model throughout Ireland; one t...
In March 2014 Fáilte Ireland launched a new coastal drive, ‘The Wild Atlantic Way' (WAW). This new i...
The 2000-2005 period was a turbulent one for the tourism industry. Yet despite shocks like September...
Introduction: Tourism destinations need to adapt to changes in management. They cannot afford to ign...
Purpose - This paper examines the integration of management and marketing practices at heritage site...
With the Wild Atlantic Way project offering huge potential for the western seaboard counties, the Mi...
This paper outlines a range of strategic issues that the Irish tourism industry is facing in the 200...
After three years of difficult trading conditions Irish tourism needs to move towards recovery. Give...
Britain is Ireland’s main source of overseas visitors. Major changes have occurred over the last ten...
The marketing of Ireland as a garden destination has been evolving over the past six years. The comp...
National reports advise that in order for the tourism industry to restore its competitiveness, Irela...
AbstractThis paper investigates the behaviour of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) within th...
Ireland, located on the north-west periphery of Europe, illustrates all the difficulties of a small,...
Tourism has become a very important industry worldwide in recent decades; as a source of employment...
The Irish tourism industry is fragmented, composed mainly of micro/small businesses, and its owner/m...
This paper looks at the importance of building a sustainable tourism model throughout Ireland; one t...
In March 2014 Fáilte Ireland launched a new coastal drive, ‘The Wild Atlantic Way' (WAW). This new i...
The 2000-2005 period was a turbulent one for the tourism industry. Yet despite shocks like September...
Introduction: Tourism destinations need to adapt to changes in management. They cannot afford to ign...
Purpose - This paper examines the integration of management and marketing practices at heritage site...