An Integrative Model (iModel) for Decision-Making in Tourism

Rodriguez-Giron, Santiago; Vanneste, Dominique; İoannides, Dimitri

doi:10.1080/21568316.2018.1506818

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“…Research conducted by Alananzeh et al (2018) stated that the decision to participate in an event is influenced by multifactorial and accommodation which is claimed to be one of the strong influencing attributes. The availability of accommodation at a destination is part of the propensity to travel for most tourists, where they prepare everything before leaving for a business and stay comfortly when they were arrived, a place that provide warranty inside for security, hospitality factor, a supportive atmosphere and environment, competitive prices, quality service, accessibility, tourist attraction, and convenience of local transportation are all factors that influenced the delegation decision (Buathong and Lai, 2017, Santiago Rodriguez Giron et al, 2019, Marketa Kubickova and Lee, 2018, Saqib, 2019.…”

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Factors Affecting Buyer Decision on Tourism Business Event

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2022

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Not a lot of research related to the determinants that influence delegates to participate in an event. This research is related to a number of factors that influence delegates who are tourism business key players when participating in a tourism event as the case is JITM 2019 which held at Yogyakarta. These factos are including accessibility, event organizer, accommodation, venue, and perceived of prices. By observing on 100 respondent who were buyer at the event and by using classical assumption test, it was found that these five factors i.e accessibility, event organizer, accommodation, venue, and perceived of prices were indeed proven to significantly influence the decision to participate in the event. Accomodation is the most influential factor, as for the details discussed in this paper. Keywords: participation; business event; decision; MICE.

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Factors Affecting Buyer Decision on Tourism Business Event

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2022

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“…This, in turn, will provide a mutual advantage for both perspectives: while tourism can be studied from more integrative and multidisciplinary approaches, systems thinking can be applied to tourism studies in a more structured and integrated way, overcoming the argumentation that it is nothing more than an amalgam of metaphors. Finally, for a detailed model and methodology to perform tourism analysis based on the conceptual framework introduced in this article, look for "An integrative model (iModel) for decision-making" by Rodriguez-Giron, Vanneste, and Ioannides (2018).…”

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Tourism Systems Thinking: Towards an Integrated Framework to Guide the Study of the Tourism Phenomenon

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Vanneste²

2019

Tourism Culture & Communication

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Tourism is widely recognized as a complex phenomenon. Some academics, however, have studied tourism from their own specialization, contributing from the perspective of their specific fields. Others have argued that the complexities of tourism should be tackled more systemically and so have used diverse concepts from systems thinking theory. Nevertheless, nobody has yet presented an integrated framework connecting existing diverse systems thinking concepts, which serves as a more structured point of departure from which to study tourism. This article (1) starts by identifying seven complexities of tourism, (2) discusses eight systems thinking's key notions in the context of those complexities, (3) structures an integrated tourism systems thinking conceptual framework, and (4) provides an application example. Thus, this work contributes with a more structured theoretical foundation for the study of tourism as a system and with an integrated approach to understand its complexities.

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An Integrative Model (iModel) for Decision-Making in Tourism

Cited by 2 publications

References 63 publications

Factors Affecting Buyer Decision on Tourism Business Event

Factors Affecting Buyer Decision on Tourism Business Event

Tourism Systems Thinking: Towards an Integrated Framework to Guide the Study of the Tourism Phenomenon

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