Competitive Determinance–performance Analysis: An Illustration on Turkish Winter Tourism Destinations

Erbaş, Emre

doi:10.3727/108354216x14537459508973

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“…The models and theories centered on the analysis of a destinations’ competitiveness (Chen et al , 2016; Dwyer et al , 2014; Erbas, 2016) emphasize the way a destination’s resources are dynamized rather than comparing a destination’s performance according to the resources it possesses.…”

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Tourist events and satisfaction: a product of regional tourism competitiveness

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Almeida

et al. 2019

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Purpose This study aims to analyze the contribution of tourist event and satisfaction with tourism events as a product of regional tourism competitiveness, as well as evaluate factors of competitiveness. Design/methodology/approach The research followed a quantitative methodology by conducting a questionnaire on the four largest tourist events in Madeira (Carnival, Flower Festival, Atlantic Festival and Wine Festival), an insular island located in Portugal. Findings The sample consisted of 2,262 tourists surveyed during the year 2017 and structural equation models were used as the statistical method. Results showed that satisfaction is reflected in the client's loyalty to the choice of a tourist destination and also contributes directly and indirectly to the regional tourist competitiveness. Originality/value This study contributes to the valorization of local and regional events, perceived by the level of satisfaction and loyalty of tourists, as products of regional competitiveness of a tourist destination.

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Tourist events and satisfaction: a product of regional tourism competitiveness

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Almeida

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“…Saaty [23], first suggested about the Analytic Hierarchy Process technique, meanwhile its advancement in AHP, this is the best tool for the researchers and decision makers and AHP is one of the utmost mostly used tool for decision making purpose and based on the multiple measures for decision makers [23,26]. Analytic Hierarchy Process refers to the theory of measurements comprising pair's assessments and it too depends upon the expert's thoughts to choice priority gauges [7]. Analytic Hierarchy Process provisions various characteristics of ranking in hierarchal form, thus AHP permit governments and business consultants to focus on the utmost significant matters [4].…”

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Export competitiveness analysis of Pakistan garments industry based on GEM Model

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The main purpose of this research study is to investigate export competitiveness of Pakistani garment industry in the global markets by applying the GEM Model. GEM model is vastly applied in many industries to analyse the export competitiveness of the particular cluster. Survey technique applies to primary data collection through a structured questionnaire. Pakistani garments industry export competitiveness based on GEM Model is analysed by using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) technique. After thorough analysis, overall calculated GEM score is 382 for Pakistani garment industry. GEM score 382 means that Pakistani garment industry is above the national average level and possess country wide competitive advantages. The future research scope is that there can be studied the associations between one or many other factors to check the competitiveness level of Pakistani garment industry. This research work has very important practical implications for all stakeholders to evaluate the export competitiveness level of the garment industry. By applying the GEM model, the organization can evaluate its strengths and weaknesses, so that organizations can cope with the international competition accordingly which is supportive to make decisions for their businesses.

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“…Zhou et al (2015) applied AHP to evaluate the tourism destination competitiveness in West Virginia, USA, concerning its neighboring states. Erbas (2016) proposed a multi methodology approach for evaluating tourism destinations competitiveness, in which AHP is integrated into two existing analysis tools for examining customer satisfaction and management strategies; the proposed approach was applied to a Turkish winter sports destination case. Wang et al (2016) combined AHP with two analysis techniques to propose an integrated approach that aims to evaluate strengths and weaknesses regarding smart tourism of a popular tourist attraction in China.…”

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A multicriteria model for evaluation of Brazilian wineries from a tourism destination perspective

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Schramm

et al. 2021

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Purpose This paper aims to propose a multicriteria model for the evaluation of tourist service quality in Brazilian wineries from a tourism perspective. Design/methodology/approach The model is comprising two phases: structure of the problem and application of the method. First, the selection of wineries in a given region, the identification of decision-makers that will perform the evaluation according to a set of 19 criteria based on the Tourqual protocol and the construction of the evaluation matrix in the next phase. Then, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method is applied and a rank of wineries is provided. Findings The model is applied to evaluate the seven most important wineries in South Brazil and the results provided by the AHP method, considering the categories of Tourqual protocol, are consistent with the opinion of specialists in wine tourism. Research limitations/implications The model needs to be applied to other case studies to evaluate the consistency of the results and their acceptability by the tourism sector. Practical implications The model has the potential to be applied as a formal tool for evaluation of wineries, support decision-making processes in different wine tourism management structures: private wine and tourism organizations; public managers of tourism activity and managers of governance structures. Originality/value This paper presents a novel AHP-based model for evaluation of service quality in the winery’s tourism domain, an empirical application of the model for evaluation of wineries in one of the most important regions that produce grapes and wine in South America.

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Competitive Determinance–performance Analysis: An Illustration on Turkish Winter Tourism Destinations

Cited by 16 publications

References 46 publications

Tourist events and satisfaction: a product of regional tourism competitiveness

Tourist events and satisfaction: a product of regional tourism competitiveness

Export competitiveness analysis of Pakistan garments industry based on GEM Model

A multicriteria model for evaluation of Brazilian wineries from a tourism destination perspective

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