2018
DOI: 10.35609/gjbssr.2018.6.4(2)
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Conceptualizing ASEAN Tourism Brand: Towards A Coopetition Framework

Abstract: Objective - This paper proposes an integrative framework in an attempt to conceptualize the branding of ASEAN tourism in a sustainable and unified approach based on the results collected from a sample of travellers visiting ASEAN destinations and tourism insights from NTOs or DMOs. Methodology/Technique - A mixed method is used to combine the quantitative and qualitative phases. A survey of travellers visiting ASEAN destinations (n=480) is conducted with a mix of Asian travellers and Western travellers, as we… Show more

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“…Werner et al (2015) found that Regional Tourism Organizations collaborated nationally while competing for visitors' spending and nights during the event of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Sirisuthikul (2018) suggested that ASEAN tourism should adopt a coopetition framework and cocreate a consistent and coherent positioning of the destination, while maintaining a competitive positioning of the nation to achieve a sustainable brand of ASEAN tourism.…”
Section: Tourism Marketing Coopetitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Werner et al (2015) found that Regional Tourism Organizations collaborated nationally while competing for visitors' spending and nights during the event of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Sirisuthikul (2018) suggested that ASEAN tourism should adopt a coopetition framework and cocreate a consistent and coherent positioning of the destination, while maintaining a competitive positioning of the nation to achieve a sustainable brand of ASEAN tourism.…”
Section: Tourism Marketing Coopetitionmentioning
confidence: 99%