Cruise destination characteristics and performance: Application of a conceptual model to North Atlantic islands of Macaronesia

Luz, Luís Machado da; Antunes, António Pais; Caldeirinha, Vítor; Caballé-Valls, Jordi; García-Alonso, Lorena

doi:10.1016/j.rtbm.2021.100747

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“…Several factors related to the desire of employees to change jobs in a company were job satisfaction and work stress [7]. The relationship between job satisfaction, job stress, and intention to move was said that when an employee leaves an organization, the tasks that should be done by that employee would be left and this would affect the organization he left [8]. Job satisfaction was found to be an important factor in the world of work for all work groups [9].…”

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High Rate of Turnover Intention: Study of Logistics Industrial Workers

Annas,

Handra

2023

SABDA

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The research aims to uncover the root cause of the high rate in terms of logistic employee turn-over at the top ten logistics establishments under the management of Kawasan Berikat Nusantara located at the busiest logistics hub in the northern part of Indonesia. Ninety-eight respondents who were all decision makers representing ten major logistics establishments gave the primary data through structured questionnaires. Regression analysis was used to analyze the collected data as well as the description of hypothesis results. The conclusion showed that although the high tension of heavy industry in particular the logistics sector caused high job stress; it was not affecting the turn over intention of the employee. On the other side, employee job satisfaction gave more impact on employee turn-over. This circumstance gave a clear and objective description that job stress was really only the perception of the employee where they have their own flexibility and got full understanding related to the individual stress aspect. It concluded that logistics sector employees could tolerate job stress much better than their job satisfaction.

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High Rate of Turnover Intention: Study of Logistics Industrial Workers

Annas,

Handra

2023

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Cruise tourism destinations: Practices, consequences and the road to sustainability

Hoarau-Heemstra,

Wigger,

Olsen

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Journal of Destination Marketing & Management

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A decade of ‘blue tourism’ sustainability research: Exploring the impact of cruise tourism on coastal areas

Papathanassis

2023

Camb. prisms Coast. futures

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Cruise tourism research has developed exponentially during the past decades. Global tourism activity in general and cruises in particular are concentrated in coastal areas and represent a dominant part of the so-called ‘blue economy’. Within this context, the public debate surrounding the impact of cruise tourism on port communities reflects a narrative of unsustainable growth, environmental pollution and negative globalisation-related symbolism. Yet, the relatively small size of the cruise sector and the over-focus on emissions arguably misrepresents the overall impact and potential of this tourism domain for portside communities, economies and ecosystems. Cruise-related scientific research, as probably expected, offers a much more refined and holistic picture, transcending the somewhat populist public debate on this matter. Based on a systematic literature review examining cruise-related papers published between 1983 and 2009, Papathanassis and Beckmann (2011) Annals of Tourism Research 38(1), 153–174, identified 145 papers, which were subsequently subjected to a metadata- and a thematic-analysis. Approximately, a quarter of them addressed the environmental-, social- and economic impacts of cruising on coastal regions. A decade later, and following an analogous methodological approach, a total of 305 cruise research papers, published between 2012 and 2022, yielded 161 relevant papers, subjected to the same coding scheme and thematically compared to previous findings. The subsequent thematic analysis, revealed a comprehensive set of issues, opportunities and challenges cruise tourism poses to coastal areas. Following a critical discussion of past developments and their trajectory, a future research and action agenda is proposed.

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Cruise destination characteristics and performance: Application of a conceptual model to North Atlantic islands of Macaronesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

High Rate of Turnover Intention: Study of Logistics Industrial Workers

High Rate of Turnover Intention: Study of Logistics Industrial Workers

Cruise tourism destinations: Practices, consequences and the road to sustainability

A decade of ‘blue tourism’ sustainability research: Exploring the impact of cruise tourism on coastal areas

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