Does sport event satisfaction remain stable over time?

Schnitzer, Martin; Barth, Michael

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“…These articles are devoted to research of management and organizing of city tourism, city branding and image and types of tourism (sport and culture event, etc.) [17][18][19][20][21]. In the first case, the experience of both cities with historical background and traditions in the organization of tourism, as well as cases of "beginners" of the tourism sector are revealed.…”

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Tourism as a Factor of City Development in the Post-Industrial Economy

Хуснутдинова¹,

Sadretdinov²,

Khusnutdinov³

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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The article is devoted to the study of city tourism. City tourism is now practiced across the whole world; however, it is undervalued in city management as well as in academic research. City tourism is not a new form of tourism as such; as a matter of fact, people have always visited cities with a variety of purposes (business, recreation, to visit friends or relatives etc.). The change in the approach has taken place in post-industrial economy, when its importance in developing the city economy in terms of social, cultural, employment and revenue improvement has become apparent. The case-study method is used in the research. The city of Kazan is the capital of Republic of Tatarstan. The Republic of Tatarstan is one of the most socialeconomic developed region of Russian Federation with population about 3,8 million. 'Developed' and 'basic' factors of tourism development of the City of Kazan were analyzed, as well as dynamic of tourist flows (with accomodation) and number of hotels of Republic of Tatarstan. The most effective way to develop city tourism is combining 'developed' and 'basic' factors of tourism.

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Tourism as a Factor of City Development in the Post-Industrial Economy

Хуснутдинова¹,

Sadretdinov²,

Khusnutdinov³

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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“…Finally, it is observed an increasing trend of sport tourism (Schnitzer & Barth, 2019). The city of Edessa is trying to adapt to this new form of tourism by organizing a newly introduced event known as the "Autumn Night…”

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Destination Image as Means of Branding and Marketing: Evidence from a Mountainous City Destination in Greece

Moustaka

Constantoglou

2021

Journal of Tourism Management Research

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The purpose of this paper is to offer insights on a mountainous city destination branding and image. The paper reviews existing literature by analyzing its factors, its formation and its measurement elements. The study aims to test a theoretical model of destination branding by examining the relationships of cognitive, affective and unique image components with the overall brand image and the tourist's behavior in the city of Edessa on the mountainous area of Pella in Greece. This paper contributes to the analysis and exploration of tourists' views on the image of Edessa in such a way as to assist managers and tourism professionals in reviewing their marketing and promotional activities to meet the needs of tourists. The methodology used was twofold. First a quantitative research to the city's tourists was conducted and secondly a qualitative research with the use of interviews was conducted to the city's stakeholders. Focus was given on the general characteristics of the city of Edessa including the vision, goals, actions, set by the city authorities, in order to extract results through the research based on how the image of Edessa is perceived by the visitors and residents of the city and especially the stakeholders and those whose decisions shape the touristic image of the place. The results of the research conducted shows that the creation of images is related to the significance of the water element through the breathtaking waterfalls and city's natural environment. In addition, the agricultural products of the area, contribute to the enhancement of the image of the city and particularly the integration of fruits in the local gastronomical culture. Contribution/Originality:This study contributes to the existing literature as it examines a theoretical model of destination branding and the relationships of cognitive, affective and unique image components with the overall brand image and the tourist's behavior in the city of Edessa, Greece. INTRODUCTIONDestination image is one of the most popular constructs due to its important role in the intangible nature of tourism consumer decision making (of consumer decisions in travel planning process (Pike, Jin, & Kotsi, 2019). Furthermore, destination image renders tourism as a socially constructed system of representations and knowledge about different aspects of reality (Theodoropoulou & Alos, 2020). Due to the intangible nature of the image (Pike et al., 2019) and the dynamic nature of its perception, which is evolving over time and space, Kim, Stylidis, and Oh (2019) the assessment of the destination image should reflect both cognitive evaluations and behavioral intentions (Latif, Islam, Rahman, Mohamad, & Kongsompong, 2016).To determine the destination image, a few elements were identified. Those elements focus on functional attributes such as landscape/surroundings, nature, cultural attractions, nightlife and entertainment. Others, refer to

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L’impact culturel, social et territorial de l’implantation du vélo tout terrain en montagne : le cas de l’Oisans (années 1980 à nos jours)

Fournier

Attali

2020

Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure

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Does sport event satisfaction remain stable over time?

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Tourism as a Factor of City Development in the Post-Industrial Economy

Tourism as a Factor of City Development in the Post-Industrial Economy

Destination Image as Means of Branding and Marketing: Evidence from a Mountainous City Destination in Greece

L’impact culturel, social et territorial de l’implantation du vélo tout terrain en montagne : le cas de l’Oisans (années 1980 à nos jours)

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