Multi-criteria ELECTRE method and destination competitiveness

Botti, Laurent; Peypoch, Nicolás

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2013.01.001

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“…Several studies have reported the application of multicriteria analysis tools [8,[10][11][12]; and in that same vein, the purpose of this research is to determine the MSW treatment scenario that has the lowest environmental and economic costs in a medium-sized city with limited resources through the following multicriteria analysis method "Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality" (ELECTRE) [13].…”

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Analysis of Economical and Environmental Costs for the Selection of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment and Disposal Scenarios through Multicriteria Analysis (ELECTRE Method)

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Decision-making for the selection of treatment alternatives and landfilling of municipal solid waste (MSW) is based on the experience and judgment of those management responsible, without considering multicriteria analysis. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to determine the treatment scenario and landfilling of MSW with the lowest environmental and economic costs in a medium-sized city. The methodology included the definition and data processing of the project (population, generation, and composition of MSW), for 16 years. In the design of scenarios, recycling, composting, incineration with energy recovery, and landfilling treatments were proposed; later, the combinations of treatments for each type of residue were generated. The results showed 36 scenarios, then the ELECTRE method was applied to the five with the lowest economical and environmental costs. Finally from the latter, one dominant scenario was determined: organic waste in composting; plastic, paper, and glass in recycling; and 'others' in landfilling. It is concluded that the final decision on the scenario is adapted to the particular conditions of the locality.

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Analysis of Economical and Environmental Costs for the Selection of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment and Disposal Scenarios through Multicriteria Analysis (ELECTRE Method)

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“…If Ordanini & Parasuraman (2013) introduced QCA into a luxury hotel context to investigate how customers' perceptions of new service attribute influence adoption intentions in order to evidence that QCA can help make better sense of the data in research contexts, it is however very important to highlight the fact, QCA is not the only research technique advocating the use of more than one source of information or data. The ELECTRE method developed by Ritchie andCrouch, 2003 (cited in Botti &Peypoch, 2013) integrates all the relevant factors that might typify the competitiveness of a destination, namely: Core resources and attractors; supporting factors and resources; destination management; destination policy, planning and development; qualifying and amplifying determinants. (Ritchie & Crouch, 2003cited in Botti & Peypoch, 2013.…”

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“…(Ritchie & Crouch, 2003cited in Botti & Peypoch, 2013. This method is one of the most cited in academic research related to tourism (Botti & Peypoch, 2013). The ELECTRE method is part of a more general term for method providing support for decision making in problem involving several criteria and choices, namely Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (Botti & Peypoch, 2013).…”

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“…This method is one of the most cited in academic research related to tourism (Botti & Peypoch, 2013). The ELECTRE method is part of a more general term for method providing support for decision making in problem involving several criteria and choices, namely Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (Botti & Peypoch, 2013). Still in a tourism marketing context, Séraphin, Gowreesunkar and Ambaye (2016) used the Blakeley Model (2007), a multi-criteria model to determine the blind spots of Haiti as a tourist destination.…”

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On the Use of Qualitative Comparative Analysis to Identify the Bright Spots in Dark Tourism

Séraphin

Gowreeesunkar

2018

Advances in Hospitality, Tourism, and the Services Industry

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As Haiti lacks visitor attractions, the development of an authentic event programme is going to be an essential part of the on-going tourism strategy. Culturally rich events are part of the appeal of a destination and can be cost efficient to organise. Furthermore it is well documented that planned events have the ability to improve national pride in small developing countries. From our findings we have highlighted the fact that Voodoo has helped the Haitian people to maintain its true nature and culture and now offer economic development options to the destination. The development of voodoo events will enhance Haiti's tourism and provide opportunities for locals to embrace their cultural heritage and come to terms with their past. That said, unless the ‘blind spots' of the destination are removed, there is no empirical evidence to confirm that tourism will bring prosperity to Haiti nor that voodoo can play a significant role in the country's tourism sector.

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“…In this study will use the method of ELECTRE and research research conducted with the method of ELECTRE such as, Selection of contract outsourcing [2], Implementation in the energy sector [3], Implementation in tourism sector [4], Comparing Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and ELECTRE to determine the priority requirements of a software [5], The application of ELECTRE to analyze the operational performance comparison of mobile service provider providers [6], Application of the ELECTRE method for supplier selection process [7], Application of the ELECTRE method for the recommendation of the Study Program [8].…”

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Implementation of the ELECTRE Method for Determining the Location of Evacuation of Web-based Tsunami Disaster

Romario¹,

Gunawan²,

Endro³

2018

IJCA

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The selection of good tsunami evacuation sites is one of the factors that influence the disaster mitigation process. Method ELimination Et Choix TRadusiant la REalite (ELECTRE) is one of the models that can be used to determine the best alternative of selected alternatives. By using the ELECTRE method it can determine the location of tsunami disaster evacuation in accordance with the criteria that have been determined by the Regional Disaster Management Agency of Bitung City. In this study will conduct an analysis to prove that the ELECTRE method can be used to determine the location of tsunami disaster evacuation from a number of alternative locations with predetermined criteria and thereby get the results of the analysis and calculation using the ELECTRE method resulted in the location of SMP Negeri 12 Bitung with has the total value of E kl = 1 of 6, then according to the conclusion below the location serve as the best location to be the location of the tsunami evacuation point based on the criteria given by the stakeholders in this case Regional Disaster Management Agency Bitung. General TermsMethod ELECTRE

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Multi-criteria ELECTRE method and destination competitiveness

Cited by 89 publications

References 13 publications

Analysis of Economical and Environmental Costs for the Selection of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment and Disposal Scenarios through Multicriteria Analysis (ELECTRE Method)

Analysis of Economical and Environmental Costs for the Selection of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment and Disposal Scenarios through Multicriteria Analysis (ELECTRE Method)

On the Use of Qualitative Comparative Analysis to Identify the Bright Spots in Dark Tourism

Implementation of the ELECTRE Method for Determining the Location of Evacuation of Web-based Tsunami Disaster

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