Mutual strategy relationship of Eilat vs. Aqaba as tourism destinations

Tirosh, Nathan

doi:10.1504/jgba.2013.053473

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“…The hypothesis assumes that there is a difference in the "leading strategy" of various stakeholder groups which reflects their perception as to the strategic position of the wine sector. The study applies the SWOTCLOCK TM (Tirosh, 2010;2013) and the tourism area life cycle (TALC) (Butler, 2006a;2006b) models. The research operated visits to wineries in all winery zones, as well as in-depth interviews with winery owners, people at the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of Agriculture, VWB, and other stakeholders who are involved in the wine sector.…”

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“…The research methodology used is the SWOTCLOCK TM approach (Tirosh, 2010;2013). The leading strategy derived from the SWOTCLOCK TM model reflects an "equivalent vector" determined by the relative "power intensity" of four vectors: strengths (S) and weaknesses (W) as internal vectors and opportunities (O) and threats (T) as external vectors.…”

Section: Determination Of the Mutual "Leading Strategy" Of Wine Stakementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The SWOTCLOCK TM model (Tirosh, 2010;2013) assumes a validation and compatibility between the developmental stages of the TALC model (Butler, 2006a;2006b) and therefore, the second research question concerns the compliance between the models. An official database for the wine industry and tourism is almost nonexistence, so the analysis is based on VWB empirical database which tracks vine plantation and it can be used as a yardstick reflecting the development trend of the sector.…”

Section: Analysis Of Empirical Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Mutual Relationship of Wine Industry vs. Wine Tourism: The Israeli Perspective

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Wine tourism is identified as a symbolic partner of the wine industry. The wine industry in Israel has been experiencing a rapid development from a small wine producer for the Jewish community to a substantial wine industry which exports a wide variety of top-quality wines, which is followed by wine tourism activities. The objective of the research is to determine the perceived strategy of wine stakeholders in relation to the wine tourism, and to indicate future implications. The research applies the tourism area life cycle (TALC) model and the SWOTCLOCK TM approach. Results show that the "leading strategy" of big commercial wineries is growth compared to the response strategy of small and family wineries and survival of mid wineries. Government ministries and the Vine and Wine Board (VWB) perceive leverage to be the "leading strategy". Findings of empirical data analysis position the current leading strategy as response and prove the validation between the TALC and SWOTCLOCK TM models. The key conclusion and recommendation is that government ministries, VWB, and local authorities should take a leading role in leading the wine industry and tourism sector towards the rejuvenation and growth stage.

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The Importance of City Logistics for Urban Tourism Development: Searching for a New Research Field

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This paper presents the results of a study on city logistics in the urban tourist area as a research field. Both disciplines are developing intensively, and the research results have many implications for business practices, in particular for alternative fuel for transport, energy savings, waste management, and creating new business models that meet the challenges of modern society. In the era of decarbonisation, city logistics and tourism must define new rules for coexistence. The identified dominant subfields (tourism, logistics, urban transport, urban development and planning, new technologies, and sustainable development) and the links between them have pointed to some research gaps and suggested a direction for further research. The research procedure applied, adapted to the overall goal of the study, consists of an analysis of publications in the Scopus database (February 2022). A keyword co-occurrence network for the research field of city logistics in the urban tourist area is constructed with the use of the VOSviewer software. It follows from the analysis that the research area combining city logistics and city tourism remains relatively unexplored. Forming only a small part of research into city logistics, it has unexplored research potential. The research area under analysis is interdisciplinary in nature.

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Mutual strategy relationship of Eilat vs. Aqaba as tourism destinations

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Mutual Relationship of Wine Industry vs. Wine Tourism: The Israeli Perspective

Mutual Relationship of Wine Industry vs. Wine Tourism: The Israeli Perspective

The Importance of City Logistics for Urban Tourism Development: Searching for a New Research Field

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