Repeat visitation in mature sun and sand holiday destinations

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A study is carried out to analyze the effect that repeat visitation rates have on the intention to revisit the destination and on tourists' level of satisfaction. The conclusion of this study points to a tourist's continued interest in sun and sand products, as well as highlight a need for the product's basic components to offer high quality levels to maintain client loyalty.

Behavioral assessment, Behavioural assessment

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Advancing Ecological systems theory in lifestyle, leisure and travel research

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Ecological systems theory is applied to examine the contextual facilitating and constraining factors in the thoughts and actions of individuals regarding work, leisure and travel alternatives. Application of macroecological and microecological systems theory is suggested in leisure travel behavior.

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Assessing the economic impacts of events: A computable general equilibrium approach

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The use of computable general equilibrium (CGE) analysis is explored in evaluating the economic impacts of special events. It is argued that CGE analysis is preferred to input-output approaches for assessing other than local economic impacts.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Analysis, Economic aspects, Economic development, Special events

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