Asia 12,285 52,2% EU 7002 29,8% US 4228 18,0% Total 23,515 100% In the graphic below, the changes in the number of comments by region are listed chronologically and the rise, peak, and fall areas for each region
A paper to the British Tourist Authority Conference on Tourism and the Environment (Royal Festival Hall, London, 11 November 1971), by Sir Mark Henig, Chairman, English Tourist Board - ScienceDirectELSEVIERGovernments and Tourism
In this paper, the method of fuzzy pattern recognition is adopted in more precisely evaluating the actual state of eco-tourism development regarding a given tourist destination in comparison with the three standard patterns (saturated/optimal/deficient) of development degree. The research process is as...
When the tourism attractiveness of a non-port city is very large, it will be hard to increase the overall visitation volume by increasinga, as the impact of a single node on the whole network has its upper limit. This raises the question of upgrading efficiency, i.e., the increment of ...
In the case of equal significance, the criteria receive a grade of 1. On the basis of six pairwise comparisons, six sets of weights were determined, from which the arithmetic mean for each criterion was then c alculated104, which was the final weight of the criterion (see Table 2...
The question- naires are administered by professionals. For the ques- tionnaire section, the language used for questionnaires is English. The questionnaires are in paper format. The study used quantitative and qualitative research for this study. The standardized instrument gives reliable and valuable...
The paper proposes a methodology which includes a longitudinal study of three UK case studies in the four year run-up to the 2012 Olympics. These case studies (London Borough of Greenwich, Canterbury and Durham) will be the subject of quantitative and qualitative analysis which the authors hope...
Moreover, they also question the authorities' willingness to take serious climate crisis actions. Those being more radical (Brulle & Norgaard, 2019), work towards and ask for coping strategies that would manage the dilemmas on individual, institutional, and political levels. Yet, they are unsure ...
the more important criterion is assigned a value from 2 to 9 and the less important criterion is assigned a value from 1/9 to 1/2. In the case of equal significance, the criteria receive a grade of 1. On the basis of six pairwise comparisons, six sets of weights were determined, fro...
Of these, eight policies fall into the “perfect” grade (Figure 2b), thirteen into the “excellent” grade, and none into the “unacceptable” or “bad” categories. The lower scores of the X3 index (0.69) and the X4 index (0.86) can be attributed primarily to deficiencies in the ...