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Antropologia come "general Weltkenntniß" Kant e la concezione cosmica dell'umano

2018

Il progetto antropologico di un mondo-ambiente nel quale l'uomo, grazie allo sviluppo delle proprie capacità, trova la sua posizione e conquista un ruolo centrale, si inserisce, in Kant, all'interno in un disegno più ampio che pone l'uomo al cospetto di scopi la cui realizzazione va ben al di là di quel che egli può fare; va ben al di là dell'immagine pragmatica di un mondo pensato e progettato a misura d'uomo. Come risulta insufficiente, dunque, ogni antropologia fisiologica che rimanga limitata al punto di vista dell'uomo in quanto prodotto del gioco della natura, altrettanto insufficiente risulterebbe un'antropologia pragmatica che si legasse unicamente alla rappresentazione antropocentr…

010506 paleontologyKant antropologia conoscenza generale conoscenza locale filosofia in senso cosmico destinazioneDestinationconoscenza generaleLocal knowledgeGeneral knowledge06 humanities and the arts0603 philosophy ethics and religion01 natural sciencesCosmic philosophydestinazioneKantantropologiaconoscenza localeAnthropologyKant anthropology general knowledge local knowledge cosmic philosophy destination.060302 philosophyfilosofia in senso cosmicoSettore M-FIL/01 - Filosofia Teoretica0105 earth and related environmental sciences
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The Company Clusters Power in Tourism Destinations: The Network Configuration and the Business Organisation

2022

Better and greater coordination and integration between companies are essential for tourist destination development processes improving competitiveness. Moreover, it is difficult to imagine that all companies can cooperate. In this way, we can imagine finding a group of companies that, for several reasons, decide to cooperate, creating some clusters as small groups. Companies with stable connections with other clusters or relevant companies could be relevant and central to Tourism Destination (TD) management. In this way, the knowledge of network articulation seems to be critical for TD management business dynamics. In most cases, the relationships are hidden and not formalised, increasing …

Applied MathematicsSocial Network Analysis Tourism Destination (TD) family relationships cooperationSettore SECS-P/06 - Economia Applicata
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Automated Content Analysis of Destination Image: a Case Study

2020

Automated content analysis has become one of the most used approaches to extract “hidden” dimensions from text corpora over the last years. One of the data analysis techniques belonging to this approach is topic modeling, which can be fruitfully used to analyse complex phenomena like tourist destination image. With this aim in mind, this paper discusses the use of topic modeling to identify the main components of the image of cruise holidays spread through a specific type of visual text, i.e. the Television commercial. In order to achieve this goal, the paper presents the methodology and main results of a study carried out over a sample of TV commercials, which have recently been broadcast …

Automated content analysis Topic modeling Destination image Television commercials Cruise linesSettore SECS-S/05 - Statistica Sociale
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Segmentation of low-cost flights users at secondary airports

2010

Abstract Low-cost carrier services are important for many tourist destinations. However, there is little information about the characteristics of travellers using low-cost airlines, and their flight preferences. The typical segmentation of air travellers is business versus leisure travellers; and business versus tourist fares. We use segmentation analysis focusing on low-cost travellers’ valuations of various flight attributes and trip-related characteristics, most notably those related to destinations, based on a sample of foreign travellers who used Girona Airport, Spain.

Aviationbusiness.industryStrategy and ManagementTransportationSample (statistics)AdvertisingManagement Monitoring Policy and LawDestinationsLow-cost carrierTourist destinationsSegmentationBusinessMarketingLawTourismJournal of Air Transport Management
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Baltijas valstu un Somijas tūrisma galamērķa tēla elementi Krievijas auditorijā

2022

Tēlam ir ļoti liela nozīme ceļojuma galamērķa veiksmīgā attīstībā, jo pozitīvs tēls palielina galamērķa atpazīstamību un ietekmē tūristu vēlmi apmeklēt šo galamērķi. Šī pētījuma mērķis ir izpētīt galamērķa tēlu veidojošos elementus, ko Krievijas ceļotāji veido un izplata par Baltijas valstīm (Igauniju, Latviju un Lietuvu) un Somiju. Šajā darbā tēls, tostarp tēla elementi tiek pētīti, izmantojot krievu tūristu atsauksmju, kas publicētas ar ceļošanu saistītās tīmekļa vietnēs, satura analīzi. Darbā tiek atklāti nozīmīgākie galamērķa tēla atribūti, tādi kā, kultūras un dabas resursi, atmosfēra, infrastruktūra, gastronomiskais piedāvājums un nakts dzīve, tīrība, drošība, vietējo iedzīvotāju vies…

Baltijas jūras reģiona studijastravel reviews / ceļojumu atsauksmesBaltic States / Baltijas valstisimage attributes / tēla elementiFinland / Somijatourist destination / tūrisma galamērķis
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Interfirm Network Analysis in Marginal Tourist Destinations: The Mediator Company in Business Relationships

2022

The literature on tourist destinations and the use of empirical approaches evidence the need to adopt this model to increase tourism economies. In model application, the enterprises, and local stakeholders, sometimes represent limitations or opportunities. This article opens the view to tourist destination networks, described as relational structures that can influence and determine the destination-building process. The Network Analysis methodology offers a better understanding of inter-firm relational dynamics when applied in a small context, and in this case, the application was undertaken on the island of Sicily, in Menfi town and its hinterland. Findings show the presence of a company t…

Behavioral Economicstourism destinationEconomicscooperationSettore SECS-P/06 - Economia Applicatanetwork analysisdevelopmentnetwork analysis tourism destination cooperation development tourism enterprisestourism enterprisesTourism
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Why do People Attend Sport Events at Mature Tourist Destinations? An Analysis of Visitors’ Motivation to Attend the Windsurf World Cup on Sylt

2016

Abstract Introduction. Sport events have become a popular tool for the marketing of tourist destinations. In this regard, it has to be kept in mind that the effects events can generate for destinations largely depend on the motivation of the attendees. Building on this insight, the aim of this paper is to compare the motivational structures of two types of visitors (primary purpose event visitors and casual visitors) to the German island of Sylt during a Windsurf World Cup. This event-destination combination was chosen because it represents the tendency for popular tourist resorts to use small-scale sport events in their marketing efforts. Material and methods. The research was conducted us…

Casualdestination marketingPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and RehabilitationDestinationsGerman0502 economics and businesswindsurfingleisure motivationOrthopedics and Sports MedicineMarketingfan motivationbiologyAthletesEvent (computing)Visitor pattern05 social sciencesAdvertisingbiology.organism_classificationlanguage.human_languageTourism Leisure and Hospitality Managementnon-mega sport eventsGV557-1198.995languageTourist destinations050211 marketing050212 sport leisure & tourismTourismSportsPolish Journal of Sport and Tourism
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@DMOs Promote Hotel Occupancy in Tourist Destinations: An Abstract

2017

Destination marketing organizations (DMOs) are aware of Twitter’s relevance, and they have now integrated Twitter into their own websites (Luna-Nevarez and Hyman 2012). Because of their growing practical importance, social media have become strong allies for tourism destinations. Social media are used by both tourists and providers (Leung et al. 2013), so research is needed to show social media’s direct contribution to the tourism sector. To improve our knowledge of the effect of social media in tourism, this study examines how DMOs’ use of Twitter affects hotel occupancy in tourist destinations. Our conceptual framework presents a model of the links between predictors of tourist occupancy …

Conceptual frameworkOccupancySocializationTourist destinationsAdvertisingRelevance (information retrieval)Social mediaBusinessDestinationsMarketingTourism
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Cruise tourists on the mainland. Itineraries and interactions.

2017

This study is based on fieldwork conducted using participant observation – including both direct observation of/participation in the activities of informers by the researcher, several interviews, and the analysis of pictures and various material – accomplished aboard some cruises (in the Mediterranean Sea) and on the mainland (in some of the destinations). It takes into account the case of cruise passengers who decide to self-manage a destination visit. During fieldwork, I could study some particular forms of interaction taking place on two different levels: the forms of interaction established between passengers and destinations – focusing particularly on Palermo, Italy – and the system of…

Cruise Tourism Anthropology of Tourism Geography of Tourism Interaction Onboard/Ashore Palermo passengers destination.Settore M-DEA/01 - Discipline DemoetnoantropologicheSettore M-GGR/01 - Geografia
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The affective impact of sightseeing bus tour experiences:using Affective Events Theory (AET) to examine length-of-stay and electronic word-of-mouth

2022

This study investigates the key components and influences of positive affect and electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) on tourist visits at two developing urban destinations, namely Birmingham, United Kingdom and Valencia, Spain. These two data collection sites yielded evidence gathered from 627 and 615 sightseeing bus tourists, respectively. Through the analytic lens of Affective Events Theory (AET), data was examined, and results verify the significant mediating role of affect in two regards: (1) tourists’ decision to extend their visits, and (2) eWOM of sightseeing bus tour experiences. The moderating role of past sightseeing experiences in these relationships was also supported by the data an…

Cultural Studiestourist visit extensionTourism Leisure and Hospitality ManagementGeography Planning and DevelopmenteWOMUNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICASurban destinationssightseeing bus tourManagement Monitoring Policy and LawAffective Events Theory (AET)destination management organization (DMO)
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