of Determinant Attributes Geoffrey I. Crouch1 Journal of Travel Research 50(1) 27–45 © 2011 SAGE Publications Reprints and permission: sagepub.com/journalsPermissions.nav DOI: 10.1177/0047287510362776 http://jtr.sagepub.com Abstract The aim of this study was to develop an insight into the importance and impact of attributes which affect the competitiveness of tourism destinations. Using a general conceptual model of destination competitiveness‚ 36 competitiveness attributes were evaluated
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Poseidon’s Appearance: Poseidon is a bearded‚ older man usually pictured with seashells and other sealife. Poseidon often holds a trident. If he has no attribute‚ he can sometimes be confused with statues of Zeus‚ who is also presented similarly in art... and they are brothers. Poseidon’s Symbol or Attribute: The three-pronged trident. He is associated with horses‚ seen in the crashing of waves on the shore. He is also believed to be the force behind earthquakes‚ an odd expansion of
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orientation * Perceptual attributes * Perceptual; measures * Need for marketing research * Perceptual brand positions and positioning intensities * Limited number of dimensions * Represents impact of product specs and communication * R&D implications need to be interpreted Lavers marketers can use to establish brand positioning. Marketing decision makers seek to endow their brand with various kinds of attributes: * Simple physically based attributes. * Complex physically
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what God is since saying so would contribute to plurality. Such that‚ only negative attributes can be used for an apt description of God. Maimonides states‚ “Negative attributes do not in any manner tell us anything about the essence of the thing which we wish to know as it is‚ except incidentally” (PMAA 368). Such negative attributes give to our understanding of God since no plurality can result from negative attributes. For example‚ its much more reasonable to argue that there is no other being like
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Ao = biei where‚ Ao = Attitude toward the object (brand) bi = belief about the brand’s possession of the attribute ei = evaluation of the attribute as being good or bad n = there are a limited number (n) of attributes which the person will consider The following asks a consumer to evaluate these attributes for luxury cars: Attribute: Sporty Styling Good Handling/Ride High Cost Great Acceleration Low Repair Frequency Use the numbers from the following
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SERVICE MARKETING CHAPTER 3 : Positioning Services in Competitive Markets Overview of Chapter 3 • Achieve Competitive Advantage through Focus • Market Segmentation Forms the Basis for Focused Strategies • Service Attributes and Levels • Developing an Effective Positioning Strategy • Using Positioning Maps to Analyze Competitive Strategy Achieve Competitive Advantage Through Focus Focus Underlies the Search for Competitive Advantage • Intensifying competition makes it important
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HTML & CSS: The Complete Reference‚ Fifth Edition About the Author Thomas A. Powell (tpowell@pint.com) is a long-time industry veteran. After an early stint at CERFnet in the early ‘90s‚ he founded Powell Internet Consulting (later renamed PINT) in 1994‚ a Web design and consulting services firm. Today‚ PINT (pint.com) provides Web development‚ design‚ and consulting services to large and small corporations all over the United States in a variety of industries. Beyond his involvement at PINT‚
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Creating‚ Editing‚ and Managing Report Models for Reporting Services SQL Server Technical Article Published: January 2006 Applies To: Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 Reporting Services Summary: This paper provides information about managing and editing report models with Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. Introduction Microsoft® SQL Server™ Reporting Services (SSRS)‚ a component of Microsoft SQL Server‚ is a comprehensive‚ server-based platform that
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and specifying each of its attributes and their data types (INTEGER‚ FLOAT‚ DECIMAL(i‚j)‚ CHAR(n)‚ VARCHAR(n)) - A constraint NOT NULL may be specified on an attribute CREATE TABLE DEPARTMENT ( DNAME VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL‚ DNUMBER INTEGER NOT NULL‚ MGRSSN CHAR(9)‚ MGRSTARTDATE CHAR(9) ); - In SQL2‚ can use the CREATE TABLE command for specifying the primary key attributes‚ secondary keys‚ and referential integrity constraints (foreign keys). - Key attributes can be specified via the PRIMARY
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the country has been facing competition from its ASEAN neighboring countries such as Singapore‚ Malaysia‚ Thailand and Indonesia which have developed a strong tourism destination image for years. This research work explores the destination image attributes perceived by foreign visitors on one hand and examines the government ’s projected image of Vietnam on the other hand. The qualitative study on the level of congruence between destination image projected by the tourism public sector and the image
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