Evolution of Destination Planning and Strategy 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-42246-6_11
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Identifying Trends in Tourism Demand Using Longitudinal Survey

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“…The survey of 2021 had only one additional question and referred to the intention to use ecolabels at the level of tourist destinations in the post-COVID-19 pandemic phase. This form of linear research is increasingly used in tourism and mostly is used to determine changes in the attitudes of tourists in the observed period [73][74][75][76]. Based on those studies, and due to the numerous positive characteristics, which offer longitudinal research in this case, it was used to determine whether there are changes in the attitudes of DMOs in the application of ecolabels at the level of a tourist destination [77].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The survey of 2021 had only one additional question and referred to the intention to use ecolabels at the level of tourist destinations in the post-COVID-19 pandemic phase. This form of linear research is increasingly used in tourism and mostly is used to determine changes in the attitudes of tourists in the observed period [73][74][75][76]. Based on those studies, and due to the numerous positive characteristics, which offer longitudinal research in this case, it was used to determine whether there are changes in the attitudes of DMOs in the application of ecolabels at the level of a tourist destination [77].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…According to the official data available from the CBS (2019), Croatia recorded 16.6 million arrivals and 83.16 million overnights in 2018. According to data available from the TOMAS Summer 2017 survey on attitudes and expenditures of tourists in Croatia (Marušić et al, 2018) and the TOMAS 2018 survey on attitudes and expenditures of health tourists in Croatia (Marušić et al, 2019), it can be estimated that approximately 1.1% of all tourists visiting Croatia are mainly or partly motivated by medical tourism needs. This share corresponds to approximately 186,400 visitors and 932,200 overnights.…”
Section: The Current State Of Medical Tourism In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Þaer geta veitt dýpri skilning en stakar rannsóknir og eru í raun eina leiðin til að greina raunverulegar breytingar sem eiga sér stað á ferðamannastöðum (Kuentzel og Heberlein, 2003). Langtímarannsóknir þar sem þróun á ánaegju ferðamanna á ferðamannastöðum á víðernum og öðrum lítt röskuðum náttúruskoðunarstöðum er greind eru mjög takmarkaðar, ekki aðeins hér á landi heldur einnig á heimsvísu (Marušić, 2017;Wall-Reinius og Bäck, 2011). Upplýsingar um breytingar til lengri tíma eru hins vegar mjög mikilvaegar til að viðhalda samkeppnishaefni staðanna og eru grundvöllur sjálfbaerrar nýtingar þeirra ef aetlunin er að nýta náttúruna sem auðlind fyrir ferðaþjónustuna (Butler, 1999).…”
Section: A Longitudinal Research On Tourist Satisfaction In Landmanna Laugar 1 Inngangurunclassified