Standardization and classification of events in tourism based on a systems approach

Golob, A.; Jakulin, Tadeja Jere

doi:10.5937/sjas11-5741

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“…The most important outcomes of standardisation are increased suitability of products, processes, and services to increase the value and credibility of local tourism brands, the absence of trade barriers, the promotion of international tourism and scientific and technical cooperation. Standardisation establishes uniform and logical rules, parameters and requirements for the quality of tourism products, production technologies, management and control methods, as well as marketing rules (Golob & Jakulin, 2014).…”

Section: General Information On Public Administration In the Field Of...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

Scientific Bulletin of Mukachevo State University Series “Economics”

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The study of accounting personnel management is relevant since the modern accounting service as a structural unit of an organisation with specific administrative functions is constantly transforming and adapting in response to the pressure of an aggressive environment. Effective management of accounting personnel makes the transformation process manageable, which has a positive impact on the functioning, productivity, and sustainability of the entire company. The purpose of the study was to summarise the practical experience and current trends in the management of the accounting service of a company in the conditions of war. The study is based on scientific works on the organisation of accounting and personnel management, statistical and analytical studies, and legislative acts in the field of accounting. The study employed traditional theoretical methods of cognition (generalisation, deduction, grouping, analysis, synthesis); empirical methods (observation, description of personal experience), and the graphic method. The paper focused on the interaction of managers with the accounting department as a team. It was demonstrated how the unfavourable conditions of martial law

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Section: General Information On Public Administration In the Field Of...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

Scientific Bulletin of Mukachevo State University Series “Economics”

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“…In general, events correspond to strategies for the development and promotion of destinations, contributing to improve their tourist image. As tourist attractions they can allow visitors to stay longer and residents not to travel out, spending money locally (Getz, 2007;Golob and Jakulin, 2014;Sutton, 2016;Wong, Xu, Tan and Wen, 2019).…”

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Portuguese events: the case of Northern Portugal

Silva

Borges²,

Oliveira³

2022

ICTR

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Events, as forms of leisure and tourism, have had an exponential growth, visible in academic studies, but also as a new form of communication. Acting as important tools for territorial dynamization, they are assumed as generators of development opportunities for a region and leverage the positioning of a strong and positive image for tourist destinations. COVID-19 has had an impact on almost all aspects of our life. Many industries have faced significant revenue losses and contracted in terms of their growth and, naturally, one of the worst affected by the pandemic was the events industry. This pandemic crisis has introduced an unparalleled level of doubts regarding the type of events that will take place in the coming years and how they will be produced. Also, with restrictions and a population less willing to be in the physical presence of others, it's important to understand how participants are facing the possibility to attend future events. This research study aims to investigate and understand the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the tourism sector, particularly on the events industry, especially in the North of Portugal. It is also analysed how Portuguese were affected by the cancellation and/or postponement of events and also how they anticipate the future of this area. It is also analysed the risk and fear management and its relationship with the pandemic. In methodological terms we present a literature review to support the theoretical basis of the ongoing research work. We also used secondary sources of information, namely studies carried out among entrepreneurs of the sector, to identify supply concerns. In addition, an online survey was applied, via email and social networks, using snowball sampling. The study allowed us to collect data on how the Portuguese have been affected and what their expectations are regarding alternatives and the return to face-to-face events. The results show the importance of managing the risks, the resilience and adaptability of professionals and participants to a new paradigm in the events industry.

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“…SD has been used for different areas of research in tourism, such as accommodation (Dhirasasna et al, 2020;Rudan, 2014), natural attractions (Luo et al, 2020;Nugroho et al, 2019), tour operators (Marko, 2014) and some specific areas religious tourism (Jakulin & Clarke, 2017) and event tourism (Golob & Jere, 2014). In recent years, the most widely used area of SD is destination management (Lu et al, 2019).…”

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Small Island Developing States (SIDS) COVID-19 post-pandemic tourism recovery: A system dynamics approach

Onggo

Kunc

et al. 2021

Current Issues in Tourism

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The economy of Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is highly dependent on tourism and travel sector. Under the impact of COVID-19, these islands have suffered strongly. Possible recovery strategies are tested through exploring the concept of risk perception as an important factor to influence the behaviour intention under the framework of theory of planned behaviour (TPB). A behavioural simulation is built to help evaluate tourism policies. This paper takes Maldives as an example. Four strategies are tested in the model: social distancing, tax reduction strategy, travel bubble strategy and joint strategy. The results show that the most effective way to change tourist behaviour intention is the travel bubble strategy. The results also indicate that the reduction in tourism arrivals may bring opportunities for local ecosystem recovery. This study exemplifies the advantage of using the system dynamics approach when the past pattern is not a good predictor for the future by making predictions based on how the system works.

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Standardization and classification of events in tourism based on a systems approach

Cited by 11 publications

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