Tourism marketing : in the age of the consumer
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338.48 JAM-T Theories of practice in tourism | 338.48 LAU-T Tourism policy planning and development | 338.48 MAR-F Future of hospitality and tourism | 338.48 MOR-T Tourism marketing : in the age of the consumer | 338.48 PRA-J Journey to Odisha(a) | 338.48 RAN-M Macro perspectives of tourism and hospitality | 338.48 SIG-I International cultural tourism : management, implication and cases |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tourism Marketing: In the Age of the Consumer offers a fresh and contemporary approach as an introductory textbook on tourism marketing. Six major themes along with the traditional core marketing principles are blended together: Age of the consumer: This book places the customer at the heart of tourism marketing and not the sector’s promotional apparatus. Experiences: It highlights the growing consumer interest in the enjoyment of experiences and experiential marketing. New media: Social media and e-marketing are given emphasis throughout. Coverage of new media is present in all chapters. Global marketplace: Every chapter adopts a global outlook and offers international perspectives. Environment and social responsibility: An emphasis is placed on the sustainability of tourism, including the concepts of ethical tourism and social responsibility. Events: This book treats events as a major tourism marketing topic and integrates events within the concept of experiential marketing. Written in an engaging and accessible style, Tourism Marketing: In the Age of the Consumer is richly illustrated and full of actual case studies and examples looking at a wide variety of topics such as slum tourism, the sharing economy, staycations, event bidding, coping with COVID-19, air travel emissions and many more. Four features add interest and bring greater pedagogical value – Quick Bytes, Case Studies, Industry Voices and Vignettes. This will be essential reading for all tourism marketing students.
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