Tourism Review: Volume 63 Issue 2

Seasonality in rural tourism – the case of North Portugal

Elisabeth Kastenholz, António Lopes de Almeida

In this paper, the aim is to discuss and analyze seasonality of demand within the rural tourist market of North Portugal and corresponding destination marketing implications.

Golf in mass tourism destinations facing seasonality: a longitudinal study

Joan B. Garau‐Vadell, Lluis de Borja‐Solé

Mallorca is a traditional mass tourism destination that promotes golf tourism development in order to fight tourism seasonality and increase the tourist's average expenditure…

Assessment of destination performance: a strategy map approach

Manuela De Carlo, Antonella Cugini, Fabrizio Zerbini

Notwithstanding a growing interest on destination management, little is known about the formation and evaluation of destination managers' strategies. Strategy assessment is…

Influence of politics and media in the perceptions of Turkey as a tourism destination

Maria D. Alvarez, Meral Korzay

The purpose of this paper is to help to understand the influence of the media and political issues in the perceptions of Turkey as a tourism destination. The study is conducted…

Destination networks and induced tourism image

Raquel Camprubí, Jaume Guia, Jordi Comas

The aim of the paper is to develop a conceptual model of the process by means of which the induced tourism image of a destination is created. The model focuses on the role tourism…

Farm attractions, networks, and destination development: a case study of Sussex, England

Antonella Capriello, Ian D. Rotherham

The paper seeks to provide insights into network‐based perspectives of farm attractions, evaluating their effectiveness for destination development. The specific purpose is to…

Destination management: thinking laterally

Metin Kozak, Juergen Gnoth, Luisa Andreu