Wine tourism
TítuloIndustrial tourism, wine tourism and quality: the Rias Baixas wine route
... the wine tourism concept has enhanced the value attributed to winery production processes, their international brand image and destinations integrated within the Rías Baixas Designation of ...Creating ...
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Analysis of wine tourism demand profile at the wine region of Majorca
... 2013). Wine tourism alsore referred to winescape, basically because of the wine region and its attributes (Michell Hall ...environment, wine product, service staff, signage…) where analyzes ...
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Sustainable rural tourism. Wineries in the Ribera del Duero, Spain
... To achieve the goal of connecting natural areas with visits to wineries, the strategies should include a varied range of tourist activities, with more alternative visitation routes among the vineyards; considering the ...
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A new wine superpower? An analysis of the Chinese wine industry
... the wine consumption dropped from 17.48 Mhl to 16.82 Mhl and the wine consumption further decreased to ...main wine distribution channels, shopping malls and supermarkets have a 30 percent market ...
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Avances y perspectivas para la investigación del turismo del vino en Portugal
... context: wine tourism and the use of space in some regions, the sharing econony in transportantion and hospitality, the human resources challenges of tourism in rural areas, are some examples of gaps ...
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A Tourism Plan for the Wine Cluster of Binissalem
... of wine tourism opportunities and even for organizing group tours and marketing customized ...seasonal tourism adjustment; furthermore, an air connectivity agreement is necessary because MICE are ...
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The destination management in tourism and tourism competitiveness in Thailand
... The tourism industry is sensitive to unexpected extreme events such as natural disasters, terrorism, political unrest, or disease outbreaks (Richter, 1983; Ryan, 1993; Faulkner, 2001; Ritchie, 2004; Araña and ...
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Deporte y Turismo: una relación potencialmente conflictiva. El caso de Marinas en Tenerife
... sport, tourism and recreation has been amply shown by the literature and seems ...sport tourism in natural environments (Bellan & Bellan- Santini, 2001; Domroes, 2001; Guyer & Pollard, 1997; Ingold ...
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Tourism Revolution Ecosystem
... Ya se ha explicado cómo la arquitectura de “ecosistema” es la que define el proyecto TRE. Los diferentes nodos interactúan entre sí y conforman una globalidad donde son varios los ejes en torno a los que se desarrolla el ...
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Climate change, wine, and conservation
... for wine and ensure that wine grapes will be grown in current wine-producing areas to the ex- tent that available land and water will allow, as well as expand into new areas, including natural ...
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The Tourism Revolution
... of tourism since the Second World War, whilst at the same time outlining the fundamental theoretical keystones of the study: the claim with regard to a particular techno-economic paradigm in the case of mass ...
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Beyond community based tourism Towards a new tourism sector classification system
... the tourism company –this advantage could be enhanced by the fact that the tourism company will adopt and “advantage” the E’s model with more benefits attuned for the local context, environment and so ...
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Analysis of the wine sector
... the wine and, therefore, get a higher ...the wine contains between 1 and 2 degrees of sugar per ...the wine is completely dry, with little presence of ...
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Competitividad, legado económico e impacto en el turismo: Copa del Mundo/Competitiveness, economic legacy and tourism impacts: World Cup
... Additionally, this research indicates although there are FIFA criteria based on infra- structure to choose the host country World Cup, the competitiveness pillars also acts on the final election. Probably, the focus ...
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Valorización sostenible del patrimonio cultural via tour guías: caso turco de efeso ciudad antigua
... between tourism and natural environmental sources has been shaped as a two way ...the tourism industry; on the other hand tourism enterprises consume natural environmental sources with the aim of ...
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Tourism and insularity
... • …Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily are destinations in the process of expansion. In a context in which the IMEDOC are generally losing ground, these islands show better tourism indicators than the two leaders and ...
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Religious Tourism In The Tourism System
... the tourism to holy places is gaining stream, due to the availability and the opportunity not just to travel anywhere in the world, but also with the help of competent tour guides to learn the subtle aspects and ...
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Tourism Revolution
... of tourism demand in certain ...outbound tourism and recent studies (GRAHAM, 2001; ALEGRE-POU, 2003a; a general view in VELLAS, 2004) point towards a possible stagnation –in outbound markets of developed ...
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The developement of oenological route of Malaga from Demand Side
... The wine routes are related to other tourism, such as cultural, gastronomic, oenological, patrimonial, health-beauty and rural among others. Likewise, it is related to marketing, since the marks from its ...
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Rutas turísticas estrategias de desarrollo local
... In addition to being a space for environmental conservation, country life began to be seen by those responsible for framing public policies also as an opportunity to create new forms of work and income for the population ...
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