research paradigm in tourism study?
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People have preconceived expectations they associate with tourist destinations based on imagery and influence from popular culture. Maybe look at the disconnect between expectation and actual location characteristics. Or, look at the way one location is marketed to different regions or countries.
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ur choice is nice as travel and tourism field is growing fast but as for the study i"ll suggest u to study in uae because here in mumbai there r college for study travel nd tourism but job u will get with very low wages and if u do the same course with uae colleges then in job u will not only will get preference but  will get high wages instead of peanunts\nso it is better to invest before rather to suffer in future
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Yes, techniques of managing visitors,\n\nNot just at home, but at office/institutions and even countries.\n\neg.. tourism..
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Actually tourism marketing is simillar to general marketing in the sense that you have the basic four Ps Product Promotion Place and Price. But there is a basic twist, Your "product" is an experience that is linked to a place. .  \n\nSo tourism marketing is (Characteristic 1) DYNAMIC arround the experience where tradicional marketing is "Static" arround the product.\n\nTourism is a service ans as such is Transactional this means not measurable apriori. you can not apreciate its characteristics until you recieve the service and by the time you recieve it you will have transacted with it.\n\nAs opposed to tangible products which you can measure (and physicaly touch before you buy) a good comparison example is a car. .  tangible (which you can touch measure and test) vs Going to a movie, no matter how much reference you have of it, you will not know it until you have watched it and by then you will have transacted with it. \n\nSo Characteristic 2 is "TRANSACTIONAL" \n\nCharacteristic 3 would have to be CULTURE centric. or CULTURAL if you wish, this means, tourism marketing must establish attainable links between the "experience" it s marketing and the CULTURAL BAGAGE of the target audience. . \n\nThis way you have ecotourism (for those who have "green" or "adventurous" CULTURAL Bagages), Edutainment tourism (for the familiy oriented CULTURAL BAGAGE) and Full Package tourism (for the Business wise CULTURAL BAGAGE)\n\nCLUSTERED could be  The fourth characteristic. You will see that tourism marketing has a diferent approach to the product mix and in general focuses on agregate or "cluster" positioning. (targeting a unique experience across a broad scope of niche markets)\n\nseldom do you find great touristic positioning results that are multiclustered, but such cases do exist. . .\n\nPARIS and VEGAS are probably the best examples of multi cluster touristic positions.
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The researcher can use various statistical methods such as enlarging sample sizes, using peer review, utilizing up-to-date data to support researched claim, etc.\n\nBut if you aren't looking for an open-ended answer to an open-ended question (*grin*), the following answer should suffice:\n\n"Statistical methodology assists researchers in making inferences about a large group (a population) based on observations of a smaller subset of that group (a sample). Sources of bias are conditions or circumstances which affect the external validity of statistical results. Thus, in order for a researcher to make legitimate conclusions about the specified population, two characteristics must be present within the sample: representative sampling and valid statistical assumptions."
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Hey Mario E.,\n\n This is a hard one you're asking here. Can you imagine all the effort involved in gathering those data?\n You may want to limit your scope to a group of institutions in a town.\n You may want to start by contacting your local college and their foreign languages departments.
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to research and develop
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I like to look at geologic surveys because in the building of\n    farms, sunhouses, pools, ponds, riding stables, many\n    gardens there is a demand that the area is comfortable.You \n    may find that keywords interest in specific ideals, once you\n    are on a regional site, or regional sites with lots of information\n    cover important points.  http://www.chamberofcommerce.com
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Hey there! Well, first of all, you don't need to post your question starting with "Hello Sir/Madam" here, haha. Well, I am not a hotel mgt student but I'm currently taking Business Management majoring in Tourism. I would recommend you to do your industrial training at any hotels or resorts that would accept you. Or, you can ask more information from the local Tourism Information Centre or ask around from the local tour agencies or the local Tourist Guide Association. Hope it helped. All the best!
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I thinking that following reference which talk about choosing a title for a thesis would provide more help than the titles that come to mind based on your question.\n\nhttp://www.ezwrite.com/guide1.asp\n\nTitles based on question\n\n"Finding a title for this research problem"\n\n"Methods for selections of an appropriate nomclature in identifying  an instance of systematic investigation.
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Observation, research, organization, development and accomplishment
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What research have you done to back your "hypothesis". If your observations are based on your environment, maybe you should change it. It seems as though you might be talking from the perspective of one who watches to much television and has a limited scope of the world at large.
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You can find some information here \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradigm_shift
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Doug North's "Institutions, Institutional Change and Economic Performance" will be essential to understanding where the field has gone recently.  It's much more concrete than Stiglitz' "Globalization", which, while interesting, carries a lot of opinionizing among the little bit of theory.  North is considered the premier authority on institutions in the academic world today.  I've also attached a reading list from one of the recent events in the field, and it's pretty comprehensive.\n\nThose should keep you busy for a while.  :)
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study,research and experience it..for example wanna study ghost?? stay at the cemetry or supposed haunted place for a few days..bring all gears
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hope this helps you >>  http://realtravel.com/free_travel_blogs.html?OVRAW=visual%20travel%20blog%20map&OVKEY=travel%20blog&OVMTC=advanced
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The value of textual statistics is now widely acknowledged in many branches of the social sciences, reflecting the fact that there are few fields of research in which the text is not a major element for analysis.\n\nThe statistical processing may be of responses to open questions, interviews, texts and even individual itineraries. The procedures are numerous and can be adapted to different kinds of material. The aim in the present article is to give a broad overview of the various applications of these methods, ranging from the most traditional to the most recent, and focusing on both the methodology used and the results obtained.