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Marketing Tourism Products: Concepts, Issues, Cases

Marketing Tourism Products: Concepts, Issues, Cases

by A.V. Seaton (Author), M.M. Bennett (Author)

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    Paperback 1996

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Synopsis

This book explains the role of marketing within tourism management and the related areas of leisure and hospitality management. Written specifically for students and future managers in these industries, it presents material in a clear and concise way which stresses how the tourism product, in its many forms, differs from other kinds of product and service. A variety of case studies draw together and illustrate the material covered in the main text.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 564
 Edition: New
 Publisher: Cengage Learning EMEA
Published: 15 Aug 1996
ISBN 10: 1861523025
ISBN 13: 9781861523020

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PART 1: CONCEPTS 1 The marketing concept in tourism 2 The analysis of tourism demand: market segmentation 3 The analysis of tourism demand: tourism behavior 4 Marketing research in tourism 5 The marketing mix: the tourism product 6 The marketing mix: tourism pricing 7 The marketing mix: tourism distribution 8 The marketing mix: tourism promotion 9 Putting it all together: tourism marketing past and present PART 2: ISSUES 10 Tourism marketing in Eastern Europe 11 The EU leisure tourist market 12 The UK short holiday market 13 Business travel marketing l4 Destination marketing 15 Airline marketing 16 Marketing the small tourism business 17 Information technology and databases for tourism 18 Service, quality and tourism PART 3: CASES 19 Airline marketing: Northwest Airlines 20 Hotel marketing: marketing planning in the Canadian hotel industry 21 Travel agency marketing: Thomas Cook, UK 22 Tour operator marketing: Direct Holidays, UK 23 Destination marketing: Florida - the uses of research Index
Author Bio
Tony Seaton is Director of the Scottish Tourism Research Unit, and lectures at the Scottish Hotel School, University of Strathclyde, UK. Marion Bennett is lecturer in tourism at the University of Surrey, UK.