Essays about: "tourism customer behavior"
Found 4 essays containing the words tourism customer behavior.
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1. The Value of Experience: Virtual Reality as a Form of Barrier-Free Tourism
University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för tjänstevetenskapAbstract : Virtual reality (VR) has dominated technology headlines in recent years with its ability to immerse users in a virtual world. This technology is changing the tourism industry dramatically. Previously, VR has been used mainly as a marketing tool to promote services and tourist destinations. READ MORE
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2. Causes, Experiences, and Consequences of Ethnic Food Consumption: A Case Study of Korean Restaurants in Sweden
University essay from Umeå universitet/KulturgeografiAbstract : This study aims to investigate relations among causes, experiences, and consequences of consuming Korean food at Korean restaurants in Sweden. With a specific focus on Korean food in Stockholm, where most of the Korean restaurants in Sweden are located in, this study identifies significant push and pull factors regarding ethnic food experience at ethnic restaurants and consequences affected by actual customer experience. READ MORE
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3. Current and future shopping conditions in Sälen
University essay from KulturgeografiAbstract : Going from having bought the most essential at the small shops close to home, better communications and an increasingly consumption oriented lifestyle has created a change in shopping behavior and has led to phenomenon such as shopping centres and more. These are constantly being built in Sweden: in the cities, outside the cities and more recently even in small cities -small cities as for one reason or another have access to a larger customer base which can have businesses to flourish economically. READ MORE
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4. The Swedish Experience : A case study of the value of Volvo CE's Demo Centre
University essay from Företagsekonomiska institutionenAbstract : This thesis explores the value of Volvo CE’s Demo Centre in Eskilstuna trough an inductive case study approach. The authors pose the question “What is the resellers’ perceived value of the visit to the Demo Centre and other peripheral activities in conjunction with customer trips?” This is a problem because there is no prior research to what the value of the Demo Centre is and how the value could be measured. READ MORE