Titlebook: Design Science in Tourism; Foundations of Desti Daniel R. Fesenmaier,Zheng Xiang Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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Delbert M. Shankel,L. A Mitschere impacts on tourists’ behavior and transform tourism experiences. Drawing from behaviorism, philosophy of computing, design science and persuasive technology, this chapter provides a theoretical reflection for technology and tourism design by theorizing behavioral design and technological mediation

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Elsevier Applied Food Science Series coordinated, be made competitive. Experiences from mature destinations such as in Switzerland show that the territorial concept of the destination fails in practice, limiting the actors in a self-made mental corset. Our lately applied approach that sees the destination as a space in which several d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0755-3 travel experiences has attracted widespread research interest over the past few years. This chapter reviews popular innovation types and experience design aspects such as design thinking and blue printing. The goal of this chapter is to merge the competing approaches towards tourism innovation; tec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0755-3ty of service failures. Despite its increasing attention from scholars and practitioners, the efficacy of relying on recovery strategies for managing customer service experience has long been a great concern. Given that service recovery can only partially compensate the detrimental impact of service

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Tourism Experience and Tourism Designurther, the advent of new sensor technology provides new tools for understanding the ways in which these experiences—events are perceived and the meanings created hold great promise in addressing a number of critical questions empowering the design of tourism places. We then describe traveler experiences through a series of case studies.

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Dennis R. Heldman,Daryl B. Lundurther, the advent of new sensor technology provides new tools for understanding the ways in which these experiences—events are perceived and the meanings created hold great promise in addressing a number of critical questions empowering the design of tourism places. We then describe traveler experiences through a series of case studies.

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