The Olympics 2008 have finished and now it will be the turn for London 2012. I’m convinced that the Olympics in the UK will be very succesful and that Europe will support these games as European games. Otherwise it will be very hard to reach the high level achieved by the chinese organizers. These have [...]
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With contributions from leading global experts both from the industry and academia, each case follows a rigid structure with features such as bulleted summaries and review questions, as well as each section having its own thorough introduction and conclusion written by the editors highlighting the key issues and theories. Cases covered include: Intercontinental Hotel Group and online intermediaries, Expedia.de, Amadeus, VisitBritain, Enterprise Rent-a-car, Lufthansa systems and many more.
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Gestión de Oficinas de Turismo (Managing Tourist Offices)
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This book intends to explain the new role that tourism offices are assuming in tourism destinations, and it also intends to break the belief that tourism offices work only to welcome and give information to the tourist.