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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a core concept in the context of the hotel industry where it is considered as a significant factor in competition and a firms' survival, primarily because CSR influences customer satisfaction. However, there are still few studies examining the...
The scarcity of well-located land is becoming an important concern for business operations around the world. This study sheds lights on the mechanisms of land speculation by explaining how Chinese businesses' investment in hotels leads to real estate appreciation and firms' market value increase....
This study proposes a model of a structural hole, with knowledge diversity as a moderator that influences the quality and quantity of creativity outputs. The proposed models used a sample of 2316 international academic publications listed in social science citation indexes by 1661 tourism and...
From the Farm to the Tourist’s Table
In many developing countries and small island nations, tourism is seen as a key component of economic development, and one of the main generators of...
Culture appears as one (if not the most important) of the influencing factors of consumer behavior in the literature. As it recently can be experienced we are members of a service-based society. Thus, services are valorized and have an increasingly important role in our lives, since today's...
In 19th century, parallely with the development of tourism, more and more people started to visit Ottoman lands with cultural, religious, historical and commercial reasons. In the meantime, a lot of guest houses and hotels began to be opened in the most of coastal towns of Ottomans, particularly in...
The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of accommodation businesses employees' perceived psychological contract breach and organizational identification on emotional commitment and job performance in accommodation enterprises and to examine the mediating role of equity sensitivity...