The Tourism Efficient Frontier : an approach to selecting the most efficient travel segment mixes / SooCheong (Shawn) Jang 6
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Contributor(s): Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing. 16 (4) : 2004. pp. 33 5 6 [] |
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ABSTRACT : The objective of this research was to identify efficient travel segment mixes that allow destination tourism policy-makers and marketers to efficiently plan, develop and market their destinations, so that they can have greater and more stable tourism receipts. Factor-cluster analysis and quadratic programming were conducted to find the French outbound travel activity segments and the efficient travel segment mixes. A hierarchical cluster analysis, using activity factor scores as the basis for clustering, produced five distinct segments with similar activity participation patterns.With the variance-covariance matrix of the tourism receipts across the five segments, quadratic programming identified the efficient segment mixes. In addition, based on financial portfolio theory ... 56
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