Sentence examples for destination framework from inspiring English sources
Schianetz, Kavanagh, and Lockington's (2007) concept of the 'Learning Tourism Destination' and the 'Knowledge Destination Framework' introduced by Höpken, Fuchs, Keil, and Lexhagen (2011) build the theoretical fundament for the technical architecture of the presented Business Intelligence application.
The paper provides a potentially useful reference for jurisdictions that intend to implement large-scale collaborative destination management frameworks.
Given a possible shift in goals and budgets — President Obama will reveal his space plans on Monday in his 2011 budget request — the study is to survey the variety of available rockets and spacecraft, consider different strategies for reaching future destinations and recommend a framework of how to proceed.
In [4] Horowitz presented a trip frequency, destination and mode choice modelling framework able to incorporate (still within a trip-based framework) some inter-trip dependencies.
Hence, the tool developed, called the User-Perceived Quality Scale, is put forward as a potential standard framework for evaluating destination websites.
This study aims to identify international birders' motivations and preferred destination attributes using the push pull framework, and to explore their travel behaviors.
This paper presents the development of a resilience framework for tourist destinations with a particular focus on climatic disturbances or stress, and their impacts on tourism activity sub-systems.
To illustrate further the applicability of the proposed framework for planning purposes, destination station-choice probability prediction is undertaken.
It was also noted that the most popular destination for Polish Marie Curie Fellows during the fifth framework programme of the European Commission was the UK.
The MDGs framework simply points to a destination -- like a bystander guide, which is good enough -- but individual countries took on the journey largely on their own and are responsible for almost all the progress.
Opportunities for future work include more research on the potential routes between origins and destinations for walk trips, application of the framework in another region, and developing ways the research could be implemented in activity-based modeling systems.
