Sentence examples for destination manager from inspiring English sources

Vaccinations are not required, but Myanmar travel experts like Eric Kareus, the Asia destination manager at Asia Transpacific Journeys, recommend making sure your tetanus, typhoid and polio shots are up-to-date, and getting a hepatitis A vaccination.

Karen Cleary, the company's destination manager, says trips are done in groups no larger than 16 people and that they seek out eco-friendly accommodations.

The results provide valuable information and insights both for academics and for destination managers, who can then adjust their marketing and management endeavours according to selected markets and their specific needs of target groups.

For starters, better environmental management can deliver immediate "material benefits" for hotel operators and destination managers.

Destination advertising is important as a communication resource for both travelers and destination managers.

We illustrate the theoretical and managerial implications of the meta-event concept for event tourism studies and destination managers.

Findings should help destination managers to better understand the winter migrants' lifestyle and risk preferences to better attract and retain them.

For destination managers, this study could help in designing engaging and interactive 3D tourism destination sites that contribute to an increase in people's interests in visiting the tourism destination in the future.

Its relevance to the economy of a wide range of countries has made it the subject of analysis of researchers and tourist destination managers alike; in part, due to the increasing competition among tourist destinations.

This paper offers practical implications for destination managers and discusses how the causes of disappointment might be eliminated, or minimized, and that tourists can be compensated for disappointing experiences.

The paper contributes to the service management literature by; 1) identifying key factors impacting crowding perception in a winter sport outdoor setting; 2) highlighting its influence on customer satisfaction; and 3) advocating the need for winter destination managers to overcome perceived crowding.