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Anatolia : an international journal of tourism and hospitality research. Vol. 25 (2014), No. 1
Inv. br.: č2014/028-1
Perceived service quality and tourists' cognitive image of a destination, 1-12.
- Personal profile information as cues of credibility in online travel reviews, 13-23.
- Managing the front office department: staffing issues in Malaysiaan hotels, 24-38.
- Estimation of GHG emission from hotel industry, 39-48.
- Perceived spatial agglomeration effects and hotel location choice, 49-60.
- Bibliometric analysis of tourism and hospitality related articles published in Turkey, 61-80.
- The application of the modified balanced scorecard advanced hierarchy process extended to the economy, upscale, and luxury hotels' websites, 81-95.
- From snow skiing to grass skiing: implications of climate change for the ski industry in Dizin, Iran, 96-107.
- Estimation of tourism demand function for Australian destinations: a time-varying parameter approach, 108-116.
- Individuals' perceptions for natural resources: the case of Cretan beaches, 117-130.
- Hotel chains' entry mode in Bulgaria, 131-135.
- The phenomena of workplace in 5 star hotels in North Cyprus, 136-139.
- Virtual tourism: use of "second life" for destination marketing, 140-143.