Tourism has achieved high progress in late the 90s and still, as the world economy of the twenty-first century will be led by three industries: telecommunication, information technology and tourism. In fact, tourism is expected to grow very rapidly in the near future which will present both challenges and tremendous opportunities for the pubic and private sectors to exploit these opportunities. The purpose of this study is to discuss the main critical success factors of tourist destination marketing where a model of the critical factors of destination marketing success was developed and tested in the Jordanian context. This study concludes that the main critical success factors of Jordanian tourist destination marketing are product, quality, accessibility, people, price, promotion and p...
... for almost 4% of global GDP (World Trade Organisation, 2003). The WTO forecasts that intern... (282 million arrivals) (World Trade Organization, 2009). International tourism has become one of th...
BUSINESSES have been urged to take advantage of support to boost exports after UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) was acclaimed by its peers as the best trade promotion agency in the developed world. The award was announced at the International Trade Centre's Trade Promotion Organization Network Awards 2010 in Mexico.
fORTY YEARS AGO, WHEN Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand formed the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), few would have forecast that it would eventually include all of Southeast Asia At the time, the Vietnam war still had eight years to run, Indonesia and Malaysia had just ended hostilities and the Khmer Rouge were yet to take power in Cambodia. Since ASEAN has no mechanism to deal with such issues, members have referred decisions to international organisations such as the International Court of Justice and the World Trade Organization. If the Association is able to fulfil economic convergence obligations in the free trade agreements, it may be able to move beyond economics and regain some of the international attention it has lacked since the Asi...
The objective of this paper is to provide a framework that relates non-government organization (NGO) internal management practice to corporate performance and to study the effect of senior management initiatives taken inside the organization on the overall performance of the entity. The internal initiatives addressed in this paper are (1) the time span of corporate strategy, (2) the NGO's internal management techniques and practice, (3) industrial, government relations, and image, (4) ability to navigate through the external environment with a market-driven philosophy, (5) human resource development, and (6) spirit and culture of volunteerism among staff and managers. NGO corporate performance is represented by outcomes developed in the paper, related to sustainability of the NGO, its v...
... such as unions, professional and trade organizations, (2) political parties, (3) student ...
Very little research has been conducted to examine the effects of information technology (IT) maturity on the use of the evaluation methodologies and the management of electronic commerce (EC) benefits. One survey and two in-depth case studies were carried out to examine these practices and processes in large Australian organizations. A key contribution of this research is to extend the Limits-to-Value model to examine the relationship between the levels of IT maturity and the adoption of IT investment evaluation and benefits realization methodologies as well as its effect on the management of business-to-business (B2B) EC benefits. The finding indicates that IT maturity has a positive impact on the adoption of these methodologies. A number of managerial issues and problems have also em...
...In fact, B2B trade represents the largest growth sector, in terms of ...
THE International Labour Organization estimates that people trafficking is now the third most profitable illegal trade in the world (after arms and drugs trafficking). Research indicates that each year more than 1.2million people are trafficked globally and several hundred thousand are trafficked into and between EU member states. Many of these are women and children who are trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Arts 63a and 69b of the Lisbon European Reform Treaty will enable member states, in conjunction with the EU, to achieve more effective cross- border action against the internationally organised criminal gangs engaged in this horrendous trade and to help their victims and potential victims.
... narratives of symbolic internationalism, its origins instead lie in the tangible, material...International meetings of trade unionists and union members (including the increas... campaigning rather than ongoing organization' (Anner, 2006: 8). Labour solidarity has to be com...
CONTROVERSY continues to rage over recent legislative proposals on at least three continents to ensure the safety of natural health supplements containing vitamins and minerals. Europe has approved a Directive on Food Supplements which may remove thousands of safe products from the market. An international standard-setting body for the World Health Organization is considering restrictions on Vitamins in international trade.
...With hardly concealed threats of trade or war, these 'foreign barbarians' shook the found... debates of the Second and Third Internationals. These concerned what the Austro-Marxist turned bo... as the fundamental form of labour organization' (Trotsky, 1959: 3). Hence, the infusion of Europe...
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