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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Seminar paper from the year 2007 in the subject Tourism - Miscellaneous, grade: 1,2, University of applied sciences, course: Tourism and Leisure Studies, language: English, abstract: When commencing to plan a study, researchers face the oftentimes ch…allengingtask to decide on the adequate research method for their investigation problemat hand. Since the appropriateness of a study, as well as its ability to beaccepted as scientific research, depend very much on the correct choice of theapplied research method(s), the decision process for the latter constitutes acrucial phase of the overall research operation.As many researchers encounter ambiguities when it comes to selecting thesuitable research technique, this paper provides a critical reflection on severalarguments for and against the employment of in-depth interviews, one of themost common tools used in qualitative research.The aim of this paper is, therefore, to consider the strengths and weaknesses ofin-depth interviews from various angles, in order to advance the perspicuity ofthe question in which situations it is apt to use interviews as a research tool andwhen to better search for alternative methods.To arrive at this objective, four main issues have been explored through areview of already existing literature. First, the merits of individual in-depthinterviews are examined. Then the paper addresses the question of whatpossible drawbacks one may come across when selecting in-depth interviewingas a research method. Furthermore, a short comment on the application of indepthinterviews in qualitative tourism research is given. Finally, in theconclusions/recommendations section it is explained for which types ofinvestigations the in-depth interview is the appropriate research technique.As indicated above, the main focus of this paper is not on providing a guide forthe general set-up and implication process of an in-depth interview. The mainspotlight is rather on the enhancement of the detailed knowledge of researcherson in-depth interviews, with the ultimate goal to make a contribution to increasethe number of cases where research methods have been appropriately chosen.Hence, a certain level of previous knowledge about in-depth interviewing isexpected from the reader in order to be able to follow the content of this paper.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Bachelor Thesis from the year 2009 in the subject Economics - Macro-economics, general, grade: 1.2, University of applied sciences, language: English, abstract: There have been numerous incidents in one or more countries in the past that led to sudde…n and unexpected reductions in demand for tourism services and confronted travel businesses with an economic environment of high uncertainty. However, the current financial and economic crisis appears to be of a larger dimension than most other crises before, and numerous experts around the globe agree that the present economic slowdown has the potential to become one of the most challenging and transformational disturbances on a supranational level since the Great Depression. Predictions of future developments are vague and can only be educated speculation at best, yet for the tourism industry the initial effects of this first major crisis of the globalization era are already clearly perceptible. Drawing on an extensive review of already existing literature, this paper explains the various milestones during the period that led to the 2007-2009 global financial and economic disorder, and subsequently considers a choice of selected key implications for the tourism industry and associated businesses. The aim of this paper is therefore to provide an academically substantiated reference guide for market participants and policy-makers alike, with the ultimate purpose of making a contribution to reduce the number of cases where wrong decisions lead to major difficulties or even the failure of a destination or an individual business. Results of the research indicate that the identified impacts are likely to intensify throughout 2009 and 2010, and that the crisis will most likely also entail fundamental changes for the industry on a long-term basis. In particular, it was found that in the medium term decreased public funding for tourism projects and restricted access to capital are likely to force many travel businesses into serious liquidity problems. This may cause a series of reactions, including widespread workforce reductions and severe cuts in the quality of the provided services. Besides, the crisis is likely to have considerable effects on the way leisure and corporate travel is conducted, as for instance shorter and less frequent trips or a stronger tendency towards cost containment. However, the paper also points out that every crisis embodies a great number of opportunities and provides an analysis of a range of selected chances for destinations and tourism businesses. [.].
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Bachelor Thesis from the year 2009 in the subject Tourism - Miscellaneous, grade: 1, University of applied sciences, language: English, abstract: There have been numerous incidents in one or more countries in the past that ledto sudden and unexpected… reductions in demand for tourism services andconfronted travel businesses with an economic environment of high uncertainty.However, the current financial and economic crisis appears to be of a largerdimension than most other crises before, and numerous experts around the globeagree that the present economic slowdown has the potential to become one of themost challenging and transformational disturbances on a supranational level sincethe Great Depression. Predictions of future developments are vague and can onlybe educated speculation at best, yet for the tourism industry the initial effects ofthis first major crisis of the globalization era are already clearly perceptible.Drawing on an extensive review of already existing literature, this paper explainsthe various milestones during the period that led to the 2007-2009 global financialand economic disorder, and subsequently considers a choice of selected keyimplications for the tourism industry and associated businesses. The aim of thispaper is therefore to provide an academically substantiated reference guide formarket participants and policy-makers alike, with the ultimate purpose of making acontribution to reduce the number of cases where wrong decisions lead to majordifficulties or even the failure of a destination or an individual business.Results of the research indicate that the identified impacts are likely to intensifythroughout 2009 and 2010, and that the crisis will most likely also entailfundamental changes for the industry on a long-term basis. In particular, it wasfound that in the medium term decreased public funding for tourism projects andrestricted access to capital are likely to force many travel businesses into seriousliquidity problems. This may cause a series of reactions, including widespreadworkforce reductions and severe cuts in the quality of the provided services.Besides, the crisis is likely to have considerable effects on the way leisure andcorporate travel is conducted, as for instance shorter and less frequent trips or astronger tendency towards cost containment. However, the paper also points outthat every crisis embodies a great number of opportunities and provides ananalysis of a range of selected chances for destinations and tourism businesses.
