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Tourismusstrategische Ausrichtung 2015 – Wachstum durch Strukturwandel

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  • Egon Smeral

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Mit einem Modell, das die wichtigsten Bestimmungsgründe der Wettbewerbsposition einer Tourismusdestination berücksichtigt, werden vor dem Hintergrund der aktuellen Entwicklungstendenzen im internationalen und österreichischen Tourismus mögliche Wachstumspfade bis 2015 ermittelt. Demnach ergibt sich für die Entwicklung der realen Tourismusumsätze in Österreich eine Bandbreite von +1½% bis +2½% pro Jahr. Zusätzlich werden strategische Ansatzpunkte erarbeitet, die es erlauben, das Wachstum des Tourismus zu erhöhen und Marktanteilsgewinne zu realisieren.

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  • Egon Smeral, 2010. "Tourismusstrategische Ausrichtung 2015 – Wachstum durch Strukturwandel," WIFO Studies, WIFO, number 40675.
    • Handle: RePEc:wfo:wstudy:40675
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