DESTINATION MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS: A SYSTEMATIZATION OF RECENT LITERATURE WITH A FOCUS ON NEW RESEARCH TRENDS

IF 0.4 4区农林科学 Q4 HORTICULTURE

Journal of the Professional Association for Cactus Development Pub Date : 2022-02-10 DOI:10.24818/cts/3/2021/2.06

Adina Andra Triandafil, A. Dinu, Florina Puie (Răzvanță), A. Șerbănescu

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Although the notion of destination management organization remains a particularly prolific and attractive concept, being extensively addressed in the last 20 years, there is no consensus at an academic level on how it can be operationalized. Much less empirically, little attempts have been developed in order to attain comprehensive ways of optimizing the activity of such organizations. The tendency for this concept to be associated with destination brand management is not necessarily representative, and by no means exhaustive. The present paper aims to highlight a series of definitions in this regard in the first part, following that in practice, to carry out a meta-analysis of recent literature, in order to identify the areas where Destination Management Organizations (DMOs) can be developed. Thus, we consider the exploration of different DMOs' analyses, within the Scopus (Elsevier) and Springer international databases which have published research in this regard in the past 2 years (2020-2021)

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目的地管理组织:最近文献的系统化，重点是新的研究趋势

尽管目的地管理组织的概念仍然是一个特别多产和有吸引力的概念，在过去的20年里被广泛讨论，但在学术层面上没有就如何实施它达成共识。更少的经验之谈是，为了获得全面优化这些组织活动的方法，几乎没有作出任何尝试。将这一概念与目的地品牌管理联系起来的趋势不一定具有代表性，也绝不是详尽无遗的。本文的目的是在第一部分中强调这方面的一系列定义，然后在实践中对最近的文献进行meta分析，以确定目的地管理组织(DMOs)可以发展的领域。因此，我们考虑在Scopus(Elsevier)和Springer国际数据库中探索不同的DMOs分析，这些数据库在过去2年(2020-2021年)发表了这方面的研究。

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Journal of the Professional Association for Cactus Development Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Plant Science

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1.10

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33.30%

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期刊介绍： The editors of the Journal of the Professional Association for Cactus Development, are very excited to be a part of the excellent editorial committee and to work together to create the synergism between scientists, growers, legislators, and business people so vital to the development of this industry to serve the people of arid lands.