In current conceptualizations of destination management, destination management
organizations (DMOs) are required to act as network managers. Previous research claims …

Purpose–This paper aims to investigate the relationship between improvements in
information quality and the benefits and performance of e-government organizations. As …

Previous research on information quality and organizations performance focuses on private
sectors and pays little attention to governments and public organizations. To the best of the …

Issues concerning destination governance continue to engender much interest and debate
in the development of more sustainable forms of tourism. This study explores the …

Tourist destinations are complex, with a mix of political and commercial activity that, to
varying extents, involves or employs different methods of participation in the tourism …

The Vietnamese Special-Use Forests policy introduced in 2006 has transformed the park
and protected area governance of the country from being a state responsibility to a multi …

The topic of destination governance is increasingly gaining importance and dynamism in
multifaceted practical and scholarly discussions (Beritelli, 2011a, 2011b; Gill & Williams …

The notion of tourism administration encompasses more than just the functional links
between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. Studies of modern …

This book presents 16 cases of destination governance in six nations. As Bramwell and
Lane (2011) point out, governance occurs at different geographical scales, which often …

the current consensus is that the complex and decentralized nature of destinations requires
specific and tailor-made models. Since destinations are defined as" a cluster of interrelated …