Titlebook: Craft Beverages and Tourism, Volume 1; The Rise of Brewerie Carol Kline,Susan L. Slocum,Christina T. Cavaliere Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if

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Die vier Schlüssel zu Lean Six Sigmal of how rural tourism attractions and destination management organizations might showcase the state’s unique identity by capturing and sharing authentic senses of place through multiple levels of localism.

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Sechs Dinge, die Manager tun solltentrack their visitors or collaborate with tourism organizations. The chapter adds to our understanding of how tourism practices have helped craft brewers build brand awareness and distribution channels but finds that brewers must address visitor needs to ensure a sustained tourism partnership.

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Sechs Dinge, die Manager tun solltentilleries—Wigle Whiskey, Disobedient Spirits, and Mingo Creek Craft Distillers—and the distinct ways they are using this story, theorizing what their initial experiences may suggest for the future of this emerging trend in southwestern Pennsylvania.

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Die Erfahrung, Verbesserungen zu generiereng the NC craft-distilling industry and maximize its economic impact in rural communities. Insights speak for the need of orchestrated efforts to educate the public and policy makers about the meaningfulness of permitted moonshining.

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The Impact and Implications of Craft Beer Research: An Interdisciplinary Literature Review, found that much of this literature can be organized into four themes: space, place, and identity; production, markets, and consumer culture; tourism; and sustainability. It is then concluded that there is room for more work on craft beer that takes a critical angle, and explores the racial, gendered, and class-based elements of the culture.

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,Life on the “Beer Frontier”: A Case Study of Craft Beer and Tourism in West Virginia,l of how rural tourism attractions and destination management organizations might showcase the state’s unique identity by capturing and sharing authentic senses of place through multiple levels of localism.

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Tourism as a Business Strategy for Growth in Oregon and Washington Craft Breweries,track their visitors or collaborate with tourism organizations. The chapter adds to our understanding of how tourism practices have helped craft brewers build brand awareness and distribution channels but finds that brewers must address visitor needs to ensure a sustained tourism partnership.

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Moonshine in North Carolina: Crafting Quality for Tourism,g the NC craft-distilling industry and maximize its economic impact in rural communities. Insights speak for the need of orchestrated efforts to educate the public and policy makers about the meaningfulness of permitted moonshining.