Titlebook: Marketing Tourism and Hospitality; Concepts and Cases Richard George Textbook 20211st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Tourism and Hospitality Consumer Behaviourl, psychological, cultural, and social factors that influence consumers, causing them to behave the way they do when choosing to buy tourism and hospitality products. Further, this chapter presents the various roles that consumers might play in the decision-making process. It introduces the consumer

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Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Researcho the tourism and hospitality marketer. The chapter then provides a definition of marketing research, and an explanation of the differences between marketing research and market research. Further, it discusses the reasons for doing marketing research and outlines different types of marketing researc

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The Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Environmentthe internal environment. Here tourism and hospitality organisations have a much stronger degree of influence. The internal environment consists of the company itself as well as its resources, its processes, and the policies it uses to achieve its goals. Next the chapter examines the performance env

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Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioninge in the marketplace. It begins with an explanation of market segmentation, which is essential for designing and implementing a marketing mix. It considers how tourism and hospitality companies decide on which market segments to focus their marketing efforts. It also discusses the criteria used by t

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Tourism and Hospitality Products, Branding, and Pricing, and “product mix”. It the chapter explains that the product is a complex concept that should be considered on three levels. These are the core, expected, and augmented product. Next, the product life cycle concept is discussed and how it is used by the tourism marketer to assess the development of