The attitude of the resident in the tourist destination of Tenerife: evaluation and trend
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2010.08.039Keywords:
attitude of the resident, planning destinations, destination marketing, positioning, longitudinal studyAbstract
The pursuit of competitive factors of the destinations is a need for the sustainable manage- ment of it. One factor to promote is a proper positioning and differential, restricted to those involved in the experiences of tourists, including the resident community interaction with the tourist. The “friendly” is an intangible basic communication strategies of many destinations that drive the choice of a destination and help to strengthen the feeling of mutual acceptance between resident and tourist, affecting visitor satisfaction. In the attitude of residents is not only important to know the reality of a moment, assessing the impact of the benefits and costs, and the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic to the resident, it is also imperative for decision-making in line with reality , permanent and constant evaluation of what happens with the attitude of the resident, is consistent or unstable over time?
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