Impact Study of the Major Sports Events, the Life Cycle of Tourist Destinations and the Competitiveness of Urban Tourism
Abstract:
Major sports events have far-reaching and wide-ranging implications
on the promotion of tourism economy. the research takes tourist destination
lifecycle as mediating variables, by analyzing the 543 random surveys and the
structural equation modeling, the study found: Major sports events have significant
positive impact on the tourist destination lifecycle, the expected impact, the
degree of relationship awareness and support and the structure of tourism products.
It also has positive impact on market promotion degree and tourism resource
competitiveness.
How to cite this article
Jun Fan and Mina Ge, 2013. Impact Study of the Major Sports Events, the Life Cycle of Tourist Destinations and the Competitiveness of Urban Tourism. Journal of Applied Sciences, 13: 4580-4584.
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