DSpace Community: ebooksebookshttp://172.16.0.14/handle/ihr21/2852026-10-28T04:05:04Z2026-10-28T04:05:04ZIntrnational Handbook on the Economics of Tourismhttp://172.16.0.14/handle/ihr21/8292025-12-11T05:14:45Z2006-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Intrnational Handbook on the Economics of Tourism2006-01-01T00:00:00ZThe effects of tourism supply chain management practices on tourism operations in Pretoria, South Africahttp://172.16.0.14/handle/ihr21/8282025-12-11T05:11:30Z2018-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: The effects of tourism supply chain management practices on tourism operations in Pretoria, South Africa
Abstract: Managing tourism supply and demand is imperative for the successful management of a
tourism enterprise. Tourism product offerings, which provide the supply that is consumed by
tourists, representing demand, must implement initiatives that would increase sustained
demand. The aim of the article is to evaluate tourism supply chain management practices of
tourism operations within the City of Tshwane. The article examined the characteristics of
tourism supply chain management practices implemented by tourism operations within the
City of Tshwane. A quantitative research approach was used to explore the prevalent supply
chain management practices within the study area. Data was collected from tourism operators
using self-administered questionnaires where 178 questionnaires were useable. The nonprobability
sampling technique using convenience sampling was implemented. The data
collected were analysed with STATA version 15 software. Within this research, exploratory
factor analysis was used in determining the status quo of the Tourism Supply Chain (TSC)
practices in the study area. The results revealed five factors relating to Supply Chain
Management (SCM) practices, namely: relationships and collaboration, communication,
sustainability, customer relations and value added processes. The findings show the level of
awareness in-terms of implementing TSCM practices among the participants2018-01-01T00:00:00ZImprovements in Accounting and Analysis of Financial Results in Tourism Enterpriseshttp://172.16.0.14/handle/ihr21/8272025-12-11T05:06:58Z2019-09-23T00:00:00ZTitle: Improvements in Accounting and Analysis of Financial Results in Tourism Enterprises
Abstract: ABSTRACT
The article deals with improvements in accounting and analysis of financial results in tourism enterprises, as well
as suggestions for further simplification of the order of calculation of financial results of tourism companies as a
result of explorative and deductive research, as a result of researches. With major changes in the development of the
industry, the system of indicators that reflect the financial results of the tourism enterprises, benefits and operating
results should be studied on a regular basis. These reviews are derived from the financial statement report. This will
require the formulation of this report form and the improvement of its information.
This does not disclose information about the earnings and net earnings from this report to external users.
Keywords: International standards; Costs; Accountability; Improvement; Financial results; Travel companies2019-09-23T00:00:00ZOverview of the Meetings Industry in Asiahttp://172.16.0.14/handle/ihr21/8072025-09-12T08:04:41Z2025-09-12T00:00:00ZTitle: Overview of the Meetings Industry in Asia2025-09-12T00:00:00Z