Future Issues in Sales, Marketing, and Revenue Management in Greater China: What Keeps You Up at Night?
Journal of Travel & Tourism MarketingPublished 1 August 2011Open access
David Jones, Amy Lee, Kaye Chon
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Abstract
Recognizing the current global economic crisis, what do you feel are the key impacts it will have on (sales, marketing, or revenue management) in the hospitality industry in the next 5 years within the Greater China region?” This was the question asked in a Delphi study with 37 hotel industry leaders in Greater China and a follow-up Thought Leaders Roundtable. The results identified the top five impacts in each of the disciplines and the Roundtable provided insights into how to address them. Additionally, how long these impacts will affect the region was determined.
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