Related and unrelated variety in a tourism context
Annals of Tourism ResearchPublished 22 December 2015Open access
Jarle Aarstad, Olav Andreas Kvitastein, Stig‐Erik Jakobsen
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• Coproduction and innovation increase in a destination with related industrial variety. • Coproduction and efficiency decrease in a destination with unrelated variety. • High level of related and low level unrelated variety optimize destination development.
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