Access the full text.
Sign up today, get DeepDyve free for 14 days.
Loading next page...
/lp/wiley/supply-chain-in-tourism-destinations-the-case-of-levi-resort-in-mP13fAmCms
References (56)
-
Andrew White, E. Daniel, Mohdzaher Mohdzain (2005)
The role of emergent information technologies and systems in enabling supply chain agilityInt. J. Inf. Manag., 25
-
R. Tapper (2001)
Tourism and Socio-economic Development: UK Tour Operators' Business Approaches in the Context of the New International AgendaInternational Journal of Tourism Research, 3
-
A. Franklin, M. Crang (2001)
The trouble with tourism and travel theory?Tourist Studies, 1
-
Precise but bold (zone/land use) planning in Levi Resort
Levi News, 4
-
P. Lou, Zude Zhou, You-ping Chen, W. Ai (2004)
Study on multi-agent-based agile supply chain managementThe International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 23
-
A. Agarwal, R. Shankar, M. Tiwari (2006)
Modeling the metrics of lean, agile and leagile supply chain: An ANP-based approachEur. J. Oper. Res., 173
-
D. Pitta, F. Franzak, M. Little (2004)
Maintaining positive returns in the value and supply chain: applying tomorrow's marketing skillsJournal of Consumer Marketing, 21
-
Ge Wang, Samuel Huang, J. Dismukes (2004)
Product-driven supply chain selection using integrated multi-criteria decision-making methodologyInternational Journal of Production Economics, 91
-
R. Mcafee, M. Glassman, Earl Honeycutt (2002)
THE EFFECTS OF CULTURE AND HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT POLICIES ON SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT STRATEGYJournal of Business Logistics, 23
-
S. Hertz (2001)
Dynamics of Alliances in Highly Integrated Supply Chain NetworksInternational Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, 4
-
Breen Breen, Crawford Crawford (2005)
Improving the pharmaceutical supply chain: assessing the reality of e?quality through e?commerce application in hospital pharmacyInternational Journal of Quality and Reliability Management, 22
-
A. Haahti, R. Komppula (2006)
Chapter 12 – Experience design in tourism -
Buhalis Buhalis (2000b)
Relationships in the distribution channel of tourism: conflicts between hoteliers and tour operators in the Mediterranean regionInternational Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration, 1
-
D. Straub, Arun Rai, Richard Klein (2004)
Measuring Firm Performance at the Network Level: A Nomology of the Business Impact of Digital Supply NetworksJournal of Management Information Systems, 21
-
T. Skjoett‐Larsen (1999)
Supply Chain Management: A New Challenge for Researchers and Managers in LogisticsThe International Journal of Logistics Management, 10
-
Ralf Seifert, U. Thonemann, Marcel Sieke (2006)
Relaxing channel separation: Integrating a virtual store into the supply chain via transshipmentsIIE Transactions, 38
-
S. Vargo, R. Lusch (2004)
Evolving to a New Dominant Logic for MarketingJournal of Marketing, 68
-
L. Khoo, X. Yin (2003)
An extended graph-based virtual clustering-enhanced approach to supply chain optimisationThe International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 22
-
L. Lumsdon, J. Swift (1999)
The role of the tour operator in South America: Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and UruguayInternational Journal of Tourism Research, 1
-
Charles Gowen, W. Tallon (2003)
Enhancing supply chain practices through human resource managementJournal of Management Development, 22
-
Dimitrios Buhalis (2000)
Marketing the competitive destination of the future.Tourism Management, 21
-
Nah Nah (2004)
Supply chain and enterprise systems management and solutionsInformation Resources Management Journal, 17
-
Pearce Pearce, Raewyn Raewyn, Schött Schött (2004)
Tourism distribution channel in WellingtonThe International Journal of Tourism Research, 6
-
M. Hwang, H. Rau (2006)
Development of strategies for shortening supply chain and demand chainHuman systems management, 25
-
D. Flint (2004)
Strategic marketing in global supply chains: Four challengesIndustrial Marketing Management, 33
-
T. Huybers, J. Bennett (2000)
Cooperation in Tropical North Queenslands Nature-Based Tourism IndustryAustralasian Agribusiness Review
-
M. Rainbird (2004)
A framework for operations management: the value chainInternational Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, 34
-
Noel Grets, J. Kasarda (1997)
Enterprise Logistics in the Information EraCalifornia Management Review, 39
-
Stephen Smith (1994)
THE TOURISM PRODUCTAnnals of Tourism Research, 21
-
W. Yao (2005)
Logistics network structure and design for a closed-loop supply chain in e-commerceInternational Journal of Business Performance Management, 7
-
Yeoryios Stamboulisa, Pantoleon Skayannisb (2003)
Innovation strategies and technology for experience-based tourismTourism Management, 24
-
Tapper Tapper (2001)
Tourism and socio?economic development: UK tour operators' business in the context of new international agendaInternational Journal of Tourism Research, 3
-
M. Mcginnis, J. Kohn (2002)
LOGISTICS STRATEGY — REVISITEDJournal of Business Logistics, 23
-
Hill Hill (1999)
Supply chain management in the age of e?commerceApparel Industry, 60
-
S. Pant, Rajesh Sethi, M. Bhandari (2003)
Making sense of the e-supply chain landscape: an implementation frameworkInt. J. Inf. Manag., 23
-
M. Sinclair, A. Blake, Guntur Sugiyarto (2003)
Chapter 3. The Economics of Tourism -
P. Murphy, M. Pritchard, Brock Smith (2000)
The destination product and its impact on traveller perceptionsTourism Management, 21
-
José-Carlos García-Rosell, Minni Haanpää, Mika Kylänen, Vesa Markuksela (2007)
From firms to extended markets: a cultural approach to tourism product development.Tourism: An international Interdisciplinary Journal, 55
-
D. Pearce, R. Tan, C. Schott (2007)
Distribution Channels in International Markets: A Comparative Analysis of the Distribution of New Zealand Tourism in Australia, Great Britain and the USACurrent Issues in Tourism, 10
-
V. Tummala, C. Phillips, Melanie Johnson (2006)
Assessing supply chain management success factors: a case studySupply Chain Management, 11
-
Lummus Lummus, Demarie Demarie (2006)
Evolutionary chainIndustrial Engineer: IE, 38
-
Ruggero Sainaghi (2006)
From contents to processes: Versus a dynamic destination management model (DDMM)Tourism Management, 27
-
D. Hensher (2006)
Towards a practical method to establish comparable values of travel time savings from stated choice experiments with differing design dimensionsTransportation Research Part A-policy and Practice, 40
-
Thorp Thorp (1939)
Changing distribution channelsThe American Economic Review, 29
-
H. Ahadi (2004)
An Examination of the Role of Organizational Enablers in Business Process Reengineering and the Impact of Information TechnologyInf. Resour. Manag. J., 17
-
Wootsong Lin, D. Kuo, Li-Yu Chen (2006)
Global versus local sourcing for different supply chain networks: an analysis of order unfulfilment ratesInt. J. Serv. Technol. Manag., 7
-
V. Lo, A. Yeung (2004)
Practical framework for strategic alliance in Pearl River Delta manufacturing supply chain: A total quality approachInternational Journal of Production Economics, 87
-
L. Breen, H. Crawford (2005)
Improving the pharmaceutical supply chainInternational Journal of Quality & Reliability Management, 22
-
W. Framke (2002)
The Destination as a Concept: A Discussion of the Business-related Perspective versus the Socio-cultural Approach in Tourism TheoryScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, 2
-
T. Strader, Fu-Ren Lin, M. Shaw (1999)
Business-to-business electronic commerce and convergent assembly supply chain managementJournal of Information Technology, 14
-
D. Power (2005)
Strategy development processes as determinants of B2B e-commerce performance: A comparative model in a supply chain management contextInternet Res., 15
-
D. Pearce, R. Tan, C. Schott (2004)
Tourism distribution channels in Wellington, New ZealandInternational Journal of Tourism Research, 6
-
Oloruntoba Oloruntoba, Gray Gray (2006)
Humanitarian aid: an agile supply chain? Supply Chain ManagementAn International Journal, 11
-
R. Lummus, S. DeMarie (2007)
Evolutionary ChainIEEE Engineering Management Review, 35
-
K. Pavlovich (2003)
The evolution and transformation of a tourism destination network: the Waitomo Caves, New ZealandTourism Management, 24
-
Dimitrios Buhalis (2000)
Relationships in the Distribution Channel of TourismInternational Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Administration, 1
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
- ISSN
- 1099-2340
- eISSN
- 1522-1970
- DOI
- 10.1002/jtr.677
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
Tourism destinations in Finnish Lapland provide a suitable base for supply chain management (SCM). Often, the investments in these destinations are directed to wilderness areas without significant initial infrastructure. Thus, the surroundings provide better possibilities to build and direct the experiences of tourists in contrast to city tourism where the surroundings are not especially designed for tourism. In this paper we apply an SCM framework to the Levi Fell resort in northern Finland. By identifying some special characteristics of tourism destinations and region‐based tourism production, we further develop the traditional SCM framework in the context of tourism. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Journal
International Journal of Tourism Research – Wiley
Published: Jan 1, 2009