I. Classical Change Theory - The Life-Cycle Model

This Destination, or Tourism Area, Life-Cycle has six stages that were initially defined by their characteristics:

1. Exploration__________________________________________________

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2. Involvement __________________________________________________

3. Development _________________________________________________

4.Consolidation_________________________________________________

5.Stagnation____________________________________________________

6.Decline and Demise ___________________________________________

......or Rejuvenation _____________________________________________

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II. The Theory of Species Evolution

The concepts and biological terms of evolutionary theory which have parallels in the business sector

	Biological Term	Business Term	Tourism Term
	Species	Product	Tourist Area / Destination
	Variation	Product Differences	Destination Differences
	Overpopulation / Overcapacity	Excessive Competition between Products	Excessive Competition between Destinations
	Struggle for Existence	Struggle for Existence	Struggle for Existence
	Survival of the Fittest	Survival of the Fittest	Survival of the Fittest
	Survival	Success / Growth	Success / Growth
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III. Punctuated Equilibrium model

The punctuated equilibrium change paradigm proposes that systems remain relatively stable for prolonged periods (equilibrium) with rapid revolutionary change occurring periodically (punctuations).

IV. Chaos Theory

Chaos theory considers dynamical systems that are not predictable. At high levels of complexity it is not possible to distinguish randomness from order.

Questions for self-control:

1. What are the differences between the terms “region” and “tourist destination”?

2. What are the main approaches to the definition “tourist (tourism) destination”?

3. Determine unique features that allow us to identify a tourist destination.

4. Specify the essence of Tourist Destination 6A Model.

5. What are the main reasons for different types of destinations visits?

6. Provide different types of destinations examples.

7. What typical attractions are found in different types of destinations?

8. What are the basic factors of destination development?

9. What are the main features for every stage of Tourism Area Life-Cycle?

10. Define the essence of The Theory of Species Evolution in relation to tourist destinations development.

11. Define the essence of The Punctuated Equilibrium model in relation to tourist destinations development.

12. Define the essence of The Chaos Theory in relation to tourist destinations development.

Topic 2. Methodology of Tourist Destinations Management Research

Lecture Plan

Objectives and research directions for tourism destinations.
Methods of tourism destination studies.
Indicators for assessing the state and development of tourism destination.

Bibliography:

Basic: 1, 2, 3, 4

Supplementary: 9, 12, 16, 17, 24.

Key words: scanning the macro environment, existing and potential tourism resources, tangible resources, key “attractors”, intangible resources, existing and potential market performance, trends, demand seasonality, segments, situation analysis, Interactive Destination Evaluation System, spider plots, Balanced Score Card

Objectives and research directions for tourism destinations

Research directions for tourism destinations:

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