tourism management
Fatemeh Mohammadi; Hamid reza Yazdani; Mona Jamipoor; morteza soltani
Abstract
The aim of this identifying the key dimensions of the co-creation implementation process in the hotel industry and using the meta-synthesis qualitative method and focus group. In the first part, 1500 articles were downloaded from the databases of Emerald, Science Direct, ProQuest, Scopus, Web of Science, ...
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The aim of this identifying the key dimensions of the co-creation implementation process in the hotel industry and using the meta-synthesis qualitative method and focus group. In the first part, 1500 articles were downloaded from the databases of Emerald, Science Direct, ProQuest, Scopus, Web of Science, Sage, Springer, Wiley and Google Scholar in the period from 2004 to 2022, and finally 87 articles entered the final analysis. In the first part, after extracting the codes, In the second part, a focus group was formed to localize executive activities necessary for co-creation in the hotel industry with experts in this field. Finally, co-creation implementation activities in the form of categories of strategic activities including strategic analysis and co-creation strategy formulation, operational activities including co-creation support operations and main operations and evaluation and development activities, including control and continuous improvement, It was shown in a step-by-step framework.
marayam rahmaty; Reza Radfar
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The purpose of this study is to identify the mental patterns of tourism industry co-creation. The present study is a mixed-exploratory study conducted using the Q-methodology. This research was conducted with the participation of ten professors familiar with the subject of the research as well as tourism ...
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The purpose of this study is to identify the mental patterns of tourism industry co-creation. The present study is a mixed-exploratory study conducted using the Q-methodology. This research was conducted with the participation of ten professors familiar with the subject of the research as well as tourism experts. The discourse space of the present study was collected from a variety of sources and after evaluating and summarizing the discourse space, 39 terms were selected for the sample. Then, after collecting data from Q sorting, this information was analyzed using Q factor analysis. Distribution analysis showed that three distinct mental patterns can be identified among the research participants about mental patterns of tourism industry co-creation that explained about 76.903% of the total variance. These three mental models were named service development, customer value and organization,
