Service quality and customer loyalty in four-star hotels of Shiraz

Mehdi Haghighi Kafash; Hamed Bagheri

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 1-29

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3979

Abstract
  The chief goal of hotels is to satisfy and retain their customers.Previous researches have shown that contented hotel guests are morelikely to revisit a hotel than guests who were somehow dissatisfied.This study attempts to scrutinize the relationship between servicequality perceptions and customer loyalty ...  Read More

Evaluation of the satisfaction level experienced by tourists visiting Gorgan

Zohreh Fanni; Mojtaba Barghamadi; Majid Eskandarpour; Mansour Soleimani

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 31-48

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3981

Abstract
  Climatic and geographical features of Gorgan (e.g. lying in thevicinity of North - and Razavi-khorasan, Semnan, Tehran, andMazandaran provinces) on the one hand and its cultural and historicalattractions (e.g. Existence of Turkman people and their handicrafts) onthe other, have rendered this city into ...  Read More

A Glance at the Marketing Mix of Ardabil Province Sport Tourism, from the Perspective of Domestic Tourists

Aidin Tajzadeh-Namin; Abolfazl Tajzadeh-Namin; kambiz niknam

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 49-80

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3982

Abstract
  Nowadays, sport tourism has greatly expanded to include a wide range ofactivities, based on which, by arranging facilities and considering themarketing approaches, this type of tourism can be developed in Iran andin the Ardabil province particularly. Despite the importance of sporttourism, yet no serious ...  Read More

An Investigation of Tourism Impact on Qouri Qaleh Village

Edris Babakhanzadeh; Sedigheh Lotfi

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 81-116

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3983

Abstract
  Rural tourism is one of the growing sectors in tourism industry thatcan play an important role in creating jobs, revitalizing rural life andpreserving various historical heritages of rural areas, and ultimatelyshaping an integrated and sustainable development. This paper aims toinvestigate the different ...  Read More

Prioritization of Investments in Travel Agencies

Mohammad Taghi Taghavifard; Abbass Saghaei; Aliakbar Daneshmand

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 117-139

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3984

Abstract
  Decision making about selecting quality-based programs is a sensitiveproblem in the firms looking for effectiveness and profitabilityadvantages. The aim of this paper is to utilize Simple AdditiveWeighting (SAW) method to deal with prioritizing quality-basedinvestments in service firms under fuzzy environment. ...  Read More

The study of effective factors on visitors' behavioral intentions in tourist destinations

Azim Zarei; Fatemeh Ghorbani; Mino Pedramnia

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 141-166

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3985

Abstract
  The perception of visitors' behavioral intentions is of great importancefor destination managers and marketers. The present study is about tostudy the effective factors on visitors behavioral intentions in touristdestinations,which examines the effect of destinationattributes ,perceived quality of destination ...  Read More

Estimating the Willingness to Pay of Visitors of Shahre Sukhte Historical Collection, Using Conditional Valuation Method (CVM)

Hamideh Khaksar Astaneh; Vahid Kalate Arabi; Ali Sardar Shahraki

Volume 7, Issue 20 , June 2011, Pages 167-184

https://doi.org/10.22054/tms.2013.3986

Abstract
  In this study, willingness to pay (WTP) of the visitors of "shahresukhte" has been determined with the use of conditional valuationmethod (CVM) and dichotomous choice questionnaire. Willingness topay is calculated with Logit model, and the parameters of the modelare estimated by maximum likelihood method. ...  Read More