Cheng‐fei Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 4516396 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cheng‐fei Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cheng‐fei |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE C F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shih Chien University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Market knowledge of the travel industry from knowledge-based view: A case of two Taiwanese travel agencies
There has been a lack of comprehensive model elaborating the key dimensions of knowledge management in the tourism field. Based on market orientation literature, market knowledge could be illustrated from consumer and competitor dimensions. However, what knowledge topics are in these two dimensions (e.g. knowledge depth) or do any dimensions of market knowledge exist (e.g. knowledge breadth)? These questions can be clearly answered. Drawing on kn…
An investigation of factors determining cycling experience and frequency
A bicycle tourism destination is composed of complexes of different attributes that are crucial for the determination of tourist satisfaction levels. However, the relative impact of sector-specific destination attributes on bicycle touring and leisure cycling experience and frequency has been both poorly understood and studied. This study is an attempt to fill this literature gap by exploring a demand-side perspective on the important contributor…
The Attractiveness of Taiwan as a Bicycle Tourism Destination: A Supply-Side Approach
This study extends the existing literature by identifying a list of determinants of destination attractiveness that has broad applicability to bicycle tourism and examining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a bicycle tourism destination. Using the analytic hierarchy process method, comfortable climate, segregated bicycle facilities and road surface and pavement are the most important determinants of attractiveness of a bicycle tourism destination. …
Strategic management for competitive advantage: A case study of higher technical and vocational education in Taiwan
Higher technical and vocational education institutions in Taiwan face the pressure of an oversupply of student places and fierce competition from domestic and international institutions. To cope with these challenges, higher technical and vocational education institutions that are better equipped to respond to market requirements are expected to achieve competitive advantage and superior performance. A sector-specific model of competitive advanta…
A Study of Destination Attractiveness through Domestic Visitors' Perspectives: The Case of Taiwan's Hot Springs Tourism Sector
This study explores a demand-side perspective on the factors determining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a hot springs tourism destination. The 29 destination attributes were drawn from the literature and were modified to reflect the specific features of the hot springs tourism sector. A factor analysis yielded seven factors. In descending order of importance, these factors were: “safety and security”; “natural resources”; “accommodation”; “trans…
Market knowledge of the travel industry from knowledge-based view: A case of two Taiwanese travel agencies
There has been a lack of comprehensive model elaborating the key dimensions of knowledge management in the tourism field. Based on market orientation literature, market knowledge could be illustrated from consumer and competitor dimensions. However, what knowledge topics are in these two dimensions (e.g. knowledge depth) or do any dimensions of market knowledge exist (e.g. knowledge breadth)? These questions can be clearly answered. Drawing on kn…
An investigation of factors determining cycling experience and frequency
A bicycle tourism destination is composed of complexes of different attributes that are crucial for the determination of tourist satisfaction levels. However, the relative impact of sector-specific destination attributes on bicycle touring and leisure cycling experience and frequency has been both poorly understood and studied. This study is an attempt to fill this literature gap by exploring a demand-side perspective on the important contributor…
A Study of Destination Attractiveness through Domestic Visitors' Perspectives: The Case of Taiwan's Hot Springs Tourism Sector
This study explores a demand-side perspective on the factors determining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a hot springs tourism destination. The 29 destination attributes were drawn from the literature and were modified to reflect the specific features of the hot springs tourism sector. A factor analysis yielded seven factors. In descending order of importance, these factors were: “safety and security”; “natural resources”; “accommodation”; “trans…
The Attractiveness of Taiwan as a Bicycle Tourism Destination: A Supply-Side Approach
This study extends the existing literature by identifying a list of determinants of destination attractiveness that has broad applicability to bicycle tourism and examining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a bicycle tourism destination. Using the analytic hierarchy process method, comfortable climate, segregated bicycle facilities and road surface and pavement are the most important determinants of attractiveness of a bicycle tourism destination. …
Strategic management for competitive advantage: A case study of higher technical and vocational education in Taiwan
Higher technical and vocational education institutions in Taiwan face the pressure of an oversupply of student places and fierce competition from domestic and international institutions. To cope with these challenges, higher technical and vocational education institutions that are better equipped to respond to market requirements are expected to achieve competitive advantage and superior performance. A sector-specific model of competitive advanta…
A Study of Destination Attractiveness through Domestic Visitors' Perspectives: The Case of Taiwan's Hot Springs Tourism Sector
This study explores a demand-side perspective on the factors determining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a hot springs tourism destination. The 29 destination attributes were drawn from the literature and were modified to reflect the specific features of the hot springs tourism sector. A factor analysis yielded seven factors. In descending order of importance, these factors were: “safety and security”; “natural resources”; “accommodation”; “trans…
The Attractiveness of Taiwan as a Bicycle Tourism Destination: A Supply-Side Approach
This study extends the existing literature by identifying a list of determinants of destination attractiveness that has broad applicability to bicycle tourism and examining the attractiveness of Taiwan as a bicycle tourism destination. Using the analytic hierarchy process method, comfortable climate, segregated bicycle facilities and road surface and pavement are the most important determinants of attractiveness of a bicycle tourism destination. …
Strategic management for competitive advantage: A case study of higher technical and vocational education in Taiwan
Higher technical and vocational education institutions in Taiwan face the pressure of an oversupply of student places and fierce competition from domestic and international institutions. To cope with these challenges, higher technical and vocational education institutions that are better equipped to respond to market requirements are expected to achieve competitive advantage and superior performance. A sector-specific model of competitive advanta…
An investigation of factors determining cycling experience and frequency
A bicycle tourism destination is composed of complexes of different attributes that are crucial for the determination of tourist satisfaction levels. However, the relative impact of sector-specific destination attributes on bicycle touring and leisure cycling experience and frequency has been both poorly understood and studied. This study is an attempt to fill this literature gap by exploring a demand-side perspective on the important contributor…
Market knowledge of the travel industry from knowledge-based view: A case of two Taiwanese travel agencies
There has been a lack of comprehensive model elaborating the key dimensions of knowledge management in the tourism field. Based on market orientation literature, market knowledge could be illustrated from consumer and competitor dimensions. However, what knowledge topics are in these two dimensions (e.g. knowledge depth) or do any dimensions of market knowledge exist (e.g. knowledge breadth)? These questions can be clearly answered. Drawing on kn…
Business (5 works) · Marketing (5 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works) · Attractiveness (2 works) · Business Strategy and Innovation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)