Andreas H Zins
Biographic Data
| ID | 4773093 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andreas H Zins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andreas H |
| FAMILY NAME | Zins |
| SIGNATURE | ZINS A H |
| AFFILIATIONS | MODUL University Vienna |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0960-1868 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The legacy DNA of associations and their conferences
This study examines how international associations create lasting impacts through their conferences. By analyzing mission statements and conference descriptions, it identifies legacy-driven strategies. Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation, the study uncovers key themes and their alignment with associations' missions. Findings show that international associations actively integrate legacy-building into their conference strategies, shaping knowledge d…
Heritage storytelling in destination marketing
Destination image ranks top of the most prominently researched topics in tourism. Storytelling will probably follow soon but shares already today the same attention bias, particularly in the research community: Studies into the planning and managerial perspective of intended and projected destination images are as scarce as studies into the use, structure, and content of storytelling principles applied for heritage attractions and within destinat…
On the importance of leisure travel for psychosocial wellbeing
Intended destination image positioning at sub-provincial administration level in China
Tourism development is officially recognized by the Chinese central government as one of the strategic pillars of the country's economy. Hence, regional authorities are responsible for developing positioning strategies for their tourism destinations. This study investigates the following: (1) the variety of planned image positions among sub-provincial prefectures in China; (2) the commonalities of these image propositions across China and (3) the…
Cultural Dimensions and the International Tourist Role Scale
This study tests the homogeneity of international visitors from more than 50 countries to Thailand (Phuket) and Vietnam (Hanoi) using Hofstede's cultural dimensions. It addresses the issue whether it is nationality or, instead, cultural values that are related to holiday motivations, and therefore the more important criterion for segmenting the market. Replicating the International Tourist Role Scale succeeded in principle; however, not without s…
Tourism Destination Competitiveness
This article contributes to the recent literature on tourism destination competitiveness including the gargantuan compilations of competitiveness factors by Ritchie and Crouch (2003), or Dwyer and Kim (2003), and, particularly, the widely known prototype of a Competitiveness Monitor (CM) initiated by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The central question underlying this article is whether an arrangement of data such as the CM can be tr…
Eurostyles and socio‐targets as guest segments
The EUROSTYLE system represents a multinational lifestyle approach that has been developed since 1972 by the French enterprise Centre de Communication Avanc) (CCA) of the Havas‐Eurocom group. In 1989 this research system has been established in 15 European countries by the member companies of the EUROPANEL network
On the importance of leisure travel for psychosocial wellbeing
Heritage storytelling in destination marketing
Destination image ranks top of the most prominently researched topics in tourism. Storytelling will probably follow soon but shares already today the same attention bias, particularly in the research community: Studies into the planning and managerial perspective of intended and projected destination images are as scarce as studies into the use, structure, and content of storytelling principles applied for heritage attractions and within destinat…
Cultural Dimensions and the International Tourist Role Scale
This study tests the homogeneity of international visitors from more than 50 countries to Thailand (Phuket) and Vietnam (Hanoi) using Hofstede's cultural dimensions. It addresses the issue whether it is nationality or, instead, cultural values that are related to holiday motivations, and therefore the more important criterion for segmenting the market. Replicating the International Tourist Role Scale succeeded in principle; however, not without s…
Intended destination image positioning at sub-provincial administration level in China
Tourism development is officially recognized by the Chinese central government as one of the strategic pillars of the country's economy. Hence, regional authorities are responsible for developing positioning strategies for their tourism destinations. This study investigates the following: (1) the variety of planned image positions among sub-provincial prefectures in China; (2) the commonalities of these image propositions across China and (3) the…
Eurostyles and socio‐targets as guest segments
The EUROSTYLE system represents a multinational lifestyle approach that has been developed since 1972 by the French enterprise Centre de Communication Avanc) (CCA) of the Havas‐Eurocom group. In 1989 this research system has been established in 15 European countries by the member companies of the EUROPANEL network
Tourism Destination Competitiveness
This article contributes to the recent literature on tourism destination competitiveness including the gargantuan compilations of competitiveness factors by Ritchie and Crouch (2003), or Dwyer and Kim (2003), and, particularly, the widely known prototype of a Competitiveness Monitor (CM) initiated by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The central question underlying this article is whether an arrangement of data such as the CM can be tr…
Cultural Dimensions and the International Tourist Role Scale
This study tests the homogeneity of international visitors from more than 50 countries to Thailand (Phuket) and Vietnam (Hanoi) using Hofstede's cultural dimensions. It addresses the issue whether it is nationality or, instead, cultural values that are related to holiday motivations, and therefore the more important criterion for segmenting the market. Replicating the International Tourist Role Scale succeeded in principle; however, not without s…
Intended destination image positioning at sub-provincial administration level in China
Tourism development is officially recognized by the Chinese central government as one of the strategic pillars of the country's economy. Hence, regional authorities are responsible for developing positioning strategies for their tourism destinations. This study investigates the following: (1) the variety of planned image positions among sub-provincial prefectures in China; (2) the commonalities of these image propositions across China and (3) the…
On the importance of leisure travel for psychosocial wellbeing
Heritage storytelling in destination marketing
Destination image ranks top of the most prominently researched topics in tourism. Storytelling will probably follow soon but shares already today the same attention bias, particularly in the research community: Studies into the planning and managerial perspective of intended and projected destination images are as scarce as studies into the use, structure, and content of storytelling principles applied for heritage attractions and within destinat…
The legacy DNA of associations and their conferences
This study examines how international associations create lasting impacts through their conferences. By analyzing mission statements and conference descriptions, it identifies legacy-driven strategies. Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation, the study uncovers key themes and their alignment with associations' missions. Findings show that international associations actively integrate legacy-building into their conference strategies, shaping knowledge d…
Business (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Marketing (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (3 works) · Advertising (2 works)