Christian Laesser
Biographic Data
| ID | 5611519 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christian Laesser |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christian |
| FAMILY NAME | Laesser |
| SIGNATURE | LAESSER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of St.Gallen |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5747-802X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Visitor flows, trajectories and corridors
Recent research underlines the importance of understanding the tourist destination as a demand-driven construct. Visitors activate different configurations of supply elements that produce a complex and dynamic fabric referred to as a space of flows. Today, we have the means to understand how these flows shape the evolution and gestalt of tourist places. This article proposes a new framework combining three concepts and related foundational theori…
Wettbewerb im alpinen Tourismus – Herausforderungen und Innovationen
Globalisierung – Klimawandel – knappe finanzielle Ressourcen: Internationale Tourismus-Experten zeigen, wie es gelingen kann, die Position des alpinen Tourismus im weltweiten Wettbewerb gezielt zu stärken. Der Leser erhält Einblick in bewährte und neue Strategien, z.B. zur Stärkung des alpinen Sommertourismus, Innovationen im Wintersporttourismus und die Förderung touristischer Innovationen. Know-how aus der Wissenschaft für die Tourismuspraxis.
Power dimensions and influence reputation in tourist destinations
Short-haul city travel is truly environmentally sustainable
A structural theory of the vacation
Tendance de la demande sur le marché mature des voyages aux sports d'hiver. Le cas des touristes suisses
Cet article contribue à l'étude du comportement du consommateur dans le cadre du tourisme de montagne en hiver. S'appuyant sur des données complètes et étendues, il présente l'exemple du marché suisse pour donner une vue d'ensemble à la fois descriptive et quantitative d'un marché mature, et il en tire des conclusions sur les développements à venir. La combinaison des résultats de cette étude et de ceux de précédentes recherches dans ce domaine r…
Demand patterns in mature winter travel markets. The case of the Swiss alpine tourist
Abstratct : This paper contributes to the study of consumer behaviour in alpine tourism in winter. Based on comprehensive and extensive data, a descriptive quantitative overview of a mature market by example of the Swiss market is given and implications for future developments are drawn. The outcomes of the study in combination with former research in this field reveal that the degree of execution of numerous sports activities is decreasing while…
Segmenting travel situations on the basis of motivation and information‐collection by the traveller
In the study presented here, travellers from Switzerland are segmented on the basis of their information collection, with respect to their motivation structure derived in a study earlier this year. The study illustrates the important role of information in tourism. A successful strategy consists of providing convenience and of building up a trustful relation between the tourist company and the tourist. Hereby, convenience is determined by quality…
Perspektiven der schweizer bergbahnbranche — eine fallstudie für die transformation einer wichtigen touristischen teilbranche
The article is a summarised version of a prospective study for the Swiss tourism region of Valais by the Institute for Public Management and Tourism (ITD) of the University of St. Gallen which has been achieved in April 2000. The Transformation Model has served as theoretical background. The Swiss Ski area industry was for a long time a driver of the tourism development in the Alpine regions. The transformation of this sector has a direct impact …
Introduction of the Euro
With the introduction of the EUR, a new time of European economy and tourism has begun
Power dimensions and influence reputation in tourist destinations
Visitor flows, trajectories and corridors
Recent research underlines the importance of understanding the tourist destination as a demand-driven construct. Visitors activate different configurations of supply elements that produce a complex and dynamic fabric referred to as a space of flows. Today, we have the means to understand how these flows shape the evolution and gestalt of tourist places. This article proposes a new framework combining three concepts and related foundational theori…
A structural theory of the vacation
Short-haul city travel is truly environmentally sustainable
Introduction of the Euro
With the introduction of the EUR, a new time of European economy and tourism has begun
Segmenting travel situations on the basis of motivation and information‐collection by the traveller
In the study presented here, travellers from Switzerland are segmented on the basis of their information collection, with respect to their motivation structure derived in a study earlier this year. The study illustrates the important role of information in tourism. A successful strategy consists of providing convenience and of building up a trustful relation between the tourist company and the tourist. Hereby, convenience is determined by quality…
Perspektiven der schweizer bergbahnbranche — eine fallstudie für die transformation einer wichtigen touristischen teilbranche
The article is a summarised version of a prospective study for the Swiss tourism region of Valais by the Institute for Public Management and Tourism (ITD) of the University of St. Gallen which has been achieved in April 2000. The Transformation Model has served as theoretical background. The Swiss Ski area industry was for a long time a driver of the tourism development in the Alpine regions. The transformation of this sector has a direct impact …
Tendance de la demande sur le marché mature des voyages aux sports d'hiver. Le cas des touristes suisses
Cet article contribue à l'étude du comportement du consommateur dans le cadre du tourisme de montagne en hiver. S'appuyant sur des données complètes et étendues, il présente l'exemple du marché suisse pour donner une vue d'ensemble à la fois descriptive et quantitative d'un marché mature, et il en tire des conclusions sur les développements à venir. La combinaison des résultats de cette étude et de ceux de précédentes recherches dans ce domaine r…
Demand patterns in mature winter travel markets. The case of the Swiss alpine tourist
Abstratct : This paper contributes to the study of consumer behaviour in alpine tourism in winter. Based on comprehensive and extensive data, a descriptive quantitative overview of a mature market by example of the Swiss market is given and implications for future developments are drawn. The outcomes of the study in combination with former research in this field reveal that the degree of execution of numerous sports activities is decreasing while…
A structural theory of the vacation
Short-haul city travel is truly environmentally sustainable
Wettbewerb im alpinen Tourismus – Herausforderungen und Innovationen
Globalisierung – Klimawandel – knappe finanzielle Ressourcen: Internationale Tourismus-Experten zeigen, wie es gelingen kann, die Position des alpinen Tourismus im weltweiten Wettbewerb gezielt zu stärken. Der Leser erhält Einblick in bewährte und neue Strategien, z.B. zur Stärkung des alpinen Sommertourismus, Innovationen im Wintersporttourismus und die Förderung touristischer Innovationen. Know-how aus der Wissenschaft für die Tourismuspraxis.
Power dimensions and influence reputation in tourist destinations
Visitor flows, trajectories and corridors
Recent research underlines the importance of understanding the tourist destination as a demand-driven construct. Visitors activate different configurations of supply elements that produce a complex and dynamic fabric referred to as a space of flows. Today, we have the means to understand how these flows shape the evolution and gestalt of tourist places. This article proposes a new framework combining three concepts and related foundational theori…
Geography (8 works) · Tourism (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (5 works) · Destinations (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works)