Martin Oppermann
Biographic Data
| ID | 5875736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Oppermann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Oppermann |
| SIGNATURE | OPPERMANN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tübingen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 279 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
Casual sex among australian schoolies
This study of the casual sexual partnering of 570 male and 776 female Australian high school students on a schoolies week vacation expands on earlier research on factors that influence the sexual activity of vacationing youth. Over 60% of the men and nearly 40% of the women who engaged in sexual intercourse during schoolies week did so with a casual partner. We used logistic regression to test an expanded version of Triandis Theory of Interperson…
Tourism Destination Loyalty
Despite the widespread acceptance that loyalty is a major driving force in successful companies, tourism destination loyalty has not been investigated. This study explores the application and usefulness of destination loyalty. Based on the brand loyalty literature, a number of loyalty measurements are suggested. The application of two measurement approaches to primary data on lifelong travel patterns by New Zealand residents indicate their validi…
Sex tourism
What is new with the resort cycle
Tourismus journal
Travel horizon: A valuable analysis tool
Maori Cultural Performances and Tourism
Cultural transformation of the visited societies is a frequently mentioned effect of tourism, especially from the so-called developed into the developing countries. The present study examined the extent to which Maori cultural performances have been changed over time by drawing on existing literature and interviews with a number of different. Maori groups. The results indicates that indeed the cultural performances have evolved over time although…
Tourism research: Building a better industry….7th annual conference of the council for Australian university tourism and hospitality education (Cauthe)
First-time and repeat visitors to New Zealand
Tourism conferences—academic titillation, social interactions or job market
Convention participation decision-making process
Visitation of tourism attractions and tourist expenditure patterns ‐ repeat versus first‐time visitors
Marketing wisdom suggests that it is less expensive to reattract previous customers than to acquire new ones. Yet, few tourism destinations are actively trying to understand their current visitors in order to more effectively market to them. The present study analyzes international repeat and first‐time visitors to Rotorua, New Zealand, in order to gain insights into their respective visitation patterns of tourist attractions in the area, as well…
Convention destination images: Analysis of association meeting planners' perceptions
Urban Hotel Location and Evolution in a Developing Country The Case of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Urban tourism in developing countries has received only limited attention. Yet, national capitals of developing countries are the gateways to these countries and a large proportion of the total hotel capacity is located there. This paper analyzes the evolution of hotel locations in Kuala Lumpur over the last century. Five stages are identified and discussed. The analysis of the spatio-temporal development of hotel location in Kuala Lumpur reveals…
The Changing Market Place in Asian Outbound Tourism: Implications for Hospitality Marketing and Management
The last two decades brought dramatic changes to the market place of tourism destinations in the Pacific Rim. Japanese tourist arrivals multiplied, followed by similar developments in arrivals from other Asian countries. This paper focuses on the development of outbound tourism from the four Asian “Tigers” Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. It traces the emergence of these markets and the spatial patterns of development by placing it …
Tourism Development and Planning in Philippines
This paper analyzes the current situation of tourism development and planning in the Philippines. It discusses its competitive position within the ASEAN and scrutinizes the regional effects of the
Rural tourism in Southern Germany
Travel life cycle
Relevance of nationality in tourism research
Length of stay and spatial distribution
Regional Aspects of Tourism in New Zealand
OPPERMANN M. (1994) Regional aspects of tourism in New Zealand, Reg. Studies 28, 155-167. This paper discusses the regional distribution of tourism demand, intranational tourist flows and spatial changes in the tourists' distribution pattern. It shows that tourism is unevenly distributed; however, certain market segments are more and others are less concentrated on the main tourist axis destinations. The observed spatial concentration process tow…
Tourism space in developing countries
Spatial Structure of Tourism in Peninsular Malaysia A Preliminary Study
This study analysed the spatial variation of tourism in Peninsular Malaysia. Hotel accommodation inventories, compiled hotel guest statistics, and surveys of departing visitors were used to identify the spatial distribution of tourism. The study disclosed considerable differences between the various tourist regions. Tourism was concentrated on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, while the East Coast lacked in both hotel accommodation and touri…
Another view on “alternative tourism in Dominica”
Intranational tourist flows in Malaysia
Tourism space in developing countries
Sex tourism
Travel life cycle
First-time and repeat visitors to New Zealand
Rural tourism in Southern Germany
Casual sex among australian schoolies
This study of the casual sexual partnering of 570 male and 776 female Australian high school students on a schoolies week vacation expands on earlier research on factors that influence the sexual activity of vacationing youth. Over 60% of the men and nearly 40% of the women who engaged in sexual intercourse during schoolies week did so with a casual partner. We used logistic regression to test an expanded version of Triandis Theory of Interperson…
Intranational tourist flows in Malaysia
Convention destination images: Analysis of association meeting planners' perceptions
Convention participation decision-making process
Visitation of tourism attractions and tourist expenditure patterns ‐ repeat versus first‐time visitors
Marketing wisdom suggests that it is less expensive to reattract previous customers than to acquire new ones. Yet, few tourism destinations are actively trying to understand their current visitors in order to more effectively market to them. The present study analyzes international repeat and first‐time visitors to Rotorua, New Zealand, in order to gain insights into their respective visitation patterns of tourist attractions in the area, as well…
Urban Hotel Location and Evolution in a Developing Country The Case of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Urban tourism in developing countries has received only limited attention. Yet, national capitals of developing countries are the gateways to these countries and a large proportion of the total hotel capacity is located there. This paper analyzes the evolution of hotel locations in Kuala Lumpur over the last century. Five stages are identified and discussed. The analysis of the spatio-temporal development of hotel location in Kuala Lumpur reveals…
Regional Aspects of Tourism in New Zealand
OPPERMANN M. (1994) Regional aspects of tourism in New Zealand, Reg. Studies 28, 155-167. This paper discusses the regional distribution of tourism demand, intranational tourist flows and spatial changes in the tourists' distribution pattern. It shows that tourism is unevenly distributed; however, certain market segments are more and others are less concentrated on the main tourist axis destinations. The observed spatial concentration process tow…
Travel horizon: A valuable analysis tool
What is new with the resort cycle
Spatial Structure of Tourism in Peninsular Malaysia A Preliminary Study
This study analysed the spatial variation of tourism in Peninsular Malaysia. Hotel accommodation inventories, compiled hotel guest statistics, and surveys of departing visitors were used to identify the spatial distribution of tourism. The study disclosed considerable differences between the various tourist regions. Tourism was concentrated on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, while the East Coast lacked in both hotel accommodation and touri…
Length of stay and spatial distribution
International Tourism and Regional Development in Malaysia
Tourismus journal
Maori Cultural Performances and Tourism
Cultural transformation of the visited societies is a frequently mentioned effect of tourism, especially from the so-called developed into the developing countries. The present study examined the extent to which Maori cultural performances have been changed over time by drawing on existing literature and interviews with a number of different. Maori groups. The results indicates that indeed the cultural performances have evolved over time although…
Tourism conferences—academic titillation, social interactions or job market
The Changing Market Place in Asian Outbound Tourism: Implications for Hospitality Marketing and Management
The last two decades brought dramatic changes to the market place of tourism destinations in the Pacific Rim. Japanese tourist arrivals multiplied, followed by similar developments in arrivals from other Asian countries. This paper focuses on the development of outbound tourism from the four Asian “Tigers” Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. It traces the emergence of these markets and the spatial patterns of development by placing it …
Relevance of nationality in tourism research
Another view on “alternative tourism in Dominica”
Spatial Structure of Tourism in Peninsular Malaysia A Preliminary Study
This study analysed the spatial variation of tourism in Peninsular Malaysia. Hotel accommodation inventories, compiled hotel guest statistics, and surveys of departing visitors were used to identify the spatial distribution of tourism. The study disclosed considerable differences between the various tourist regions. Tourism was concentrated on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, while the East Coast lacked in both hotel accommodation and touri…
Another view on “alternative tourism in Dominica”
Intranational tourist flows in Malaysia
International Tourism and Regional Development in Malaysia
Tourism space in developing countries
Relevance of nationality in tourism research
Length of stay and spatial distribution
Regional Aspects of Tourism in New Zealand
OPPERMANN M. (1994) Regional aspects of tourism in New Zealand, Reg. Studies 28, 155-167. This paper discusses the regional distribution of tourism demand, intranational tourist flows and spatial changes in the tourists' distribution pattern. It shows that tourism is unevenly distributed; however, certain market segments are more and others are less concentrated on the main tourist axis destinations. The observed spatial concentration process tow…
Travel life cycle
Visitation of tourism attractions and tourist expenditure patterns ‐ repeat versus first‐time visitors
Marketing wisdom suggests that it is less expensive to reattract previous customers than to acquire new ones. Yet, few tourism destinations are actively trying to understand their current visitors in order to more effectively market to them. The present study analyzes international repeat and first‐time visitors to Rotorua, New Zealand, in order to gain insights into their respective visitation patterns of tourist attractions in the area, as well…
Convention destination images: Analysis of association meeting planners' perceptions
Urban Hotel Location and Evolution in a Developing Country The Case of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Urban tourism in developing countries has received only limited attention. Yet, national capitals of developing countries are the gateways to these countries and a large proportion of the total hotel capacity is located there. This paper analyzes the evolution of hotel locations in Kuala Lumpur over the last century. Five stages are identified and discussed. The analysis of the spatio-temporal development of hotel location in Kuala Lumpur reveals…
The Changing Market Place in Asian Outbound Tourism: Implications for Hospitality Marketing and Management
The last two decades brought dramatic changes to the market place of tourism destinations in the Pacific Rim. Japanese tourist arrivals multiplied, followed by similar developments in arrivals from other Asian countries. This paper focuses on the development of outbound tourism from the four Asian “Tigers” Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. It traces the emergence of these markets and the spatial patterns of development by placing it …
Tourism Development and Planning in Philippines
This paper analyzes the current situation of tourism development and planning in the Philippines. It discusses its competitive position within the ASEAN and scrutinizes the regional effects of the
Rural tourism in Southern Germany
Tourism research: Building a better industry….7th annual conference of the council for Australian university tourism and hospitality education (Cauthe)
First-time and repeat visitors to New Zealand
Tourism conferences—academic titillation, social interactions or job market
Convention participation decision-making process
What is new with the resort cycle
Tourismus journal
Travel horizon: A valuable analysis tool
Maori Cultural Performances and Tourism
Cultural transformation of the visited societies is a frequently mentioned effect of tourism, especially from the so-called developed into the developing countries. The present study examined the extent to which Maori cultural performances have been changed over time by drawing on existing literature and interviews with a number of different. Maori groups. The results indicates that indeed the cultural performances have evolved over time although…
Sex tourism
Tourism Destination Loyalty
Despite the widespread acceptance that loyalty is a major driving force in successful companies, tourism destination loyalty has not been investigated. This study explores the application and usefulness of destination loyalty. Based on the brand loyalty literature, a number of loyalty measurements are suggested. The application of two measurement approaches to primary data on lifelong travel patterns by New Zealand residents indicate their validi…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (21 works) · Tourism (20 works) · Geography (18 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (16 works) · Business (15 works) · Political science (12 works) · Regional science (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Economic geography (9 works) · Marketing (9 works)