Lothar A Kreck
Biographic Data
| ID | 5878883 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lothar A Kreck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lothar A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kreck |
| SIGNATURE | KRECK L A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Wettbewerb im 21. jahrhundert
Es wurde eingeschätzt, daß die Tourismuswirtschaft 1992 weltweit einen Umsatz von 3 Milliarden US‐$ erreichte und zwischen 110 und 120 Millionen Menschen beschäftigte (Lipman, 1992). Ein kleiner Teil dieses eindrucksvollen Resultats kommt aus dem osteuropäischen Raum. Osteuropa — nicht geographisch oder kulturell, sondern nach dem ehemaligen politisch‐ökonomischen Verbund verstanden — ist jetzt leichter bereisbar fr westliche Touristen als früher…
The semantics of the word “peace”
The americas group
Great cause
Die Europaeischen Gemeinschaften und die Mittelmeer laender
Tourism
The concern for the tourists' wellbeing requires a host country to put special efforts into the development and maintenance of acceptable lodging and foodservice facilities, this is to say acceptable to the tourist. There is no doubt that investments in lodging and foodservice have to have priorities in tourism development. While there is probably no need to underline the importance of lodging facilities, only one writer so far has seen a similar…
Ussr
The information for the present article was collected by the author during a two‐week visit to Moscow in the summer of 1973. The success of the visit is primarily due to the support the author received from Intourist , the USSR's organization for foreign travel, in specific from Mr. Nikitin , chief administrator of Intourist, Mr. Lebedeve , director of foreign organizations, Mr. Khodorkov , deputy director of superior courses, Mrs. Smirnowa , dep…
A dimension of tourism promotion
There seems to be a tendency among scholars concerned with tourism to neglect the area of communication in their discussions of marketing or, in specific, promotion. Why this tendency exists is not quite clear. It might be that communication (and the knowledge of it) is taken for granted. The following will show that the communication process is highly complicated and as such should not be taken for granted. Also, Barnet , in his recent article i…
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A dimension of tourism promotion
There seems to be a tendency among scholars concerned with tourism to neglect the area of communication in their discussions of marketing or, in specific, promotion. Why this tendency exists is not quite clear. It might be that communication (and the knowledge of it) is taken for granted. The following will show that the communication process is highly complicated and as such should not be taken for granted. Also, Barnet , in his recent article i…
Ussr
The information for the present article was collected by the author during a two‐week visit to Moscow in the summer of 1973. The success of the visit is primarily due to the support the author received from Intourist , the USSR's organization for foreign travel, in specific from Mr. Nikitin , chief administrator of Intourist, Mr. Lebedeve , director of foreign organizations, Mr. Khodorkov , deputy director of superior courses, Mrs. Smirnowa , dep…
Tourism
The concern for the tourists' wellbeing requires a host country to put special efforts into the development and maintenance of acceptable lodging and foodservice facilities, this is to say acceptable to the tourist. There is no doubt that investments in lodging and foodservice have to have priorities in tourism development. While there is probably no need to underline the importance of lodging facilities, only one writer so far has seen a similar…
Die Europaeischen Gemeinschaften und die Mittelmeer laender
Great cause
The americas group
The semantics of the word “peace”
Wettbewerb im 21. jahrhundert
Es wurde eingeschätzt, daß die Tourismuswirtschaft 1992 weltweit einen Umsatz von 3 Milliarden US‐$ erreichte und zwischen 110 und 120 Millionen Menschen beschäftigte (Lipman, 1992). Ein kleiner Teil dieses eindrucksvollen Resultats kommt aus dem osteuropäischen Raum. Osteuropa — nicht geographisch oder kulturell, sondern nach dem ehemaligen politisch‐ökonomischen Verbund verstanden — ist jetzt leichter bereisbar fr westliche Touristen als früher…
Political science (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (2 works) · Hospitality and Tourism Education (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Marketing (2 works)