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Social Media Social Network Clusters During A #Festivalemergency, Courtney Gabrielle, Christine Van Winkle, Kevin Huynhk
Social Media Social Network Clusters During A #Festivalemergency, Courtney Gabrielle, Christine Van Winkle, Kevin Huynhk
TTRA Canada 2019 Conference
No abstract provided.
Keep Exploring, Sharing, And Tweeting: Connecting Millennials, Social Media And Destination Canada’S Brand, Michael Lever, Michael S. Mulvey, Statia Elliot
Keep Exploring, Sharing, And Tweeting: Connecting Millennials, Social Media And Destination Canada’S Brand, Michael Lever, Michael S. Mulvey, Statia Elliot
TTRA Canada 2018 Conference
Social media has become a powerful influencer in its ability to sway customer intentions and behaviors in an online setting. Given the importance of social media and its users in acting as information spreaders and disseminators, particularly in the context of global tourism, the goal of this research is to profile and/or understand youth travellers within the context of their social media behaviour. Using latent class analysis which helps to identify unobserved subgroups within a population, this study utilizes the rich dataset offered by Destination Canada which gives valuable traveler-focused information across the globe, including Brazil, China, Australia, Germany, South …
Marketing The Mountain State: A Large N Study Of User Engagement On Twitter, Kirk Richardson
Marketing The Mountain State: A Large N Study Of User Engagement On Twitter, Kirk Richardson
Capstone Projects – Politics and Government
Much of the evolving research on the use of social media in destination marketing emphasizes how information diffusion influences the reputational image of place. The present study uses Twitter data to focus on the relative differences in user engagement across discrete account types. Specifically, this is done to examine how the official destination marketing organization of Montana—the Montana Office of Tourism (MTOT)—performs relative to other account types. Several regression analyses conducted on Twitter data associated with an ongoing MTOT place branding campaign reveal that tweets sent from ‘official’ accounts are more likely to be retweeted, and are estimated to receive …
#Tourism: The Influence Of Social Media On Visitor Experiences In Churchill, Manitoba, Katherine Ann Fowler
#Tourism: The Influence Of Social Media On Visitor Experiences In Churchill, Manitoba, Katherine Ann Fowler
TTRA Canada 2016 Conference
No abstract provided.