242 research outputs found

    Factors of influence and changes in the tourism consumer behaviour

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    Consumer behaviour is a very important aspect to be studied in every marketing activity, therefore in tourism marketing as well. Defining and identifying the factors that influence consumers help in understanding individual needs and buying processes in their whole complexity. Consumers have changed their behaviour over the last two years due to the instability of the economic environment. The author describes in this article the factors which influence consumer behaviour and also presents how it has changed over the past two years

    The delay of investments in Romanian tourism caused by the current financial crisis

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    The European Union considers creating specific economic areas due to the inheritance of each country. For the south-east European area, the characteristic is the low industrial development, as a consequence of the financial crises. Nowadays, the south-east European area becomes attractive mainly because of the tourism industry, due to the industrial downturn of the last decades. EU policies regarding the tourism industry face the actual financial crisis, which is reflected in the postponing of investments in tourism. In this article, the author intends to analyze the current stage of investments made in the Romanian tourism industry with the help of the European Union. The study also aims at finding favourable solutions for continuing investments, although the crisis persists

    An enabler of interoperability in heterogeneous wireless networks

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    In the context of the rapid development of mobile terminals which are utilizing multiple wireless technologies, the QoS demands while roaming from one type of wireless network to another have increased, leading the way towards redesigning the TCP/IP stack, introducing therefore, the concept of vertical handover. The support came in the form of a module that will sustain interoperability between heterogeneous networks. This paper describes the need of an independent interoperability module and the role it plays in the context of a multi-layered stack. The design respects the guidelines of the IEEE 802.21 standard, enabling communication between multiple medium access control technologies and the network layer that suffered a series of enhancements in order to process the information provided by a 2.5 layer entity
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