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in 1863. We then travel through upstate New York to Buffalo on our way to Niagara Falls. Hotel: Best Western Cairn Croft Day 5 Niagara Falls – Detroit Spend the morning sightseeing at Niagara Falls. Stroll along Table Rock and view the thundering waters of Horseshoe Falls. Travel on to Detroit, known as motor city USA. Detroit is home to the country’s automobile manufacturing centers. Evening at leisure. Hotel: Best Western Greenfield Inn Day 6 Detroit – Chicago Travel along Lake Michigan

Introduction Over the past decade, globalization offers, e-commerce and the advent of low-cost carriers have transformed the business of tourism. The traveler, curious and zapper, access in a real-time to a wealth of information and its behavior becomes unpredictable. Professionals try to innovate to satisfy this consumer with complex requirements, shared between individualism and communitarianism and between affective and budgetary accountability. In 2003, the company Smartbox invented a new concept

the one hand, changes in tourist habits with much shorter stays, a greater availability of leisure time ... Subjects: LEISURE; MOUNTAIN resorts; REAL estate management; SKIS & skiing; EQUIPMENT & supplies; LODGING-houses; FRANCE; All Other Traveler Accommodation; Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings; Other Activities Related to Real Estate; Nonresidential Property Managers; Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Database: Hospitality & Tourism Complete *   * Prospects

exactement. 150 a 200 millions dans le monde Motif pour lesquels on voyage : -affaire (business travel) -loisir (leasure travel)-> Véritable tourisme -Privé : (private travel) religion, obligation (enterrement), étudiants qui rentrent, tourisme médical -Intersection loisir-privé : tourisme de proximité (balade dans Paris) Affaires, business travel Loisir, leasure travel Privé, private travel -Intersection affaire-loisir : tourisme d’affaire MICE : Meeting, Incentive, Congress, Event->

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................ 10   Chapitre 3 : E-tourisme et innovation technologique: le modèle social se renforce...................... 11   3.1. Les cinq familles du social travel ..................................................................................... 11   3.1.1.                Le  travel  sharing .................................................................................................... 11   3.1.2.                Les

5 Ethical Issues 6 The Resource Based View Approach 6 Defining the Resource Based View Approach 6 Strategy Recommendations 7 Conclusion 7 Bibliography 8 Articles 8 Books 8 Websites 8 Introduction Over the past few years the travel industry has faced an extremely uncertain outlook and we have observed the negative impacts of the economical crisis on the tourism market’s growth. This unstable context makes the customers’ demand decrease and their behaviours evolve in terms