Prohlížení Ostatní publikace dle autora "Vojtko, Viktor"
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Better understanding of exchange rate effects in destination marketing: Cases of the Czech Republic and Croatia
Vojtko, Viktor; Štumpf, Petr; Kovačič, Mirjana; Janeček, Petr (Institute for Tourism, 2018)Exchange rates can be considered as one of the important determinants in tourism demand analysis especially at the national level, although sensitivity of demand to exchange rate changes may also vary by destination. The ... -
Choice of purchase currency by Czech exporters sourcing abroad
Krásnická, Martina; Kantarelis, Demetri; Bergami, Roberto; Vojtko, Viktor (Business & Economics Society International, 2016)A scoping study on the choice of purchase currency, particularly with the use of the Euro, was conducted with Czech exporters, largely SMEs, during the latter part of 2013. Data was gathered by means of an anonymous voluntary ... -
Do European tourists intend to revisit the same countries? Effect of satisfaction in European Union destinations
Štumpf, Petr; Vojtko, Viktor; Janeček, Petr (Routledge journals, Taylor and Francis LTD., 2020)A high level of tourist satisfaction is one of the most common goals of sustainable tourist destinations. The general assumption is that a higher level of tourist satisfaction leads to higher tourist loyalty to destinations ... -
Do European tourists intend to revisit the same countries? Effect of satisfaction in European Union destinations
Štumpf, Petr; Vojtko, Viktor; Janeček, Petr (Routledge journals, Taylor and Francis LTD., 2020)A high level of tourist satisfaction is one of the most common goals of sustainable tourist destinations. The general assumption is that a higher level of tourist satisfaction leads to higher tourist loyalty to destinations ... -
Satisfaction of European Tourists – Benchmarking of EU Countries
Štumpf, Petr; Vojtko, Viktor; Valtrová, Barbora (People and Global Business Association, 2018)High level of satisfaction of tourists is one of the most common goals of sustainable tourism destinations. The general assumption is that higher level of tourists' satisfaction leads to a higher tourists' loyalty to ...