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WINE TOURISM AND AN EXAMINATION ON WINE TOURISTS’ PREFERENCES AT KULA DESTINATION
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  • 2004Critical success factors for wine tourism regions: a demand analysis809 cited
  • 2003South African wine routes: some perspectives on the wine tourism industry's structural dimensions and wine tourism product487 cited
  • 2005Understanding the Wine Tourism Experience for Winery Visitors in the Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada291 cited
  • 2008Sensation seeking and the prediction of attitudes and behaviours of wine tourists239 cited
  • 2021MARKET SEGMENTATION IN WINE TOURISM: A COMPARISON OF APPROACHES140 cited
  • 2009Wine tourism and consumer behaviour120 cited
  • 2001Cultural Wine Tourists: Product Development Considerations for British Columbia's Resident Wine Tourism Market98 cited
  • 2001From a Wine Tourism Village to a Regional Wine Route: An Investigation of the Competitive Advantage of Embedded Clusters in Niagara, Canada84 cited
  • 2007Wine Marketing: A Practical Guide83 cited
  • 1998American Winescapes: The Cultural Landscapes of America's Wine Country77 cited
  • 2014Profile and motivations of European tourists on the Sherry wine route of Spain75 cited
  • 1999The Development of Wine Tourism in Hungary66 cited
  • 2002Wine Tourism in Chile… A Brave New Step for a Brave New World61 cited
  • 1998Wine Tourism in New Zealand — Maybe The Industry Has Got It Right61 cited

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  • 2009Wine tourism in France: a paradox?60 cited
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