An Investigation Into Small Tourism Company Networks And The Creation Of Destinations

Abstract

The investigation of how small-business networking influences the growth of tourist attractions is the main topic of this article. The
fieldwork will be conducted in a remote rural area. A complete conceptual framework that discusses a literature review, the background of a current investigation, and the methods being employed is presented. Although small tourism business study is still
in its infancy, the examination demonstrates a rising knowledge of the role of networks in traditional business research. Additionally,
there is little to no direct investigation on the networks of businesses that together support tourism inside a destination. Studies on
destination marketing is also examined, with the rural setting receiving special attention. The discussion of destination models
includes new insights from contemporary chaos-based theories. Within the concept of the destination, networks are created.