The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products

This paper explores usage of the Internet in relationship to local agro - food products of a tourist destination. The goals are 1) to examine availability of information about local agro - food products using different Internet tools and 2) to predict what types of websites are related to tourists’...

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Main Authors: Milan Oplanić, Ana Težak Damijanić, Darko Saftić, Ana Čehić
Format: Article
Language:Bulgarian
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture 2019-06-01
Series:Journal of Central European Agriculture
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Online Access:https://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773680_The_internet_as_a_source_of_information_about_local_agro_food_products_en.pdf
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spelling doaj-4763241ba1ab4508a9c677ec31a3825b2020-11-25T00:12:12ZbulUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of AgricultureJournal of Central European Agriculture1332-90492019-06-0120275976910.5513/JCEA01/20.2.2127The internet as a source of information about local agro - food productsMilan OplanićAna Težak DamijanićDarko SaftićAna ČehićThis paper explores usage of the Internet in relationship to local agro - food products of a tourist destination. The goals are 1) to examine availability of information about local agro - food products using different Internet tools and 2) to predict what types of websites are related to tourists’ searches for information about local agro - food products based on responders’ demographic characteristics. Two studies were conducted. The first included tourists who visited nine seaside tourist resorts, while the second focused on the content of different tourism-related websites. Data were processed using univariate (frequencies and percentages) and multivariate (logistic regression) statistics. Travel social networks and social networks were the most important information sources for tourists, while their demographic characteristics were somewhat significant in searching for information. Search engines were not very useful. Websites of tourism companies, tourist boards and local authorities provided some information.https://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773680_The_internet_as_a_source_of_information_about_local_agro_food_products_en.pdfdevelopmentinformationlocal agricultural productssustainabilitythe internettourist destinations
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author Milan Oplanić
Ana Težak Damijanić
Darko Saftić
Ana Čehić
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Ana Težak Damijanić
Darko Saftić
Ana Čehić
The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
Journal of Central European Agriculture
development
information
local agricultural products
sustainability
the internet
tourist destinations
author_facet Milan Oplanić
Ana Težak Damijanić
Darko Saftić
Ana Čehić
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title The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
title_short The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
title_full The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
title_fullStr The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
title_full_unstemmed The internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
title_sort internet as a source of information about local agro - food products
publisher University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture
series Journal of Central European Agriculture
issn 1332-9049
publishDate 2019-06-01
description This paper explores usage of the Internet in relationship to local agro - food products of a tourist destination. The goals are 1) to examine availability of information about local agro - food products using different Internet tools and 2) to predict what types of websites are related to tourists’ searches for information about local agro - food products based on responders’ demographic characteristics. Two studies were conducted. The first included tourists who visited nine seaside tourist resorts, while the second focused on the content of different tourism-related websites. Data were processed using univariate (frequencies and percentages) and multivariate (logistic regression) statistics. Travel social networks and social networks were the most important information sources for tourists, while their demographic characteristics were somewhat significant in searching for information. Search engines were not very useful. Websites of tourism companies, tourist boards and local authorities provided some information.
topic development
information
local agricultural products
sustainability
the internet
tourist destinations
url https://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773680_The_internet_as_a_source_of_information_about_local_agro_food_products_en.pdf
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