1. Introduction According to Crouch

1. Introduction
According to Crouch and Weber (2002), the service provided in a destination and its facilities are critical to the success of the destination in terms of convention tourism. Convention tourists can be divided into several categories, including convention planners, convention registrants, and convention exhibitors. Research into these groups’ views of the services affiliated with convention facilities has largely been limited to hotels (Bonn, Brand, & Ohlin, 1994; Hinkin & Tracey, 2003; Oppermann, 1998; Weber, 2000). Fenich (2001) introduced a framework for evaluating a community’s desirability as a convention destination and included the convention center as an important attribute but only in terms of its size in square footage. The services provided by the convention center, identified as a major convention tourism asset, were overlooked. The present study is intended as a first step in describing and measuring the services provided by a major convention center. As competition to host major conventions and exhibitions increases among destinations, these findings can help convention center managers position their tourism assets as service-oriented facilities.

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1. Introduction
According to Crouch and Weber (the 2002nd), The Service Provided in a Destination and ITS Facilities are Critical to The Success of The Tourism Destination in terms of Convention. Convention tourists can be divided into several categories, including convention planners, convention registrants, and convention exhibitors. Research into these groups' views of the services affiliated with convention facilities has largely been limited to hotels (Bonn, Brand, & Ohlin, 1994; Hinkin & Tracey, 2003; Oppermann, 1998; Weber, 2000). Fenich (2001) introduced a framework for evaluating a community's desirability as a convention destination and included the convention center as an important attribute but only in terms of its size in square footage. The services provided by the convention center, identified as a major convention tourism asset, were overlooked. The present study is intended as a first step in describing and measuring the services provided by a major convention center. As competition to host major conventions and exhibitions increases among destinations, these findings can help convention center managers position their tourism assets as service-oriented facilities.

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1. Introduction According to Crouch and Weber (2002), the service provided in a destination and its facilities are critical. To the success of the destination in terms of convention tourism. Convention tourists can be divided into, several categories. Including planners convention, registrants convention, convention and exhibitors.Research into these groups' views of the services affiliated with convention facilities has largely been limited to hotels. (Bonn Brand & Ohlin,,,, 1994; Hinkin & Tracey 2003;,;, Oppermann 1998 Weber 2000).Fenich (2001) introduced a framework for evaluating a community 's desirability as a convention destination and included. The Convention Center as an important attribute but only in terms of its size in square footage. The services provided by. The, Convention Center identified as a major convention, tourism asset were overlooked.The present study is intended as a first step in describing and measuring the services provided by a major convention, center. As competition to host major conventions and exhibitions increases, among destinations these findings can help convention. Center managers position their tourism assets as service-oriented facilities.
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