Networking Actors in Private Public Management Tourism Development Partnership
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https://doi.org/10.47667/ijppr.v3i4.182Mots-clés :
Networking, Management, Public private, Development, TourismRésumé
The management of public-private partnership tourism development should put a substantial focus on networking the many stakeholders that are participating in the project. There are many different types of participants that might be connected via a network. Some examples include the government, the private sector, local communities, and non-governmental groups. Actors need to share information and work together in order to successfully network, which is why public-private partnerships are so important to tourism industry growth. Networking players may be able to aid in increasing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the project by raising the amount of coordination and collaboration that happens among the numerous stakeholders participating in the project. Actor networking may also help to reduce disagreements and encourage community participation in project planning and implementation, both of which are desirable results.
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