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In the rapidly evolving consumer electronics industry, the post-transaction phase is critical, transforming after-sales service from a purely operational function into a vital strategic asset for corporate reputation. However, existing strategic management frameworks often fail to integrate service recovery and customer experience perspectives, leaving a…

The market for minimally processed foods in Poland is relatively unknown. The reason for addressing this topic is the need to understand the motives that could drive increased consumption of packaged plant-based UMPFs among individual buyers in Poland, which is essential for businesses seeking to…

Increasing digitalization has led to a rise in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) within the field of digital marketing; however, its implementation in micro and small enterprises (MSEs) is still limited, particularly in the northern zone of Lima. The motivation for this research is…

The aim of this publication is to assess the use of whistleblowing as a tool for reporting corrupt practices in selected Polish businesses entities. In addition, an analysis was carried out of the Corruption Perceptions Index in European Union member states in order to identify…

In an era of geopolitical threats, the Baltic Sea is becoming an increasingly important maritime area in the growing energy conflict of the modern world. This is primarily due to the increasing number of vessels with difficult identification, which pose a real threat related to…

This paper analyzes the long-term evolution of funding models for the St. Mary's Trumpet Call in Kraków from the 14th century to the present. While numerous studies highlight the benefits of cultural heritage, less attention is paid to the financial mechanisms required for its preservation.…

This paper builds on the author’s earlier work (Moroz, 2024) and extends the integral indicator of innovative development for water and wastewater enterprises. The extension responds to three challenges now facing the sector: rapid digitalisation, the EU’s push towards climate neutrality and tighter regulation. The…

Wine tourism has emerged as a key segment of experiential tourism, where multisensory engagement plays a central role in shaping visitor experiences. Despite its growing relevance, existing research has largely focused on motivations, destination development, and economic impacts, overlooking how different sociodemographic groups perceive these…

This study examines key market trends in experience-based tourism in Europe, focusing on the interplay between sharing economy accommodation and niche tourism. Despite extensive research on these areas, existing studies tend to analyze them separately, resulting in a limited understanding of how they jointly shape…

In recent years, the dynamic growth of short-term rental platforms, particularly Airbnb, has become one of the key factors intensifying the phenomenon of overtourism in European historic cities. The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of short-term rentals on urban tourism pressure…