A research framework for digital nomadism: a bibliometric study

Šímová, Tereza

doi:10.1080/16078055.2022.2134200

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“…The concept of digital nomadism, first defined by Makimoto and Manners (1997), encompasses young individuals (Reichenberger, 2018; Wiranatha et al ., 2020) who work remotely, relying solely on mobile devices and Internet connectivity (Demaj et al ., 2021). These individuals often share their experiences on social media (Bozzi, 2020; Macgilchrist et al ., 2020), highlighting their digital work, flexibility, mobility, identity, and sense of community (Hensellek and Puchala, 2021; Šímová, 2023; Demaj et al ., 2021; Nash et al ., 2021). Studies show that digital nomads pay special attention to certain factors, such as housing alternatives, low cost of living, fertile environment for professional collaboration and networking, social and natural features, and Internet connectivity when choosing destinations for their travels (Liu and Lin, 2017; Richards, 2015; Setlak, 2018).…”

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Global palates: unraveling digital nomads’ culinary journeys and gastro-tourist profiles

Yayla,

Özgür Göde,

Ekincek

2024

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PurposeThis study aims to reveal the food preferences and to define the typology of digital nomads as gastro-tourists. In this context, it is aimed to provide information on issues such as the importance of food culture in destination selection for digital nomads, food prices, local dishes, local food markets, religious restrictions, researching cultural cuisines, preparing meals and participating in gastronomic events.Design/methodology/approachMultiple qualitative methods were utilized in the research for this study. Digital nomads' comments, videos and semi-structured interviews constitute the data sources of the research, and the data obtained were analyzed by content analysis.FindingsAs a result of the study, it was seen that digital nomads do consider gastronomy in their destination selection, and five different gastro-tourist profiles were determined. These are Local Flavor Hunters, Gastronomy Adventurers, Budget-Conscious Food Lovers, Cultural Explorers and Health and Sustainability Focused People.Originality/valueThe theoretical contribution of the study is to provide information with regard to the food and beverage preferences of digital nomads and to contribute to filling a gap in the literature. The practical contribution of the study is to help formulate tourism marketing strategies in the destination and strategies for businesses in the tourism industry. Since digital nomads play important roles in destination promotion, it is important to determine their perspectives and typologies towards gastronomy. The results of the study will be useful for tourism industry components, such as academics, experts, travel businesses, tourism destinations and local food producers who research the tourism industry and travel trends.

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Global palates: unraveling digital nomads’ culinary journeys and gastro-tourist profiles

Yayla,

Özgür Göde,

Ekincek

2024

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Repositioning Work and Leisure: Digital Nomads Versus Tourists

Kozak,

Cetin,

Alrawadieh

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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A growing yet fragmented debate addressing digital nomadism has recently emerged across different disciplines, including management, organizational behavior, and mobility studies. However, the intersection between digital nomadism and leisure and tourism activities remains blurred. Integrating existing theoretical assessments, this conceptual paper scrutinize digital nomadism from a tourism and leisure perspective, and attempts to provide a broader understanding of this phenomenon. The paper repositions digital nomads in the center of tourism and travel discourse by describing their key characteristics, mobility motives, destination selection process, and critical features, singling them out from conventional business/leisure tourists. This paper significantly contributes to an emerging stream of tourism research addressing digital nomadism as an emerging lifestyle market and provides timely practical implications for policymakers and industry practitioners.

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Towards a comprehensive analytical framework and future research agenda for research on sharing economy business models: thematic analyses approach

Duan

2023

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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The sharing economy is considered to be an important pathway for economic growth, increasing employment and household income, and the transition toward sustainability in the twenty-first century. In spite of the widespread use of the sharing economy concept, the understanding varies, and there is disagreement about what constitutes an analytical framework of the sharing economy business model (SEBM). This research quantitatively analyzes and categorizes the fundamental elements of the current SEBM literature. A comprehensive analytical framework is presented, identifying three distinct segments of SEBM: (1) the knowledge of sharing economy (incl. innovation, new technologies, determinants, and ecosystems); (2) supplier-oriented studies (incl. hospitality-oriented, transportation-oriented, and other platforms and models); and (3) consumer-socioeconomic-sustainability-focused research (incl. consumption and customer satisfaction, collaborative consumption, sustainability, social effects, and economic growth). In addition to contributing to a better understanding of SEBM research, the framework has implications for SEBM development policy and practice. It can also be used as an instrument for evaluating business models. Furthermore, the paper identifies six key research directions for the post-COVID-19 era, covering the studies of determinants and ecosystems, emerging economies, new SEBMs, location- and culture-specific models, sustainability, and combined impacts on socioeconomics.

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A research framework for digital nomadism: a bibliometric study

Cited by 19 publications

References 65 publications

Global palates: unraveling digital nomads’ culinary journeys and gastro-tourist profiles

Global palates: unraveling digital nomads’ culinary journeys and gastro-tourist profiles

Repositioning Work and Leisure: Digital Nomads Versus Tourists

Towards a comprehensive analytical framework and future research agenda for research on sharing economy business models: thematic analyses approach

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