A systematic literature review on the use of big data for sustainable tourism

Rahmadian, Eko; Feitosa, Daniel; Zwitter, Andrej

doi:10.1080/13683500.2021.1974358

Cited by 64 publications

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“…Through keyword co-occurrence maps based on previous studies by Moosavi et al (2021) and Van Eck and Waltman (2018), we concluded that the most used keywords over the last 5 years were Tourism product, data, sustainability, and technology. This means that the classical activity of sustainable tourism has become obsolete (Leo´n-Go´mez et al, 2021) and is evolving into other tourism activities where sustainability and technology are robust cooperation tools (Rahmadian et al, 2022;Santos-Jae´n et al, 2022).…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Education in Tourism Universities

León-Gómez,

Mora Forero,

Santos-Jaén

2023

Sage Open

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There is growing interested in the analysis of academic training in the sustainable field of tourism. However, no explicit body of knowledge has focused on evaluating the performance of a scientific activity in this field. Accordingly, this study systematically reviews academic research on the sustainability of the educational background in tourism universities through a bibliometric analysis. For this purpose, bibliometric tools related to research activity impact indicators and analysis of co-authorship networks and keywords have been used. The results show that the topic analysed is recent and that the number of publications continues to grow. They also show that only some academics have addressed this topic, which implies that more research is needed. Therefore, in this framework, thematic specialization could be a strategic option. Researchers can use these results to approach future studies about suggested research avenues better.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Education in Tourism Universities

León-Gómez,

Mora Forero,

Santos-Jaén

2023

Sage Open

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“…interpersonal and organizational level) by conducting multilevel analysis. A recent systematic review article indicated that ‘big data’ can be utilized to understand intrinsic factors that affect tourists’ behaviors, because tourists tend to leave their digital footprint on social media or other online platforms (Rahmadian et al , 2021). Findings from big data analysis can also enable practitioners and policymakers to promote sustainable tourism.…”

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confidence: 99%

A systematic review of empirical studies of pro-environmental behavior in hospitality and tourism contexts

Lin

Zhu

Liu

et al. 2022

IJCHM

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Purpose The purpose of this study was to gain a holistic view of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) among hospitality and tourism consumers through a systematic review of empirical studies. Based on this comprehensive review, this study demonstrates how the literature has been created and has evolved over time, thereby providing proposals for future research agendas. Design/methodology/approach The preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses method was used as a rigorous searching method to provide an updated picture of the research on the PEBs of consumers in hospitality and tourism contexts. A total of 234 empirical studies from both hospitality and nonhospitality publications were selected for the review. Findings The results reveal a growing interest in PEB in the hospitality and tourism context. Focal points, theories and research designs used to explain PEB among hospitality and tourism consumers were identified. In addition, the findings from the cross-tabulation analyses have provided valuable insights for tourism and hospitality research in this area. Research limitations/implications Based on the research findings, this study makes significant contributions to the literature by providing theoretical and practical implications with detailed directions for future researchers and practitioners. Originality/value This study offers one of the first reviews to comprehensively and systematically analyze the empirical research into PEBs among hospitality and tourism consumers. PEB has received significant attention from researchers, practitioners and those policymakers concerned with the sustainability of environments. The findings of this research provide a comprehensive overview of the literature relating to hospitality and tourism through the identification of gaps that require further investigation. Future suggestions to assist practitioners and policymakers in eliciting PEBs are also discussed.

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“…In the hospitality and tourism setting, the adoption of this framework has been experiencing significant growth, and recent systematic reviews have, therefore, been applying this methodology (i.e. Lopes and Penela, 2021; Oláh et al , 2020; Kim and So, 2022; Rahmadian et al , 2022).…”

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Is halal tourism taking off in OIC and non-OIC countries? A systematic study of published research

Mohsin,

Rodrigues,

Penela

et al. 2023

JIMA

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to systematically examine and compare the growth of halal tourism and hospitality in OIC and non-OIC countries based on published literature. Design/methodology/approach A critical systematic review of 154 academic papers published in the last decade involving halal tourism in OIC and non-OIC countries constituted the sample for this study. The study uses an integrated antecedents, decisions and outcomes and theories, contexts and methods framework, and a coding protocol based on the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Findings Halal tourism is not developed in non-OIC countries where Islam does not predominate, which represents an opportunity for many countries to incorporate new trends in their tourism offerings. This research increases awareness of non-OIC destinations to welcome a growing halal tourism market, enabling them to foster innovation to meet new demands for Muslim travelers. Originality/value This study is different as we compare the pertinent needs that are based on religion in various geographical locations while focusing on tourism and hospitality research in Islamic and non-Islamic nations.

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A systematic literature review on the use of big data for sustainable tourism

Cited by 64 publications

References 91 publications

A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Education in Tourism Universities

A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Education in Tourism Universities

A systematic review of empirical studies of pro-environmental behavior in hospitality and tourism contexts

Is halal tourism taking off in OIC and non-OIC countries? A systematic study of published research

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