Assessment of Tourism Impact on the Socio-Economic Spheres of the Issyk-Kul Region (Kyrgyzstan)

Kozhokulov, Sadyrbek; Chen, Xi; Yang, Degang; Issanova, Gulnura; Samarkhanov, Kanat; Aliyeva, Selvina

doi:10.3390/su11143886

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“…In general, the findings of current study parallels to the past research (Almeida-García et al, 2016;Alrwajfah et al, 2019;Hengky, 2019;Kozak et al, 2006;Kozhokulov et al, 2019;McLoughlin et al, 2019;Smith, 2010).…”

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“…Wesley and Pforr (2010) stated that tourism is specifically welcomed due to huge consumption of accommodation and foods. Great amount of tourist spending improve the local residents' income level together with community tax levels (Kozhokulov, Chen, Yang, Issanova, Samarkhanov and Aliyeva, 2019;Murray, 2007). Parallel to this, new efforts and developments in a destination to meet the demands of tourists and visitors provide more trade and production opportunities which expand the other sectors as well.…”

Section: Positive and Negative Economic Impact Of Coastal Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Coastal tourism development in Sinop as an emerging rural destination: A preliminary study from the residents’ perspective

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2020

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This study proposes to explore the economic, sociocultural, and environmental effects of coastal tourism development in a Turkish context. It adopts a quantitative approach and performed a random sampling technique. The survey data was collected from a sample of local people in Sinop/Turkey and total number of 252 utilizable questionnaires was gathered and analyzed through descriptive statistics. ANOVA test was also applied in order to compute the perceptional differences among demographical groups. The findings demonstrate that while majority of residents have positive perceptions in general, some agree with negative economic, sociocultural, and environmental effects of coastal tourism in the area. Specifically, they perceive that tourism raises the cost of products and services and as a result of an increase in living costs. ANOVA test shows that there were differences between educational groups in negative environmental impacts and age groups in positive economic impacts. In terms of sustainable coastal tourism, the present work procures further addition to tourism literature and also offers beneficial implications to industry practitioners.

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Section: Positive and Negative Economic Impact Of Coastal Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coastal tourism development in Sinop as an emerging rural destination: A preliminary study from the residents’ perspective

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“…The study by Kozhokulov et al (2019), also stated that there is a positive impact on the economic and social growth of the Issyk-Kul region, Kyrgyzstan due to tourism. The study found that the socio-economic impacts have grown marginally every year except for the years of political instability.…”

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Conceptual Study on Socio-Economic Impact of the Decline in Firm Performances of Hotels in Sri Lanka

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The study aims to determine the socio-economic impact of the decline in firm performances of hotels in Sri Lanka. Evidence from previous research found that 91% of the hotels listed in the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) were in the distress zone and this study aims to fill the prevailing knowledge gap by determining the socio-economic impact of this decline. The study will be conducted using a sample of 33 hotels listed under the consumer services sector of the CSE, by considering the firm performance as the independent variable while the dependent variable is the socio-economic impact. The firm size was considered as the moderating variable. Indicators such as Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Assets (ROA) and occupancy rate derived from annual reports and other publications was used to measure firm performance while several indicators derived from statistical reports published by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) and Central Bank will be used to measure socio-economic impact. The research will be conducted during a period of 10 years from 2009 to 2019. Findings from the research will contribute to the existing literature on the assessment of socio-economic impacts and are beneficial to a variety of stakeholders such as hotel managers, government, tourist development authorities and upcoming researchers.

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“…The percentage of these indicators can be seen in Figure 6. in the form of increased financing, product expansion, socio-economy, natural environment protection (Kumar et al, 2015;Kozhokulov et al, 2019;Zaei and Zaei, 2013).…”

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Village Community Readiness In Estabilishing A Global Village

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Global village is a phenomenon that occurs due to advances in information technology where there are no physical boundaries between individuals, communities, and countries. The world is connected through information technology and shares a variety of things. Apart from being a potential threat, the global village phenomenon also provides opportunities for introducing the Indonesian tourism sector to the global community. One of the villages that have the potential to exploit the global village phenomenon, especially in the tourism sector, is Ngargogondo Village, Borobudur Subdistrict, Magelang Regency, Central Java because it has the potential as a language tourism village. This study aims to measure community readiness in realizing a global village in the tourism sector with an analysis of community readiness dimensions in tourism and the global village aspect. This study used a survey approach with 157 respondents who were obtained using cluster random sampling technique. Meanwhile, the indicators used are adopted from the Tri-Ethnic for Prevention Research, with 19 indicators as research instruments. The results showed that the Ngargogondo Village community’s readiness was at the preparation stage (tourism aspect) and pre-planning (global village aspect). This study suggests that to increase community readiness in realizing the global village tourism sector, the Ngargogondo Village government must increase the availability of resources, especially in the tourism aspect, and create a positive climate in the community in response to the development of information technology in Ngargogondo Village.

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Assessment of Tourism Impact on the Socio-Economic Spheres of the Issyk-Kul Region (Kyrgyzstan)

Cited by 29 publications

References 53 publications

Coastal tourism development in Sinop as an emerging rural destination: A preliminary study from the residents’ perspective

Coastal tourism development in Sinop as an emerging rural destination: A preliminary study from the residents’ perspective

Conceptual Study on Socio-Economic Impact of the Decline in Firm Performances of Hotels in Sri Lanka

Village Community Readiness In Estabilishing A Global Village

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