Consciousness Management by Extremist Organizations With the Means of Internet Communication

Лукичев, Павел Николаевич; Ali, Abdirahman Ahmed

doi:10.18522/2227-8656.2022.2.7

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“…As a result, each nation has unique drivers and causes behind the development of new tourism-related inventions [13]. However, every nation has a number of defining characteristics, including the population's growing desire to learn about and become familiar with the lifestyles of other places; the increasing popularity of many traditional and standard travel destinations; growing competition; the rise of standardised global product offerings; and a well-balanced mix of leisure activities and travel facilities to fully satisfy the needs of the most demanding tourists [14].…”

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Regional Tourism Ecosystem as a Tool for Sustainable Development during the Economic Crisis

Polukhina,

Sheresheva,

Napolskikh

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The paper aims to examine the perspective on the development of regional tourism ecosystems as one of the pillars of sustainable development in Russian regions. In order to meet the research objective, we combined a variety of methods: the Delphi method to analyse expert views and carry out the process of weighting indicators, mathematical and statistical processing of the evaluation results to obtain a comprehensive estimate of tourism development in Russian regions. We moved through four stages, namely: studying the local ecosystems and natural resources; examination of historical and cultural resources; studying the socioeconomic resources in the regions; evaluating the skills and competencies of regional tourist office staff. Using complex sustainability indicators, we attempted to ascertain, on the one hand, how the current state of the tourism industry in Russian regions affects the overall sustainability of regional development. As a result, we presented rankings of the Russian regions depending on their complex sustainability indicators. On the other hand, we attempted to confirm that the availability, implementation, and establishment of novel approaches determine the future possibilities for the growth and strengthening of regional tourism sustainability. We found that there is a need for pervasive integration of innovations into conventional management approaches, including digital instruments supporting successful regional tourism ecosystem development. Finally, we proposed a model of such an ecosystem as a component of an innovative hypercluster.

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