CSR actions and post-COVID-19 consequences in the hotel industry: a conceptual framework

Afshan, Gul; Ilyas, Saqib; Tunio, Muhammad Nawaz; Kalhoro, Maryam

doi:10.1504/ijscm.2021.122845

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“…We also found several studies about the social pillar of sustainability in the context of the tourism and hospitality industry. The significant research works include “the social side of tourism for social and ecological justice after COVID‐19 (Higgins‐Desbiolles, 2020)”, ‘various CSR actions and consequences post‐COVID‐19 in the hotel industry (Afshan et al, 2021)’, ‘restaurant CSR (Ou et al, 2021)’, “the role of CSR in extending community support during COVID‐19 (Chen & Hang, 2021)”, ‘rural hotel resilience and CSR during COVID‐19 (Marco‐Lajara et al, 2022)’ (Camilleri, 2022). Based on our observations, we call on the research community to explore how various corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies, deliberations, decisions, and actions may bring significant sustainable outcomes to the tourism and hospitality industry during and post‐Covid‐19.…”

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Contemporary sustainability themes in tourism and hospitality during and post COVID‐19: Critical review and a step strategies forward for post the pandemic

Salem

Abbas

Akram

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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The onset of COVID‐19 has challenged economies and industries globally and thwarted their contributions towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). In coping with the COVID‐19‐related challenges, the global tourism and hospitality industry is also affected to its worst level. Thus, researchers employed bibliometric analysis and a science mapping approach to investigate the structure of the contemporary sustainable issues in tourism and hospitality research during COVID‐19, the most productive and impactful research constituents (journals, organizations, countries, and authors), the most impactful research works, the major emerging research themes, and the agenda for future research. The results of the bibliographic data (Scopus, Jan 2020–Sep 2022) analysis revealed that research in the selected field is still at a very nascent stage. The majority of the research papers focus on ‘responsible consumption and production (UNSDG‐12)’, ‘good health and well‐being (UNSDG‐3)’, and ‘decent work and economic growth (UNSDG‐8)’. The science mapping approach led to the development of eight propositions related to the emerging themes of knowledge. The researchers have discussed each research theme in detail and laid out an agenda for future research.

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Contemporary sustainability themes in tourism and hospitality during and post COVID‐19: Critical review and a step strategies forward for post the pandemic

Salem

Abbas

Akram

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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“…Logistics has quickened financial development and efficiency development. Productive logistics is a significant determinant of a nation’s intensity ( Ab Talib and Hamid, 2014 ; Erkan, 2014 ; Al-Shbiel and Al-Olimat, 2016 ; Afshan et al, 2021 ; Alshareef and Tunio, 2022 ). The most important components that empower us to comprehend economic development are the financial pointers of the country.…”

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How maritime logistic SMEs lead and gain competitive advantage by applying information technology?

Luo

Shahbaz²,

Qureshi³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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The aim of this study was to examine the importance of information technology for logistics Small Medium Entreprise (SMEs) in Pakistan. It is the time of technological rapidness; especially after COVID-19, the word business has majorly transformed into a digital business. If an organization did not shift toward technology, it would be hard for it to even sustain in this rapid era. This study adopts the questionnaire after extensive literature review. A quantitative study was conducted among logistics SMEs in Pakistan to empirically verify what competitive advantages they are leading and gaining from information technology and how much information technology is important for their sustainability. The literature lacks information about the ways in which information technology has been integrated into logistics SMEs operating model, and more specifically, there is no information about IT valence, IT resource commitment, IT managerial commitment, and IT competency. The research is primarily quantitative in nature, where the data were collected via a close-ended questionnaire from 340 logistics SMEs in Pakistan. The independent variable of this research was information technology (i.e., IT valence, IT resource commitment, IT managerial commitment, and IT competency), whereas the dependent variable was competitive advantage. The study found that IT had a significant impact on the competitive advantage of logistics SMEs operating in Pakistan. All the variables related to IT had a significant impact on competitive advantage, which included IT valence, IT resource commitment, IT managerial commitment, and IT competency. This study helps managers and owners of logistics SMEs in decision-making, who can understand how much IT can enhance their performance and reduce their risks. This study has been specifically conducted with logistics SMEs operating in Pakistan, which means that there is much scope to be worked upon, i.e., by selecting companies operating in other countries and comparing them with current findings. This study observes the impact of information technology (i.e., IT valence, IT resource commitment, IT managerial commitment, and IT competency) on competitive advantage, and other independent variables can be studied to find the impact on competitive advantage.

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CSR and Sustainability in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs): A Systematic Review Toward Future Development

Afshan,

Ashraf,

Kalhoro

et al. 2024

The Emerald Handbook of Ethical Finance and Corporate Social Responsibility

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CSR actions and post-COVID-19 consequences in the hotel industry: a conceptual framework

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Contemporary sustainability themes in tourism and hospitality during and post COVID‐19: Critical review and a step strategies forward for post the pandemic

Contemporary sustainability themes in tourism and hospitality during and post COVID‐19: Critical review and a step strategies forward for post the pandemic

How maritime logistic SMEs lead and gain competitive advantage by applying information technology?

CSR and Sustainability in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs): A Systematic Review Toward Future Development

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