Cyber security and tourism: Bibliometric analysis

Kovačić, Matija; Čičin-Šain, Marko; Milojica, Vedran

doi:10.5937/jouproman2203075k

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“…As well as the study of Bazazo et al (2019), which indicates that there is a need for increasing awareness of the implementation of cybersecurity in tourism and hospitality. It is also consistent with the study of Kovačić et al (2022), that reveals the need for paying attention to the education of hotel staff in cybersecurity. https://jaauth.journals.ekb.eg / As shown in Table 5, results from respondents referred that level of interest of cybersecurity in travel agencies is to some extent, as high proportion of responses were towards neutral (AV Mean= 3.01, SD= 0.615).…”

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“…Cybersecurity is a new challenge that confronts tourism entities. Despite the importance of cybersecurity, there is still limited literature applied on the tourism sector (Kovačić et al, 2022). Cybersecurity depends on four main elements as following: a.…”

Section: Cybersecurity In Tourism Industrymentioning

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“…Also, Alghamdi & Almostadi (2021) have revealed the significance of cybersecurity in achieving competitiveness in the field of aviation services. While Kovačić et al, (2022) have revealed through the conducted bibliometric analysis in the context of tourist destinations and tourism https://jaauth.journals.ekb.eg / in general, that there is insufficient number of studies research the mechanisms of increasing cybersecurity in tourism.…”

Section: Cybersecurity In Tourism Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

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The travel and tourism sector 's cyber ecosystems have been highly exposed to security risks, as this sector is being highly digitalized adopting emerging technologies. Despite a lot of evidence indicating the increasing vulnerability of travel and tourism systems to cybersecurity threats, there is still limited literature applied on the tourism sector. Hence, this research aims at enhancing awareness of the application of cybersecurity and the related term of cyber hygiene, as well clarifying the importance of cybersecurity in tourism and its role in reinforcing digital trust of travel agencies. A survey was designed and distributed to a random sample of relevant managers and employees in Egyptian travel agencies to identify the extent of interest of cybersecurity in Egyptian travel agencies and its role in enhancing digital trust, 403 valid responses were analyzed by using SPSS Version. 28. The findings of this research proved that travel agencies which have an interest in cybersecurity can strengthen the digital trust of their customers. The research recommended the need for travel agencies to educate employees in cybersecurity, the necessity of having a department specialized in cybersecurity, and taking the necessary procedures to secure tourism networks, due to the effective role of cybersecurity in achieving digital trust.

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The Use of Digital Twins to Address Smart Tourist Destinations’ Future Challenges

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Women’s Empowerment in Rural Tourism as Key to Sustainable Communities’ Transformation

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Cyber security and tourism: Bibliometric analysis

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Exploring the Role of Cybersecurity in Enhancing Digital Trust of Egyptian Travel Agencies

Exploring the Role of Cybersecurity in Enhancing Digital Trust of Egyptian Travel Agencies

The Use of Digital Twins to Address Smart Tourist Destinations’ Future Challenges

Women’s Empowerment in Rural Tourism as Key to Sustainable Communities’ Transformation

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