2016
DOI: 10.1080/13683500.2016.1209165
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Easing the adoption of agent-based modelling (ABM) in tourism research

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“…Pasquinelli (2016) serta Bellini & Pasquinelli (2016) juga berpendapat bahwa sektor pariwisata juga berperan penting bagi perekonomian dunia. Bahkan, sektor pariwisata juga berperan sebagai peningkatan devisa di Indonesia (Baggio, 2017;Johnson, et al, 2017;Maxim, 2019). Persaingan tersebut mendorong para pengelola wisata bahari untuk bersaing dalam mempertahakan atau bahkan meningkatkan kunjungan wisatawan (Fianto, 2018).…”
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“…Pasquinelli (2016) serta Bellini & Pasquinelli (2016) juga berpendapat bahwa sektor pariwisata juga berperan penting bagi perekonomian dunia. Bahkan, sektor pariwisata juga berperan sebagai peningkatan devisa di Indonesia (Baggio, 2017;Johnson, et al, 2017;Maxim, 2019). Persaingan tersebut mendorong para pengelola wisata bahari untuk bersaing dalam mempertahakan atau bahkan meningkatkan kunjungan wisatawan (Fianto, 2018).…”
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“…City image diartikan sebagai sekumpulan asosiasi wisatawan terhadap objek wisata yang timbul akibat prasangka, pengetahuan dan rasa emosional (Carlisle, et al, 2016;Amelung, et ., 2016;Johnson, et al, 2017;Maxim, 2019). Sebagai pengelola wisata bahari, harus dapat memahami dengan baik tentang city image.…”
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“…As pointed by Johnson et al (), “the tourism system consists of a large number and variety of actors who interact with each other within a series of natural and socioeconomic systems and at different spatial and temporal scales”, and it is only recently that complexity science concepts such as heterogeneous and adaptive behavior, nonlinearity, and emergence have been recognized in tourism studies (Baggio, ). Fodness () stated that this problem of destination choice cannot be adequately studied from a traditional approach and proposes the incorporation of complexity science to study this problem.…”
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“…Unlike macro-models that use aggregate data, our method effectively mimics visitors’ decision-making processes vis-à-vis destination choice in a multidestination travel context; therefore, this model seeks to unveil factors and decision-making rules related to spillover effects at the aggregate level. Because of several inherent advantages of ABM, such as considering systematical complexity and nonlinearity and overcoming assumptions of homogeneity, equilibrium, and rationality typical to traditional modeling techniques, the adoption of ABM within tourism research is suited to a wide variety of potential applications (Nicholls, Amelung, and Student 2016; Johnson et al. 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%