Environment, logistics and infrastructure: the three dimensions of influence of Italian coastal tourism

Ciacci, Andrea; Ivaldi, Enrico; Mangano, Stefania; Ugolini, Gian Marco

doi:10.1080/09669582.2021.1876715

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“…As an example, Sadorsky (2009) has examined the relationship between the use of viable power assets and financial development and discovered that a gain in yield is supported by the activity of such assets. Many factors contribute to a location's popularity, but environmental degradation, excessive energy consumption, and abundant water use are the most critical (Sheng et al, 2019;Ciacci et al, 2021;Elahi et al, 2022a;Elahi et al, 2022b). No matter how you slice it, the data reveal a drop in the amount of people who want to express themselves in countries that were founded (Khan et al, 2020).…”

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The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment and Tourism on Carbon Emission in China

Wang

Mufarreh

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The aim of this research is to examine the potential influence of FDI inflows and tourism industry on carbon dioxide emissions in China using System GMM models for a sample period of 1980–2019. Using FMOLS and DOLS models, this research examines the long-term relationship between the variables, as well as the long-term association among components. Co-joining the boards of FMOLS and DOLS models shows a general correlation between the investigation elements and CO2 emissions in China. FDI, tourism sector, and environment-friendly electricity use have all been major contributors to rising CO2 emissions in China for a long time. Using System GMM, FMOLS, and DOLS models in China, we examined the influence of the travel sector on carbon dioxide emissions as well as environment-friendly electricity usage and foreign direct investment. The government of China is being pushed to attract more foreign direct investment in order to improve the system and expand the transportation industry. As a reasonable responsibility to an unnatural climate change, methods for developing the movement business and theories relating to the movement business should be adopted.

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The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment and Tourism on Carbon Emission in China

Wang

Mufarreh

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Miller et al, ( 2014 ) refer to the concept of pro-environmental behaviour, understood as the actions for protecting the environment, while tourists´ pro-environmental behaviour were connected to nature-based tourism and ecotourism. Ciacci et al, ( 2021 ) adds to the environmental factor, logistical and infrastructural dimension. While it is true that environmental quality can be composed by objective and subjective components, it has been widely accepted that a good link between environmental protection, logistic and infrastructural development is seen as fundamental for a successful Sustainable Tourism development strategy.…”

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“…Conversely, despite the fact that Sustainable Tourism has been recognized in business practice in many destinations, the volume of academic research has not been as large as it deserves (Ruhanen et al, 2015 ). From the start, the development of Sustainable Tourism is based on the preservation of the environment (Ciacci et al, 2021 ), the cultural authenticity and the democratic profitability of the tourist activity in destination (Crosby, 1996 ). It is only this tourism that recognizes the priority place of social return, as an index of well-being reversed on the visited destination; and also the exclusively economic return, that is, whether the tourist activity generates sufficient income for the local population, in terms of employment, wealth and available resources (Fernández, 2018 ).…”

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Sustainable Tourism as a Driving force of the Tourism Industry in a Post-Covid-19 Scenario

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The tourism industry is probably one of the most affected by the crisis caused by Covid-19. It is the responsibility of politicians, tourism professionals and researchers to look for solutions to revive this important industry. This article shows how the development of Sustainable Tourism can help in the sustenance of the tourism industry, since one of the premises on which Sustainable Tourism is based is the non-overcrowding of tourist destinations (essential factor in the current context). Considering this argument and the existing regulations on lockdown rules, social distancing and meet up, it is considered that the practices in Sustainable Tourism can become a potential solution to stimulate tourist movements and help the revival of the tourism industry. Therefore, more specifically, the main objective of this article is to know tourist´s perception among about Sustainable Tourism and to determine which factors help its development. In this sense, the use of structural equation models in a research of 308 tourists has determined how factors related to the tourists’ attitude, motivation and perceived benefits provided by the development of Sustainable Tourism increase the intention to consume this type of tourism. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11205-021-02735-2.

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“…While the popularity of any tourists' destination very much depends upon varied resources in addition to the eco-environmental beauties of any target territory such as the provision of logistic and accommodation services, cultural heritage, strategic geographical position, etc., the environmental degradation, energy usage, and excess water consumption remain the key barriers to sustainable tourism (Ciacci et al 2021).…”

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Re-investigating the nexuses of renewable energy, natural resources and transport services: a roadmap towards sustainable development

Khan

Quddoos

Akhtar

et al. 2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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We investigate the impact of renewable energy and green practices (RE), transportation services and infrastructure (T.S.), GDP growth (GDP), and forestry and natural resources (AFF) on the sustainable tourism development in the Eastern European Countries (EECs). The study employed cross-sectional dependence and and CIPS unit root test to check stationarity along with the dynamic common correlated effect (DCCE) model proposed by Chudik and Pesaran (2015) to test parameters for ensuring robustness. The outcome of DCCE method suggests that renewable energy (RE), Transport Services (T.S.), Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (AFF), and economic growth (GDP) have a significantly positive impact on international tourism in the sampled countries of Europe. Our findings could be insightful for policymakers and understanding the impact of renewable energy and transportation services on tourism development, and thereby help in taking appropriate policy measures in the sampled countries.

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Environment, logistics and infrastructure: the three dimensions of influence of Italian coastal tourism

Cited by 13 publications

References 64 publications

The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment and Tourism on Carbon Emission in China

The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment and Tourism on Carbon Emission in China

Sustainable Tourism as a Driving force of the Tourism Industry in a Post-Covid-19 Scenario

Re-investigating the nexuses of renewable energy, natural resources and transport services: a roadmap towards sustainable development

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