Estimating the potential impact of entry fees for marine parks on dive tourism in South East Asia

Pascoe, Sean; Doshi, Amar; Thébaud, Olivier; Thomas, Colette R.; Schuttenberg, Heidi; Heron, Scott F.; Setiasih, Naneng; Tan, James C.; True, James; Wallmo, Kristy; Loper, Christy; Calgaro, Emma

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2014.02.017

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“…These …ndings are partially supported by the literature on entrance fee (see Pascoe et al [50] and Walpole et al [63]), which points out that entrance fee should be carefully designed, since they may dissuade tourists from visiting the site and result in loss for local economies in coastal regions.…”

Section: Marine Protected Areasmentioning

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Identifying the Link between Coastal Tourism and Marine Ecosystems in the Baltic, North Sea, and Mediterranean Countries

Otrachshenko

Bosello

2015

SSRN Journal

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This paper examines the impact of marine ecosystem quality on inbound coastal tourism in the Baltic, North Sea, and Mediterranean countries. Given extensive empirical …ndings in ecological science, we use marine protected areas (MPAs) and the fraction of species that are …shed in each country's exclusive economic zone that are overexploited or collapsed as a proxy for marine ecosystem quality. We use an autoregressive distributed lag model in a destination-origin panel set up. The empirical …ndings of this paper suggest that MPAs have a negative direct e¤ect on tourism. However, this e¤ect is reversed when the interaction terms with economic variables are included. Also, by using the fraction of species that are overexploited as an indicator of the deterioration of marine ecosystem quality, we …nd a considerable negative impact of this index on inbound coastal tourism. The short-term (current) impact of this index on tourism constitutes less than half of the long-term impact.Results provide valuable information for policy makers, suggesting that measures enhancing marine ecosystem quality should be considered in addition to conventional tourism policies focused on price.JEL CODE: C33, Q57, Q26

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Section: Marine Protected Areasmentioning

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Identifying the Link between Coastal Tourism and Marine Ecosystems in the Baltic, North Sea, and Mediterranean Countries

Otrachshenko

Bosello

2015

SSRN Journal

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“…Hynes et al 2013 ;Windle and Rolfe 2013 ), tropical coral reefs (20 %, e.g. Farr et al 2014 ;Pascoe et al 2014 ) and the coastal shelf (26 %, e.g. Brouwer 2012 ;Doherty et al 2014 ) have been most frequently valued in the academic literature.…”

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Valuation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Services: A Literature Review

Schaafsma

Turner

2015

Studies in Ecological Economics

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“…Pascoe et al (2014).180 For tourism development in general, the GoI is already taking an integrated approach by using integrated tourism master plans for each destination to improve inter-ministry/agency, central-local, and public-private collaboration. The GoI's tourism development program consists of four integrated components: (i) increase institutional capacity; (ii) improve tourism-relevant road quality and basic services accessibility; (iii) promote local participation in the tourism economy (skills, firm capabilities, and community engagement); and (iv) enhance the enabling environment for private investment and business entry.…”

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Indonesia Economic Quarterly, June 2019

2019

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The Indonesia Economic Quarterly (IEQ) has two main aims. First, it reports on the key developments in Indonesia's economy over the past three months, and places these in a longer-term and global context. Based on these developments and on policy changes over the period, the IEQ regularly updates the outlook for Indonesia's economy and social welfare. Second, the IEQ provides a more in-depth examination of selected economic and policy issues and an analysis of Indonesia's medium-term development challenges. It is intended for a wide audience, including policy makers, business leaders, financial market participants, and the community of analysts and professionals engaged in Indonesia's evolving economy.

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Estimating the potential impact of entry fees for marine parks on dive tourism in South East Asia

Cited by 59 publications

References 33 publications

Identifying the Link between Coastal Tourism and Marine Ecosystems in the Baltic, North Sea, and Mediterranean Countries

Identifying the Link between Coastal Tourism and Marine Ecosystems in the Baltic, North Sea, and Mediterranean Countries

Valuation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Services: A Literature Review

Indonesia Economic Quarterly, June 2019

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