Evaluating the effect of air transport resident subsidies on non-residents tourists’ expenditure

Jiménez, Juan Luis; Valido, Jorge; Pellicer, Alfonso Antonio

doi:10.1016/j.jairtraman.2022.102319

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“…However, as we have explained, it is not possible to differentiate between higher frequency and newly generated demand. These heterogeneous results contrast with Jiménez, Valido, and Pellicer (2021), who analyzed the effect of this air transport subsidy to non-residents. They found a clear negative effect of mainland tourists traveling to the archipelago in both length of stay and daily expenditure.…”

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“…To our knowledge, the effect of resident subsidies on the tourism sector is almost unexplored, with the only attempts being by Álvarez-Albelo et al (2020), with a theoretical model; and Jiménez, Valido, and Pellicer (2021), analyzing the Spanish case. The former study the effects of ad-valorem subsidies for resident passengers on this sector, exploring hidden price discrimination through packaging strategy.…”

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confidence: 99%

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How Can Residents’ Air Transport Subsidies Affect Outbound Tourism behavior on Islands? Evidence from Spain

Jiménez

Pérez-Granja

Valido

2022

Journal of Travel Research

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Subsidizing residents on airlines is a common policy in a number of countries. However, the question arises as to how changes in this policy affect the travel behavior of residents in specific regions? To address this, we analyze the effect of an “exogenous shock” (i.e., an increase in the resident subsidy) on two Spanish archipelagos when they travel away from the islands. Our Difference-in-Difference and matching estimations find that the causal impact of the policy change is different for resident passengers across the two regions affected. Although the length of stay was reduced for resident passengers in both archipelagos by 10%–15% after the shock, their expenditure at destination per day increased by 13% on the Balearic Islands, while showing no significant change on the Canary Islands. J.E.L. Codes: L83; H25; L93

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How Can Residents’ Air Transport Subsidies Affect Outbound Tourism behavior on Islands? Evidence from Spain

Jiménez

Pérez-Granja

Valido

2022

Journal of Travel Research

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“…Tourist spending can have a significant impact on a destination's economy, making it of interest to governments, businesses, and researchers (Alfarhan, Olya and Nusair, 2022). According to studies, tourists spend more money on trips to foreign destinations than on domestic trips, primarily due to the increased costs of transportation, accommodation, and other expenses in foreign destinations (Jiménez et al, 2023;Su et al, 2023;Ramos-Dominguez et al, 2023;Mariani et al, 2023). In addition, tourists tend to spend more in destinations that offer a high level of comfort, safety, and convenience (Brida and Scuderi, 2013).…”

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Combining the power of artificial intelligence and mathematical modelling: A hybrid technique for enhanced forecast of tourism receipts

Şeker

2023

EJTR

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Despite being one of the most visited countries in the world, Türkiye's share of tourism revenue does not rank among the top ten. Therefore, it would be worth researching tourist expenditures and analysing this data could provide valuable insights. This research develops a novel approach to estimating and modelling tourism receipts by analysing expenditure types. Artificial intelligence-based methods, such as machine learning, have been increasingly used in the tourism literature to improve various aspects of the industry. However, little research has been conducted using a hybrid method to model and estimate tourist expenditure. This paper is the first to combine conventional mathematical analysis, specifically first-order two-variable polynomial equations, with artificial intelligence-based machine learning algorithms in a tourism setting. The research results indicate that expenditure types such as accommodation and food & beverage significantly impact Türkiye's tourism revenue and Türkiye's total tourism revenue will not exceed 45 billion dollars by 2027. This study provides a valuable and practical contribution to improving the accuracy and efficiency of methods for managing tourism economics, particularly in European countries where the economy heavily relies on income generated by tourism. Additionally, it fills a gap in studies focused on tourists' expenditure types by combining artificial intelligence and traditional analysis, making it a unique piece of research.

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“…A legitimate hospitality experience can help boost visitor satisfaction, particularly for hospitality service providers (Dileep & Pagliara, 2023;Horng & Teng, 2011;Jimeńez, Valido, & Pellicer, 2023). Previous research by K. Arif􀅫in and Susanti Husin (2011) concentrated on hospitality; showed that hospitality affects visitor satisfaction positively and directly.…”

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Factors Persuading Tourists to Visit SWAT Valley, Pakistan

Ali,

Khan,

Zehra

et al. 2023

J. manag. pract. humanit. soc. sci.

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The study identi􀅫ied the factors that persuade tourists (local or international) to visit SWAT, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan and whether these factors successfully created positive behavioural intentions among visitors. In total, 684 responses from local and international tourists were collected through a questionnaire survey. The responses were analysed by employing the PLS-SEM technique on SMARTPLS software. Results revealed that most tourists are satis􀅫ied with the destination brand, attraction, hospitality, and entertainment given by SWAT's people & local government. These factors create positive future behaviour (i.e., intention to recommend and intention to revisit) among visitors, except transportation which is the only element that failed to attract tourists due to inadequate mechanisms in SWAT. This study highlighted that Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC), being a responsible authority in Pakistan for tourism-related matters, still needs to improve and develop tourist destinations in Pakistan to sustain tourism. This study is a pioneer attempt to identify the factors that persuade tourists (local or international) to visit SWAT, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, using a Likert scale survey questionnaire.

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Evaluating the effect of air transport resident subsidies on non-residents tourists’ expenditure

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

How Can Residents’ Air Transport Subsidies Affect Outbound Tourism behavior on Islands? Evidence from Spain

How Can Residents’ Air Transport Subsidies Affect Outbound Tourism behavior on Islands? Evidence from Spain

Combining the power of artificial intelligence and mathematical modelling: A hybrid technique for enhanced forecast of tourism receipts

Factors Persuading Tourists to Visit SWAT Valley, Pakistan

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