Indigenous residents, tourism knowledge exchange and situated perceptions of tourism

Ngo, Tramy; Pham, Tien Duc

doi:10.1080/09669582.2021.1920967

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“…In addition to some interesting methodological advancements noted by Olya (2020), Ngo and Pham (2021), Stylidis and Terzidou (2021), two others stand out within this issue. The first is the article by Tse and Tung (2020) that examines implicit stereotypes of Mainland Chinese residents among Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand using the implicit association test or IAT.…”

Section: Methodologiesmentioning

confidence: 93%

“…Jordan et al report that residents, with relative ease, differentiated between the various forms of tourism. Both Ngo and Pham (2021) and Ko s cak et al ( 2021) present descriptive findings from their respective studies (the former in Vietnam; the latter across six European destinations) concerning residents' attitudes about tourism. The uniqueness of these works lies in the inclusivity of oft-neglected study participants.…”

Section: Social Impacts and Residents' Attitudesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The uniqueness of these works lies in the inclusivity of oft-neglected study participants. Ngo and Pham (2021) capture the voices of indigenous residents through a phenomenological qualitative design, while Ko s cak et al ( 2021) garners perspectives of youth-both concerning perspectives of tourism impacts. In essence, understanding such voices is a step in the direction toward empowering residents to actively participate in planning for sustainable tourism.…”

Section: Social Impacts and Residents' Attitudesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Methodological and theoretical advancements in social impacts of tourism research

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Ribeiro

2022

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This lead article introduces the double special issue dedicated to methodological and theoretical advancements in social impacts of tourism research. We begin by providing an overview of five key developmental stages of research within this area: Definitions, typologies, and conceptual model development; the advent of case study-based, atheoretical empirical inquiry; scale design, development, and testing; further scale development/refinement and theoretical application; and theoretical model development and testing. Brief evolutionary histories of the methodological and theoretical advancements of research dedicated to social impacts of tourism are then discussed. This includes a review of the most pertinent predictor variables (along with a visual display of each and key studies) in explaining residents' perceptions of social impacts of tourism and a thorough review of most frequently used theoretical frameworks. Following this, brief synopses of the articles are provided along with key themes (e.g. resident-tourist relationships, social impacts and residents' attitudes, residents' empowerment, overtourism, and methodologies) and salient points of each work. In closing, we suggest numerous lines of inquiry that will continue to advance research into social impacts of tourism. Though these studies were undertaken prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, we emphasize that future work should be designed with the pandemic in mind.

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Woosnam

Ribeiro

2022

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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“…In addition to direct economic benefits, tourism can also stimulate indirect and induced economic impacts, including increased demand for goods and services in local markets and investment in infrastructure development (Ngo & Pham 2023). Furthermore, tourism revenue generated within indigenous communities can contribute to broader economic development initiatives, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure improvements, enhancing overall quality of life for community members (Nunkoo & Ramkissoon 2012).…”

Section: Income Generation and Employment Opportunitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To mitigate these environmental impacts, indigenous communities and tourism stakeholders must prioritize sustainable tourism development practices that minimize negative ecological footprints and enhance environmental resilience (Ngo and Pham 2023). This may involve adopting eco-friendly tourism technologies, implementing carrying capacity limits, and engaging in participatory land-use planning processes that respect indigenous rights and knowledge (Deng et al 2021).…”

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Cultural Guardianship in Tourism: Indigenous Communities' Quest for Economic Stability and Identity Preservation

REDDY,

SAILESH

2024

J. Environ Manag Tour

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Purpose: This research aims to comprehensively analyze the impacts of tourism on indigenous communities, exploring economic, cultural, social, and environmental dimensions. It also seeks to understand indigenous perspectives on tourism development and identify future research directions for more sustainable approaches. Methodology: The review employs a systematic approach, conducting exhaustive searches across electronic databases and manual searches in relevant literature. Selection criteria prioritize studies focusing on economic, cultural, social, or environmental effects of tourism on indigenous communities. Thematic organization synthesizes key findings from the literature. Findings: The review highlights tourism's potential benefits for indigenous communities, such as income generation and cultural revitalization, alongside challenges like cultural appropriation and environmental degradation. Indigenous perspectives emphasize cultural preservation and equitable participation in tourism decision-making. Originality: This study's originality lies in its comprehensive analysis of indigenous tourism impacts, integrating diverse perspectives and guiding future research directions. By synthesizing existing research and amplifying indigenous voices, it contributes to understanding the complex interactions between tourism development, indigenous cultures, and sustainability.

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Facilitating “migrant-local” tacit knowledge transfer in rural tourism development: A longitudinal case study

Rao,

Xie,

2024

Tourism Management

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Indigenous residents, tourism knowledge exchange and situated perceptions of tourism

Cited by 11 publications

References 69 publications

Methodological and theoretical advancements in social impacts of tourism research

Methodological and theoretical advancements in social impacts of tourism research

Cultural Guardianship in Tourism: Indigenous Communities' Quest for Economic Stability and Identity Preservation

Facilitating “migrant-local” tacit knowledge transfer in rural tourism development: A longitudinal case study

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