Innovation, Competitiveness, and Sustainability in Tourism Clusters: An Empirical Model of Caribbean Destinations

Cole, Sam

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-61274-0_19

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“…This problem will be analyzed in this paper, by using service science concept to propose the idea for integrated tourism in Solo. As what Budi Sartono, the head of promotion in Solo Tourism Agency, said so far the tourism in Solo has not had clear vision, therefore RIPPARDA (Master Plan of Tourism Development) is in progress to make Solo tourism vision clearer, effective, and efficient in the next 2015-2025 [14]. Now RIPPARDA is still in academic manuscript, and later on will be developed into city rule.…”

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Tourists Preference Identification in Solo Tourism Destinations A Study of Statistical Factor Analysis

Yoshanti¹

2022

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Surakarta or profound with Solo is one of an attractive city in Central Java. Solo beside popular with Batik, also reserves with various tourism destinations and attractions options which incorporate into a tourism cluster. This research identifies the preferred aspects using statistical factor analysis from a survey conducted with 186 respondents by using 50 numbers of questions according to tourism cluster. Factor analysis and non-parametric test synthesize the numbers of questions into 13 factors. The insights of factor analysis will be important to define customer preference in fostering the future quality of Solo tourism services.

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Tourists Preference Identification in Solo Tourism Destinations A Study of Statistical Factor Analysis

Yoshanti¹

2022

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Revisión sistemática sobre la innovación en clústeres turísticos

Pérez Cárdenas,

Paredes Castellanos

2024

Cuad. Latinoam. Adm.

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La consolidación de clústeres turísticos y la innovación en los territorios generan un aporte fundamental para el desarrollo económico y social sostenible, permitiendo involucrar al gobierno, ciudadanos, pequeñas, medianas y grandes empresas. El objetivo principal del estudio es indagar, analizar y sintetizar las contribuciones más significativas sobre el clúster turístico y su relación con la innovación en el periodo 2012-2022. Para el desarrollo metodológico, se empleó el método PRISMA, que facilita la selección de artículos en bases de datos científicas para la revisión sistemática de la literatura. El estudio analizó 38 artículos de revisión sobre clúster turístico e innovación de las bases de datos Scopus y Web of Science (WOS). Como resultado principal, se identificaron aspectos como: capital social, colaboración y cooperación, sostenibilidad, transferencia de conocimiento, competitividad, desarrollo turístico, turismo patrimonial y cultural, partes interesadas y redes, destacados en la revisión sobre innovación en clústeres turísticos. Se concluye que la innovación es parte esencial de los clústeres turísticos, ya que permite que las empresas, mediante disciplina y nuevas ideas, obtengan mejores resultados socioeconómicos.

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Green Energy in the Caribbean: Influence on Toursim and Economic Development

Tazikhina¹,

Kvasha²,

Solovova³

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The green energy agenda has become one of the most important issues in international relations. Many island states of the Oceania have taken the course of green economy construction. The Caribbean states are in some way similar to the Oceania ones and have also made several steps towards greener future. Some of these states are tightly connected with international tourism, leading to the high dependence of their economies from touristic revenues. The article examines this interconnection, including economic component in the analysis. The major question of the article is how does (or doesn’t) tourism influence the development of green energy in the Caribbean states. The two major economies examined in the region are Cuba and Dominican Republic as the two examples of the totally different economic systems and approaches to the development of the green energy. The key findings of the article include such conclusions as the possibility of synergetic interdependence between tourism, economy and green energy and the positive effects this interdependence has. The other finding is that the Cuban method of introducing green energy is less effective than the Dominican one. The novelty of the article includes the comparison of the two economic models in the Caribbean and the development of strategies for the green energy proliferation in the countries.

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Innovation, Competitiveness, and Sustainability in Tourism Clusters: An Empirical Model of Caribbean Destinations

Cited by 3 publications

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Tourists Preference Identification in Solo Tourism Destinations A Study of Statistical Factor Analysis

Tourists Preference Identification in Solo Tourism Destinations A Study of Statistical Factor Analysis

Revisión sistemática sobre la innovación en clústeres turísticos

Green Energy in the Caribbean: Influence on Toursim and Economic Development

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