Integrating multiple data sources to measure sustainable tourism in Italian regions

Antolini, Fabrizio; Terraglia, Ivan; Cesarini, Samuele

doi:10.1016/j.seps.2024.101959

Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.seps.2024.101959

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Integrating multiple data sources to measure sustainable tourism in Italian regions

Fabrizio Antolini,

Ivan Terraglia,

Samuele Cesarini

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A Bibliometric Review of Innovations in Sustainable Tourism Research: Current Trends and Future Research Agenda

Pilelienė,

Grigaliūnaitė,

Bogoyavlenska

2024

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This bibliometric review explores the existing publications regarding innovations in sustainable tourism. The aim of the review was to determine the existing research trends in the field of innovations in sustainable tourism by mapping the research on the innovations and “smart” aspects in sustainable tourism and contributing to the field by outlining the recent research trends, identifying the general topics and subtopics, and thus guiding future researchers in choosing an attractive research direction. The bibliometric analysis based on the PRISMA guidelines was provided to extract 179 all-open-access documents (articles, research papers, conference papers, and book chapters) from the Scopus database. As the research field was found to be expanding (thirty-eight documents were dated 2023 compared to one dated 2010), its attractiveness was confirmed. The analysis of the most-cited publications showed the existence of three research trends: (1) management-focused, (2) sustainability-focused, and (3) smart/ITCs-focused. Moreover, the analysis of the author keywords enabled outlining the main future research themes, namely tourism, sustainability, management, scope, innovation, smart, and method, and providing considerations for the future. For a broader dissemination of their findings, authors are encouraged to pay greater attention to these factors: inter-country collaboration, leading institution, journal choice, and topic choice.

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A Bibliometric Review of Innovations in Sustainable Tourism Research: Current Trends and Future Research Agenda

Pilelienė,

Grigaliūnaitė,

Bogoyavlenska

2024

Sustainability

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Integrating multiple data sources to measure sustainable tourism in Italian regions

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A Bibliometric Review of Innovations in Sustainable Tourism Research: Current Trends and Future Research Agenda

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