Inter-destination cooperation: Forms, facilitators and inhibitors – The case of Poland

Żemła, Michał

doi:10.1016/j.jdmm.2014.07.001

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“…Research on trust in the tourism industry is mainly focused on local community trust towards institutions such as government, regional or municipal offices (Nunkoo, 2015;Nunkoo & Ramkissoon, 2011a, 2011bNunkoo, Ramkissoon, & Gursoy, 2012), and on customer trust towards tourist suppliers (Akamavi, Mohamed, Pellmann, & Xu, 2015;Fam & Foscht, 2004;Han & Hyun, 2015;Sparks, Browning, 2011) leaving in-depth analysis of inter-partner trust among tourist entrepreneurs relatively untouched. Moreover, trust is analyzed rather in relation to collaboration, not coopetition (Caffyn, 2000;Czernek, 2013Czernek, , 2014Nunkoo et al, 2012;Roberts & Simpson, 2000;_ Zemła, 2014). This study therefore addresses a gap at the intersection of two overlapping research streams: coopetition in the tourism industry, and trust in tourism industry relationships.…”

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Trust-building processes in tourist coopetition: The case of a Polish region

2016

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Trust-building processes in tourist coopetition: The case of a Polish region

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“…However, it has been highlighted that in some Protected Natural Areas the ecological dimension is less important, especially less than the economic one [116]; so, for example, aspects such as cooperation between destinations have hardly been analysed [117].…”

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Sustainability and Tourism Competitiveness in Protected Areas: State of Art and Future Lines of Research

2019

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The sustainability approach applied to tourism has been taking shape as a dominant paradigm in tourism research, as well as becoming a requirement to achieve tourism competitiveness. This paper focuses specifically on the application of both concepts to protected areas, as tourist destinations. A bibliometric approach is adopted to provide information about the patterns and trends in the accumulation of knowledge related to this field, as well as to map its social, conceptual, and intellectual structure. Both evaluative and relational techniques are used to analyse the papers published until August 2019 and collected in the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases. The results indicate that the research field has experienced significant growth in the last decade, with institutions of the USA and Australia as stimuli of scientific progress in this field. This study finds eight thematic clusters, although there is subject dispersion within each cluster, linked to the emerging and multidisciplinary nature of the field. Based on the working lines open, the study also identifies possible future approaches, linked to the incorporation of the perspectives and objectives of the different stakeholders, and the development of indicators to monitor and control dimensions of interest.

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“…This paper suggests that researchers should pay more attention to this type of inter-organisations relationship, particularly in the context of religious tourism. Additionally, following previous theoretical approaches to study of tourism businesses relationships (Holder, 1992;Go and Williams, 1994;Sonmez and Apostolopoulos, 2000;Rubies, 2001;Huybers and Bennett, 2003;Butler and Weidenfeld, 2012;Kylanen and Mariani, 2012;Żemła, 2014;Lorgnier and Su, 2014), empirical studies should continue to expand our knowledge about the complex interrelationships of tourism businesses and their dynamics.…”

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Developing strategic relationships for religious tourism businesses: a systematic literature review

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Saghafi

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The purpose of this paper is to systematically analyse the existing literature on the interrelationships of tourism businesses in the context of religious tourism. By taking a systematic approach to literature review, a total of 34 academic articles was content analysed. As a general framework, Watkins and Bell's classification was applied in order to increase the review consistency and validity. The results show that the inter-relationships of tourism businesses have gained an increasing academic attention in the past decade in terms of the number of published articles. The various categories of inter-organisational relationships often used in relation to tourism business setting are explored. The timeline of business relationships research in tourism literature are presented along with methodological approach of the literature. The most of existing articles claim to study the cooperative relationships of tourism businesses. The main methodological approach used in studying inter-organisational relationships of tourism businesses was empirical one.

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Inter-destination cooperation: Forms, facilitators and inhibitors – The case of Poland

Cited by 44 publications

References 49 publications

Trust-building processes in tourist coopetition: The case of a Polish region

Trust-building processes in tourist coopetition: The case of a Polish region

Sustainability and Tourism Competitiveness in Protected Areas: State of Art and Future Lines of Research

Developing strategic relationships for religious tourism businesses: a systematic literature review

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