Is the sharing economy inclusive? The age-related segmentation of Polish inhabitants from the perspective of the sharing economy in tourism

Kowalczyk-Anioł, Joanna; Łaszkiewicz, Edyta; Warwas, Izabela

doi:10.1080/13511610.2021.1964347

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“…The younger they are, the more sharing services they use. A confirmation of this relation can be found in researchers who studied consumption [ 26 , 28 , 29 , 87 ], intentions to use [ 25 ], motivations [ 3 ] or openness to the SE [ 31 ].…”

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Demographic and generational determinants of Poles’ participation in the sharing economy: Findings from a survey data analysis

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The fast development of technologies in today’s world is accompanied by the mushrooming of digital platforms constituting the core of the ecosystem of sharing economy. This multifaceted phenomenon and its ever-increasing presence have become a subject of public interest and debate, as well as encouraging research and scientific discourse. The article presents the results of the first study of Poles’ participation in sharing economy derived from a questionnaire survey of a representative sample (n = 1000). The purpose of the study was to characterise Poles participating in the digital economy and to determine how they differ in the use of sharing platforms depending on their age group and generation. The analysis has shown that the rates of Poles participating in the digital economy are the smaller, the older the age group, and that a rising number of the users of digital economy solutions translates into greater acceptance of sharing platforms. Among the oldest Poles, 70% do not participate in the digital economy and as much as 80% in the sharing economy. The numbers sharply contrast with generations Z and Y that participate in the sharing economy almost without exception. The most popular of sharing services turned out to be accommodation reservation indicated by every third respondent.

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Demographic and generational determinants of Poles’ participation in the sharing economy: Findings from a survey data analysis

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“…Gutiérrez, García-Palomares, Romanillos, Salas-Olmedo, 2017;Zervas, Proserpio, Byers 2017). Pojawiły się też głosy krytyczne, zwłaszcza w kręgu badaczy miast (Gyódi 2019;Kowalczyk-Anioł, Łaszkiewicz, Warwas, 2021;Quattrone, Proserpio, Quercia, Capra, Musolesi, 2016), co wiązało się z faktem, że przed pandemią oferta Airbnb koncentrowała się głównie w miastach (Cocola-Gant, Gago, 2019;Gutiérrez, García--Palomares, Romanillos, Salas-Olmedo, 2017;Gyódi, 2019;Kowalczyk-Anioł, 2019a). Udostępnianie miejsc w nierejestrowanych i często nieopodatkowanych (Dalir, Mahamadaminov, Olya, 2020) obiektach zakwaterowania, a następnie rosnąca liczba osób rezerwujących noclegi poprzez platformę sprawiły, że mieszkańcy i władze wielu miast zaczęły wyrażać sprzeciw wobec niekontrolowanej działalności Airbnb (Sans, Quaglieri Dominguez, 2016).…”

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Wpływ pandemii na funkcjonowanie platformy wynajmu krótkoterminowego Airbnb w miastach – przegląd literatury

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2021

KWOM

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Pandemia COVID-19 wpłynęła na branżę turystyczną na całym świecie, w tym na platformę wynajmu krótkoterminowego Airbnb. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest przedstawienie rezultatów przeglądu literatury na temat pandemii COVID-19 i Airbnb w miastach. Analizą objęto wyselekcjonowane artykuły z baz danych ScienceDirect, Scopus oraz Web of Science. Uzyskane wyniki pozwoliły wyróżnić widoczne trzy główne grupy tematów, skupiające uwagę badaczy. Należą do nich: ilustracja wpływu pandemii na platformę Airbnb, przyszłość serwisu, kierunki dalszych badań. Uwzględniając powyższe oraz przedpandemiczną dyskusję nad Airbnb w miastach, zaproponowano również inne potencjalne problemy badawcze w kontekście analizowanego zjawiska.

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“…The lively neighbourhood was the focus of, for example, a new urban tourism that was “off the beaten track” [ 1 , 2 ]. At the same time, lively neighbourhoods became an important and prominent feature of Airbnb’s offer, a 21st century tourist innovation belonging to the so-called sharing economy in tourism (SET) [ 3 ]. The active rentals centred around a core of tourist accommodation in the local housing stock provided by residents (peer-to-peer) via online tourist short-term rental (STR) platforms such as Airbnb and HomeAway (further, see [ 4 ]).…”

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“…COVID-19—as a dual health and economic crisis—has also changed the way of thinking about housing, in particular about the long-term rental market [ 39 ]. The initial phases in particular, which involved radical restrictions on mobility and lockdowns significantly changed the determinants of tourism in cities [ 3 , 40 ]. In many tourism cities, pandemic limitations had major repercussions for the economy [ 41 , 42 ].…”

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How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the Functioning of Tourist Short-Term Rental Platforms (Airbnb and Vrbo) in Polish Cities

Kowalczyk-Anioł

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Szafrańska

2022

IJERPH

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The article presents the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on urban tourism activity on short-term rental (STR) platforms in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). It offers empirical evidence of how Airbnb and HomeAway (Vrbo) changed in Polish cities during the COVID-19 pandemic. A case study of Polish cities was also used to investigate what pandemic-induced scenarios of that impact are presented in the literature. In particular, the study identifies “loser” cities, in which the pandemic consolidated and deepened the decline in active STR volume, and “winner” cities, in which the volume and dynamics of the active STRs increased during the pandemic.

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Is the sharing economy inclusive? The age-related segmentation of Polish inhabitants from the perspective of the sharing economy in tourism

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Demographic and generational determinants of Poles’ participation in the sharing economy: Findings from a survey data analysis

Demographic and generational determinants of Poles’ participation in the sharing economy: Findings from a survey data analysis

Wpływ pandemii na funkcjonowanie platformy wynajmu krótkoterminowego Airbnb w miastach – przegląd literatury

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the Functioning of Tourist Short-Term Rental Platforms (Airbnb and Vrbo) in Polish Cities

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