Natural disaster management in tourist destinations: a systematic literature review

Estevão, Cristina; Costa, Carlos

doi:10.54055/ejtr.v25i.417

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“…The resilience and trust of companies in the tourist destination recovery, as well as collaboration among the interested parties, are all critical factors in the disaster management of destinations. These results also underscore the significance of green economy modifications to promote social justice and enhance well-being by showing a commitment to the sustainable development of tourist destinations (Estevão & Costa, 2020).…”

Section: Literature Review 21 Disaster Risk Management Preparedness I...mentioning

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Disaster Risk Management Preparedness and Challenges of a Local Beach and Dive Resort in Southern Negros Occidental

Sangat

2023

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Abstract. Background: This study assessed the extent of disaster risk management preparedness of a local beach and dive resort in Southern Negros Occidental in terms of natural disasters and man-made disasters as assessed by local tourism key players and identified the challenges in the disaster risk management preparedness of the local Beach and Dive Resort and a proposed Disaster Risk Management Preparedness Action Plan based on the findings. Method: The respondents of this study were the DRRM staff, Tourism Office Employees, Community Leaders, Tourists, and Beach and Dive Resort Personnel who were selected using quota sampling for tourists, and complete enumeration was utilized for DRRM Staff, Tourism Office employees, Community Leaders, and Beach and Dive Resort Personnel. This descriptive study utilized a researcher-made survey questionnaire to measure the extent of disaster risk management preparedness and challenges encountered by a local beach and dive resort. Results: The data gathered revealed that the extent of disaster risk management preparedness of a local beach and dive resort in terms of natural disasters as assessed by local tourism key players was found to be of great extent in the typhoon, floods, earthquakes, and landslides in all stages of disaster preparedness (before, during, and after). In terms of natural and man-made hazards, the resort management disaster preparedness was found to be a great extent. The need to develop a "culture on disaster risk management preparedness" of the community and the lack of communication/coordination among the stakeholders involved are the biggest challenges encountered by the tourism key players while preparing for natural hazards. While lack of communication/coordination among the stakeholders involved is the most common challenge encountered while preparing for man-made hazards. Conclusion: This study concluded that resort management needs to consider many factors in disaster risk management preparedness and the challenges they might encounter in preparing for hazards. To be adept with disaster risk management preparedness, the resort management needs to be abreast with the effective coordination and communication between tourism key players by developing a comprehensive directory of these key players that could help in an emergency. More importantly, the resort management must abide by the norms and standards set forth by the DRRM Act to ensure that tourists would perceive that the resort management has low risks. Practical Value of the Paper: This paper has value in the locale of the study and the community. The findings of this study were used in the development of the disaster risk management preparedness action plan for a local beach and dive resort of Negros Occidental in the areas of natural hazards (typhoon/flood and landslide/earthquake) and man-made hazards (crime and terrorism and health threat events). Likewise, the findings of this study significantly contribute to the existing literature on the extent of preparedness of local beach and dive resorts in the different stages and types of hazards.

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Disaster Risk Management Preparedness and Challenges of a Local Beach and Dive Resort in Southern Negros Occidental

Sangat

2023

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“…To ensure reproducibility and transparency of our findings, this review follows the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocols (PRISMA-P) guidelines which is a scientific procedure that has been followed in the study by (Habiba, Shaw & Takeuchi 2012 ; Hezam & Nayeem 2021 ; Kumar et al 2021 ; Thurston et al 2021 ) unlike Matunhu, Mago and Matunhu ( 2022 ). The systematic approach has been applied to related studies and improves scientificity of the review (see, e.g., Djalante 2018 ; Estevão & Costa 2020 ; Islam et al 2020 ; Kalanlar 2021 ; Sohrabizadeh et al 2021 ; Suk et al 2020 ).…”

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Natural hazard insurance demand: A systematic review

Mushonga

Mishi

2022

Jàmbá Journal of Disaster Risk Studies

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The mitigation of natural hazard costs such as loss of property, life, crops and medical costs can be achieved through the adoption of insurance. It is, however, not clear whether there is corresponding demand for insurance given the increasing frequency and veracity of natural hazards, especially in South Africa. This study follows the guideline of Preferred Reporting items for Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Protocols (PRISMA-P) to identify the relevant works on the subject. A total of 645 articles emerged on initial search and after screening, 39 remained which have been reviewed in this study. Reviewing the studies and conflating with the study objectives, the following themes emerged for discussion on demand for natural hazard insurance, is there demand for natural hazard insurance?;psychology of decision-making; risk perception; risk preference and willingness to pay. The study found that studies of demand for insurance have identified that there is low demand for tailor-made insurance products for natural hazards. Further analysis of the demand revealed that normative and descriptive decision-making of buying natural hazard insurance is part of the psychological factors that determine demand. Whilst risk preference and perception have sub-attributes that affect their impact on demand such as experience, age and salience to natural hazards in communities. Whilst willingness to pay is also a broad concept which is analysed using both monetary and non-monetary factors in literature, the results also identified that there is a huge gap in literature in terms of studies that cover risk preference and perception in Africa and in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region.

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“…Pariwisata adalah suatu perjalanan yang dilakukan untuk sementara waktu, yang diselenggarakan dari suatu tempat ke tempat lainnya, dengan maksud bukan untuk berusaha atau mencari nafkah di tempat yang dikunjungi, tetapi semata-mata untuk menikmati perjalanan tersebut guna pertamasyaan dan rekreasi atau untuk memenuhi keinginan yang beraneka ragam [9]. Destinasi pariwisata merupakan kawasan terintegrasi yang lebih luas, yang terdiri dari sebuah konsep akumulasi atraksi dari suatu kesan yang mereka dapatkan dan didukung oleh infrastuktur yang menjadikan tempat tersebut sebagai hotspot pariwisata [10].…”

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Analisa Dampak Keberadaan Safari Lagoi terhadap Pariwisata di Kawasan Wisata Terpadu

Nansi¹,

Gultom²,

Rohadi³

et al. 2023

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Safari Lagoi is a 8 year old tourism destination in an integrated tourism area Bintan Resort. The good fact can be found that Safari Lagoi had atracted almost 4,000 tourists in 2018 that increased significantly to 30,000 tourists in 2019. As a part of an integrated tourism destionation in Bintan Resort, Safari Lagoi gives a positive impact both direct or indirectly to the existing stakeholders. Thus, it is important to do an observation upon the correlation and impact that arise in this area. This impact analysis reletad to dual role of Safari Lagoi as tourism destination as well as nature conservation. Observation used is an analyses of primary and secondary data, includes tourists visiting data, investment, using quetionair and/or direct interview to get a feedback that will be analysed using SWOT to identify strategic recommendation for further development of Safari Lagoi. Bintan Resort has a big potential for ecotourism. The presence of Safari Lagoi offer a special attractiveness for tourists with their Flora and Fauna concervation and can become a key driver for ecotourism development in this integrated area. Safari Lagoi gives a positive impacts towards economy, social and culture, and environment. Safari Lagoi needs to make use the momentum of high tourists' animo and other stakeholder's positive feedback to expedite further development through good synergy with Bintan Resorts Master Developer.

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Natural disaster management in tourist destinations: a systematic literature review

Cited by 34 publications

References 42 publications

Disaster Risk Management Preparedness and Challenges of a Local Beach and Dive Resort in Southern Negros Occidental

Disaster Risk Management Preparedness and Challenges of a Local Beach and Dive Resort in Southern Negros Occidental

Natural hazard insurance demand: A systematic review

Analisa Dampak Keberadaan Safari Lagoi terhadap Pariwisata di Kawasan Wisata Terpadu

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