Nature Tourism on the Colombian—Ecuadorian Amazonian Border: History, Current Situation, and Challenges

Mestanza-Ramón, Carlos; Caballero, José Luis Jiménez

doi:10.3390/su13084432

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“…Hawaii is already a famous tourism hotspot, providing its residents with various entertainment and relaxation options within the island [131]. Therefore, the Hawaiians' vaxication tendencies to pandemic-free destinations may not truly represent international tourism behavior [132,133]. In order to address this issue, future studies could concentrate on countries with diverse economic, social and geographical circumstances to extend the generalizability of the present study findings.…”

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Can Post-Vaccine ‘Vaxication’ Rejuvenate Global Tourism? Nexus between COVID-19 Branded Destination Safety, Travel Shaming, Incentives and the Rise of Vaxication Travel

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Vaxication (i.e., post-vaccination travel) and branding destinations for COVID-19 safety have emerged as the cornerstones to fully rebound global tourism. Numerous destination brands are now stimulating tourism demand through realigned travel incentives specifically for fully vaccinated travelers. However, there is growing fear and incidents of travel shaming across destinations, especially due to the recent outbreaks of the highly contagious COVID-19 ‘delta and omicron’ variants. Addressing this critical research gap, the present study makes pioneering efforts to empirically examine the effects of COVID-19 branded destination safety (CBDS) on vaxication intentions, under the moderating influence of travel shaming and travel incentives. Drawing on study data from 560 fully-vaccinated residents from Hawaii, United States and structural equation modeling (SEM) with Mplus, the evidence suggests that the positive impact of CBDS on vaxication intention can be further strengthened by travel incentives, or weakened when travel shaming picks up more momentum. Besides the validation of newly developed scales, the study offers strategic insights based on dominant theories (e.g., theory of planned behavior and protection motivation theory) to interpret the changing tourism demand, and to transform the emerging challenges into opportunities through and beyond the pandemic.

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Can Post-Vaccine ‘Vaxication’ Rejuvenate Global Tourism? Nexus between COVID-19 Branded Destination Safety, Travel Shaming, Incentives and the Rise of Vaxication Travel

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“…Consequently, the carbon footprint of this activity has also increased. For this reason, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has opted for sustainable tourism as a central axis in the establishment of new tourism projects, where outdoor activities such as nature walks, climbing, photography, wildlife observation and paragliding prevail [1,89,90]. Tourism contributes 5% of the world's carbon footprint.…”

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Design of Nature Tourism Route in Chimborazo Wildlife Reserve, Ecuador

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The design of new routes is a specific strategy to improve tourism management and to increase the attractiveness of landscape features, promoting activities as a part of sustainable development. This study proposes the design of alternative multi-parameter tourist routes in the Chimborazo Wildlife Reserve based on spatial network analysis implemented in ArcGIS 10.5® software. Tourist interest points were identified and mapped using spatial analysis software, then two routes for bicycles and hiking were defined as being the most efficient, based on the most frequented tourist attractions. The main contribution of this study is the identification of optimal routes for vehicular, bicycling, and hiking traffic through tourist attractions, considering variables such as the time, distance, average circulation speed, road state, and tourist facilities. As a result, two routes were identified. Route one includes 17 tourist attractions, five lodging establishments, four food centers, and one health center. On the other hand, route two includes 11 tourist attractions, two lodging and food establishments, and one health center. The final contribution of this research is to maximize tour satisfaction by presenting new routes of visiting tourist attractions due to the growing demand in the Chimborazo Reserve.

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“…Green motives and green business strategies are imperative measures for the sustainable development of the hospitality industry ( Yousaf et al, 2021 ). The tendency of post-Covid recovery is directly related to the capacity to create strategies and policies that take advantage of natural resources and convert it into a socio-economic development opportunity for tourism and hospitality ( Mestanza-Ramón and Jiménez-Caballero, 2021 ).…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Post Covid-19 Management Strategies and Policies in Hospitality and Tourism

2021

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The strategic perspective of management policies gained utmost importance during the post-Covid era. The researchers are trying to introduce strategies that can help organizations cope with post-crisis destruction. Yet, the research on the topic is fragmented, mainly related to the hospitality and tourism industry. This manuscript aims to present scholarly research findings dealing with the post-Covid-19 management strategies in the hospitality and tourism industry from January 1, 2020, to July 28, 2021. These strategies can play an essential role in the survival and growth of the sectors. The study identified and acknowledged the core contributing authors, journals, countries, affiliation, corresponding authors through bibliometric, citation, and keyword analysis. It also conducted the co-occurrence analysis and reported three significant research streams and bibliometric coupling to identify four research themes for management strategies of the tourism and hospitality industry in the post-Covid era. With the help of an influential and conceptual framework, the study highlights the future challenges managers could face and suggests the possible area for reviewing and revising the existing policies by proposing future directions. Consequently, this study contributes to the current literature on post-Covid-19 management strategies and policies by developing the critical analysis of the extant literature and highlighting the understudy areas that future studies must explore to expand the scope of the research.

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Nature Tourism on the Colombian—Ecuadorian Amazonian Border: History, Current Situation, and Challenges

Cited by 23 publications

References 55 publications

Can Post-Vaccine ‘Vaxication’ Rejuvenate Global Tourism? Nexus between COVID-19 Branded Destination Safety, Travel Shaming, Incentives and the Rise of Vaxication Travel

Can Post-Vaccine ‘Vaxication’ Rejuvenate Global Tourism? Nexus between COVID-19 Branded Destination Safety, Travel Shaming, Incentives and the Rise of Vaxication Travel

Design of Nature Tourism Route in Chimborazo Wildlife Reserve, Ecuador

Bibliometric Analysis of Post Covid-19 Management Strategies and Policies in Hospitality and Tourism

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