Public Transport Connectivity and Intercity Tourist Flows

Yang, Yang; Dong, Li; Li, Xiang

doi:10.1177/0047287517741997

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“…where z T is an exogenous technological factor in the tourism sector, such as innovation in hotel management (Mattsson and Orfila Sintes, 2014) or transportation services (Yang et al, 2019). a T is the share of labour services in this sector.…”

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Prescribing for the tourism-induced Dutch disease: A DSGE analysis of subsidy policies

Zhang

Yang

2018

Tourism Economics

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Tourism-induced Dutch disease can be particularly detrimental to small open economies due to deindustrialization and potential long-term welfare loss. This study adopts an innovative macroeconomic modelling tool, dynamic stochastic general equilibrium modelling, to investigate the effects of external inbound tourism booms on the national economic account of a small open economy. The results confirm the existence of Dutch disease, but tourism booms also bring welfare gains to the destination country. We further model the effects of two strategies to mitigate the Dutch disease by assuming that the government can tax the tourism sector and subsidize the manufacturing sector in two ways: production subsidies and investment subsidies. The results show that the effectiveness of production subsidies is very modest, while investment subsidies can almost completely overturn the Dutch disease. In terms of welfare, investment subsidies lower welfare gains in the very short term, but the positive effects persist over the longer term, which is different from the production subsidy case. Last, practical implications are provided.

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Prescribing for the tourism-induced Dutch disease: A DSGE analysis of subsidy policies

Zhang

Yang

2018

Tourism Economics

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“…Liu and McKercher 2016;Pham, Nghiem, and Dwyer 2017;Yang, Liu, and Qi 2014). Moreover, from the human geography lens and economics, a series of studies focused on the movement patterns of Chinese tourists (e.g., C. Jin, Cheng, and Xu 2018;Yang, Li, and Li 2019) and the relationship between the economic growth and tourism development (e.g., H. Liu and Song 2018; Zuo and Huang 2018).…”

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Tourism Mobilities through Time in China: A Developmental and Holistic Lens

Wang

Kirillova

Lehto

2019

Journal of Travel Research

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Under the mobilities paradigm, a lens of tourism mobilities extends the scope of tourism studies in ontology and phenomenology. The observation of some limitations in the extant tourism mobilities literature leads to the design of a study to investigate the changing nature of tourism mobilities in a society from all three aspects of the phenomenon (i.e., movement, representation, and practice). Based on the principles of weak constructionism, this study adopted means of biographical grid in-depth interviews—a retrospective longitudinal mode of data collection—and biographic analytical framework to analyze and to chronicle mobilities in China. The findings offer a longitudinal (1950–present) and context-specific account of the evolving nature of tourism mobilities and their interrelationship with the macro-environment. This study enriches the conceptualization of tourism mobilities by providing empirical evidence for the developmental and holistic nature of tourism mobilities in China.

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“…The interdependence between national tourism and transportation has important implications for the level of tourist demand for a destination, which is defined as related tourism (Divisekera, 2016). The success of the tourism industry is closely related to the transport connectivity between locations destinations of origin and destination (Yang, Li, and Li, 2019). The development of a viable and sustainable tourism industry requires wise strategic planning for investment in tourism locations and supporting transportation infrastructure (Bai et al, 2014).…”

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Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Indonesia Halal Tourism Transportation

Peristiwo¹

2021

JDMHI

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The covid 19 pandemics have slowed down the world economy, especially Indonesia, especially in the halal tourism sector. As known halal tourism sector is hard hit by the pandemic covid 19, especially in the transport sector which is much in the set on the restriction of physical distance. This journal's literature review will explore the impact of covid-19 on the role of the transportation sector in the halal tourism industry in Indonesia, as well as identify opportunities and challenges in the transportation sector for halal tourism during the Covid-19 pandemic. This journal review literature research method is carried out by searching for published articles on Sage, Elsevier Science, and Taylor Francis with the selected keywords namely Covid-19, Transportation, and Halal Tourism. The search was carried out by limiting publications from 2010–2020. From the results of the literature search, it can be seen that there was a change or shift in behavior from pre-covid-19 activities to the covid-19 era which had a direct impact on decreasing the movement or mobility of the Indonesian population in the halal tourism transportation sector. Transportation with a health element as the main requirement that needs to be implemented in halal tourism is an important aspect for sustainable halal tourism during the covid-19 pandemic.

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Public Transport Connectivity and Intercity Tourist Flows

Cited by 51 publications

References 66 publications

Prescribing for the tourism-induced Dutch disease: A DSGE analysis of subsidy policies

Prescribing for the tourism-induced Dutch disease: A DSGE analysis of subsidy policies

Tourism Mobilities through Time in China: A Developmental and Holistic Lens

Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Indonesia Halal Tourism Transportation

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