Safety first: The consequence of tourists' recreation safety climate

Cheng, Tsang-Hsiang; Chen, Mei-Tsun; Hong, Ci-Yao; Chen, Tzu‐Yu

doi:10.1016/j.jort.2021.100471

Cited by 10 publications

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“…So far, the studies have been conducted in the areas of social sciences (Agarwal, Page, and Mawby, 2021;Malleka, Booyens, and Hoogendoorn, 2022), business and management (Zou & Meng, 2020;Tarulevicz and Ooi, 2021), and environmental sciences (Tang, Wu, Zheng, & Lyu, 2018). In addition to the general issues of tourism safety and security, a significant part of the research focuses particularly on recreation safety (Wu, 2015;Karvunis & Kapilevich, 2017;Cheng, Chen, Hong & Chen, 2022), managing tourism safety and risk (Coxon, Dimmock & Wilks, 2007;Kasum, Žanić Mikuličić & Kolić, 2018;Hamm & Su, 2021), food security (Pirani & Arafat, 2016;Addinsall, Weiler, Scherrer & Glencross, 2017;Huang & Tsai, 2021), environmental security (Irene, aet al, 2010;Hall, 2013;Casares Blanco, Fernández-Aracil & Ortuño-Padilla, 2019), tourism ecological security (Xu, Liu, Li & Zhong, 2017;Tang, Wu, Zheng, Lyu, 2018;Yang, Jia, Wang & Zhang, 2021), tourists' safety perception (Wang, 2014;Peters & Papathanassis, 2019;Zou &Meng, 2020;Wang, Tarin, Liu, & Zhengf, 2022), impact of terrorism on safety (Chen & Noriega, 2004;Korstanje, 2017;Asongu & Nwachukwu, 2019;Agarwal, Page & Mawby, 2021), corporate security in tourism (Repnik & Antošová, 2021), and community safety (Cheng, Fang & Yin, 2022;Yamada, Heo, King & Fu, 2011).…”

Section: Previous Research On Tourism Safety and Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Safety and security research in tourism: a bibliometric mapping

Toker¹,

Emir²

2023

EJTR

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Safety and security are among the most basic needs in life and are essential in tourism as in other research areas; thus, researchers need to focus on the topic. Since the 1970s, when the first scientific paper on tourism safety was published, the number of research in this field has significantly increased. This study aims to carry out a bibliometric analysis on tourism safety and security research conducted over the past forty-five years. The literature on the subject includes 597 studies obtained from the Scopus database. VOSviewer scientific mapping software programme was used to perform the analysis. The software covers keywords of tourism safety and security topics, influential authors, publications, journals, and countries and identifies several techniques such as co-citation, concept association, and bibliographic coupling. The rapid increase in the number of research and citations shows that the topic of tourism safety and security has drawn the attention of researchers in the last 12 years. The analysis results revealed that the study with the strongest link with other publications is “Tourist's perceptions of safety and security while visiting Cape Town”. The researcher who contributed the most to the field with the author citation is Michael C. Hall; the journal making the most substantial impact is Tourism Management. Finally, the most productive country is United States of America. The current study contributes to expanding the literature on tourism safety and security and offers an overview for further research in this field.

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Section: Previous Research On Tourism Safety and Securitymentioning

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Safety and security research in tourism: a bibliometric mapping

Toker¹,

Emir²

2023

EJTR

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“…In the vigorous development of tourism, the safety of scenic spots and tourist satisfaction have become the two core concerns to ensure the healthy development of the industry [1][2][3]. However, fire and other safety accidents occur from time to time, which seriously threaten the life and safety of tourists and also have a negative impact on the reputation of the scenic spot [4][5][6].…”

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The Analysis of Tourist Satisfaction Integrating the Artistic Intelligence Convolutional Neural Network and Internet of Things Technology

Yan

2023

IEEE Access

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Aiming at the limitations of existing fire detection technology and the multi-dimensional challenge of tourist satisfaction analysis, this study proposes a series of innovative methods and models. Regarding fire detection, Depth Separable Convolution (DSC) and multi-scale detection structure are introduced to improve the You Only Look Once version 3 (YOLOv3) model. Moreover, the DSC-Anchor-Isoft-Non Maximum Suppression-YOLO (DAI-YOLO) model is implemented for the fire detection of scenic spots. The experimental results show that the precision, recall, and average precision of the DAI-YOLO model are 92.1%, 84.2%, and 84.6%, respectively, compared with other models, a minimum increase of 4.1%, 8.8%, and 6.0%, with higher detection accuracy and performance. Based on the analysis of tourist satisfaction, a comprehensive index system is constructed using the grounded theory of text mining, and emotion analysis is integrated into the satisfaction evaluation to reveal tourists' evaluation of scenic spots more comprehensively. According to the analysis, the environmental factor receives the highest satisfaction rating, reaching a positive rate of 98.78%. However, the satisfaction evaluation of scenic spot management is relatively low, accounting for 6.06% of the negative evaluation. The importance-satisfaction analysis reveals that the key factors affecting tourist satisfaction are traffic level, scenic spot tickets, and service. The results of this study provide valuable reference for the managers and researchers of scenic spots and are expected to contribute to the construction of a safer and more satisfying tourism experience.

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“…Based on the viewpoints in the previous research, this paper tries to apply the sharing model, in the form of tourist sharing products, to alleviate the negative effects caused by the promotion of product consumption in tourist attractions and help to further optimize the tourism service system [19].…”

Section: Tourism Servicementioning

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An Impact Evaluation of the Application of Sharing Products in Tourism Services

Yang

Yun

2022

Sustainability

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This study is a discussion on the feasibility of, application, and promotion of sharing products in tourism services. The promotion and application of the current sharing concept are mostly aimed at a wide range of urban populations or urban service systems, while research on applications of the concept that target tourism services are few. This study hopes to demonstrate that, with the introduction of the sharing concept into the tourism industry, tourism services will benefit from sharing tourism products. Adopting the TAM model, the study surveyed tourists in the form of a questionnaire and obtained its data from 410 participants. The research investigated tourists’ attitudes towards sharing tourism products and the impact of sharing products in tourism services. In the SEM model test and analysis, we found that: (1) sharing tourism products is acceptable to tourists; (2) sharing tourism products brings tourists good travel experiences and improves the quality of tourism services in scenic spots; and (3) tourists can have their special needs and concerns met by sharing tourism products. These prove that tourist sharing products are a scientific and effective way for the tourism industry to improve the travel experience of tourists and to optimize the tourism service industry, and that the sharing concept is in agreeance with the climate of current economic development and the diversified needs of consumers. This research focuses on the promotion of the sharing concept in seaside tourism services. In future research, we can also try to improve the user experience, assist service management, and build a healthy economic ecological model with the application of the sharing concept in different service models and business venues.

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Safety first: The consequence of tourists' recreation safety climate

Cited by 10 publications

References 58 publications

Safety and security research in tourism: a bibliometric mapping

Safety and security research in tourism: a bibliometric mapping

The Analysis of Tourist Satisfaction Integrating the Artistic Intelligence Convolutional Neural Network and Internet of Things Technology

An Impact Evaluation of the Application of Sharing Products in Tourism Services

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