Second Home Tourism: An Intercession for Rejuvenetion of Tourism Destination in Covid-19 Crisis

Munne, Manzuma Sharmin; HASAN, Shahariar; Bhowmik, D. D.

doi:10.30892/gtg.38434-768

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“…Falk, Hagsten, and Lin (2022) demonstrated that tourists gravitate toward personalized vacations for fear of being infected, and that second homes are important in these choices. Munne, Hasan and Bhowmik (2021) stated that the pandemic has increased the interest in second home tourism. During the pandemic, people turned to second homes to protect themselves and have an isolated holiday.…”

Section: Changing Behavior Of People During the Covid-19mentioning

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Changing perspectives of international second home tourists towards recreational activities in Türkiye

Baltacı

2024

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Study Objective: This study aims to empirically analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on changes in international second residence tourists' perspective on recreational activities and their recreational experiences.Methodology/approach: An empirical qualitative perspective was adopted in the study. Online surveys were sent to a total of 500 international second residence tourists in Alanya/Turkey. Analyzes were made on the 430 response data returned.Orginality/value: Recreational areas are extremely important in the destination selection of international second home tourists’. There is a gap in studies focusing on changes in their recreational experiences during the pandemic. For the sustainability of the demand for second homes in the destination, it is necessary to follow the changes experienced during the pandemic process and to make provision for negativities. The study compares the purposes of participating in recreational activities of international second home tourists before the pandemic and during the pandemic period. It also comparatively analyzes the level of participation in indoor, outdoor and virtual recreational activities before the pandemic and during the pandemic period.Main results: Study results confirmed that the COVID-19 pandemic had an impact on the recreational activities in which second residence tourists participated.While the pandemic has reduced the interest in indoor activities, it has also increased the interest in outdoor and virtual activities significantly. Theoretical/methodological contributions: The pandemic process has not yet been fully clarified. Thus, the black swan theory remains valid for the Pandemic Process. The results of this study provide an understanding of the effects of COVID-19 specific to the experiences of international second residence tourists. The results of this study will guide the ongoing studies on second homes. Social/management contributions: In the new normal process, the demand for recreation areas has increased. Thus, carrying capacity problems arose. As a result, the destination satisfaction of international second home tourists may decrease and may decide to leave the destination. Locals who cannot use recreational areas may feel displaced. It must be taken into account that the pandemic has brought xenophobia to the agenda. Local governments should definitely make a new plan for the use of recreational areas in order to prevent possible conflicts between international second home tourists and local people.

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Section: Changing Behavior Of People During the Covid-19mentioning

confidence: 99%

Changing perspectives of international second home tourists towards recreational activities in Türkiye

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2024

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“…The current trend will direct priorities in the search for medical and wellness trips of people. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed the concept of tourism appearance (Rogerson, 2021;Munne et al, 2021). The possibility of using the phytoncide activity of the landscapes to prevent the consequences of the virus is a promising direction of biogeography (Berdenov et al, 2021;.…”

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Biogeographic Potential of the North Kazakh Plain in the Perspective of Health Tourism Development

MAKHANOVA¹,

ВERDENOV²,

Wendt³

et al. 2022

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The article presents the prospects for the development of natural and recreational activities in the field of medical and health tourism within the ribbon pine forest, located in the southern outskirts of the West Siberian dry steppe lowland. The purpose of the study is to assess the biological and geographical potential of the forest landscape for the development of recreational areas. This is especially true for the Northern region of Kazakhstan, since industry is developed on the territory, it is characterized by technogenesis. Research methods include field reconnaissance, cartographic modeling using GIS technologies, and laboratory experiments to determine the phytoncide activity of the biological material of trees – Scots pine – collected at different intervals of the day. The results of the study are statistical data on laboratory research. For convenience, they are presented in the form of cartographic material, built based on spatial data of the territory. The paper considers and addresses the ecosystem’s natural potential and the recreational infrastructure of the studied object.

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“…In this paper, we adhere to the concept of ecotourism, which is formulated by the International Ecotourism Society as a responsible travel in natural areas (territories), which preserves the environment and supports the well-being of local residents. The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a global tourism crisis (Munne et al, 2021;Rogerson, 2021). In many states, including Belarus, the number of inbound and outbound tourist flows has significantly decreased, and the activity of a number of tourist entities has been suspended.…”

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Ecological Tourism Development in the National Parks of Belarus

HAHINA¹,

GALAI²,

ALIASKAROV³

et al. 2022

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The article is devoted to the development of ecological tourism in the national parks of Belarus. The methodological basis of the study was a systematic scientific approach, comparative geographical, cartographic, expert assessment methods. As a result of the research, the data on environmental requirements for ecological tourism organisation in the national parks of the Republic of Belarus such as state environmental institutions "National Park "Narochansky", "National Park "Braslav Lakes", "National Park "Belovezhskaya Pushcha", "National Park "Pripyatsky" are systematized. Landscape features of the national park’s territories are considered as a factor determining the direction of ecotourism activities. The analysis of ecotourism infrastructure development, innovativeness and complexity of the offered tourist services is given. Prospective directions of development of domestic and international inbound ecological tourism in the national parks of Belarus are substantiated.

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Second Home Tourism: An Intercession for Rejuvenetion of Tourism Destination in Covid-19 Crisis

Cited by 5 publications

References 85 publications

Changing perspectives of international second home tourists towards recreational activities in Türkiye

Changing perspectives of international second home tourists towards recreational activities in Türkiye

Biogeographic Potential of the North Kazakh Plain in the Perspective of Health Tourism Development

Ecological Tourism Development in the National Parks of Belarus

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