Smartmentality in Ljubljana

Johnson, Abbie-Gayle; Rickly, Jillian M.; McCabe, Scott

doi:10.1016/j.annals.2020.103094

Cited by 15 publications

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“…Based on Foucault's theory of power, Johnson et al (2021) analyzed how governmentality positively influences the suppliers' engagement and their initiative in smart tourism development. The findings also highlight that social and technological aspects are important to smart tourism development.…”

Section: Research From Multi-perspectivesmentioning

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A critical review of smart hospitality and tourism research

Law¹,

Ye²,

Chan

2021

IJCHM

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Purpose This study aims to build a comprehensive knowledge structure of smart hospitality and tourism research. Design/methodology/approach Content analysis is carried out on the themes of pertinent research from the perspectives of customers, suppliers, technology and policymakers. Findings Results show that over half of the reviewed articles are carried out from the perspective of customers, while those of suppliers, technology and policymakers are less discussed. The unbalanced number of articles reveals an evident mismatch between the supply and demand. Practical implications Findings provide theoretical and practical implications from different perspectives. Collaboration among various stakeholders is also advocated to achieve sustainable and balanced development of the smart hospitality and tourism industry. Originality/value This study contributes to smart hospitality and tourism research through an in-depth review of relevant literature. Based on the findings, the identified research gaps provide potential directions for future knowledge development.

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Section: Research From Multi-perspectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A critical review of smart hospitality and tourism research

Law¹,

Ye²,

Chan

2021

IJCHM

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“…Nevertheless, the possible ways to further develop smart tourism and the drawbacks or hindrances of developing smart tourism have been mostly ignored by previous studies (Dorcic et al , 2019). Johnson et al (2021) discussed the mediating effects of governmentality and power on stakeholder engagement for smart tourism initiatives using Ljubljana, Slovenia as an example to develop smart tourism through leadership. Although Cavalheiro et al (2020) advocated a smart tourism development model that considered the environmental, economic, socio-cultural and political factors and discussed the positive aspects, negative factors that hindered the development of smart tourism were not discussed.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hindrances to smart tourism development

Sun

Ye²,

Law³

et al. 2022

JHTT

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Purpose Most previous studies have discussed the factors that drive the development of smart tourism or its benefits. Nevertheless, hindrances to smart tourism development have been largely ignored by previous studies. Hence, to bridge the aforementioned research gap, the present study identified the hindrances to smart tourism development in Hong Kong, which has been affected by the recent pandemic, based on the adjusted destination competitiveness conceptual models. Design/methodology/approach The purpose of this study is to investigate the hindrances to smart tourism development. A qualitative interview method using a semi-structured questionnaire with open-ended questions was adopted in the present study. Findings Findings of the present study indicated that the hindrances in developing smart tourism in Hong Kong are from four primary perspectives, namely, economic, sociocultural, technological and planning and management. Research limitations/implications Seeking cooperation from popular tourist destinations can address the economic issues of market size and return on investment in technological infrastructure. Experiences, as the core product of travel, should be highlighted in smart tourism development and enterprises should be given support for the transformation. Originality/value Theoretically, based on the adjusted conceptual models for destination competitiveness, the present study identifies the macro factors that hinder the development of smart tourism in Hong Kong from different primary perspectives. Practically, factors such as policy support, which includes public funding or low-interest loans, are essential to supporting preliminary finances to attract entrepreneurs and young talents to participate in the development.

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“…Some scientific articles (the fourth group) deal with the analysis of international experien ces in the implementation of smart technologies on the territory of a number of countries and regions of the world, for example, Spain (Ballina, 2020; de Esteban Curiel et al, 2017; Gonzalez-Reverte, 2019) [29][30][31], Slovakia (Gajdosik, 2017) [32], Slovenia (Johnson et al, 2021) [33], Portugal (da Costa Liberato et al, 2018) [34], United Arab Emirates (Khan et al, 2017) [35], Montenegro (Podzharaya & Sochenkova, 2020) [36], Romania (Sabou & Maiorescu, 2020) [37], Turkey (Salur et al, 2019) [38], South Korea (Um & Chung, 2021) [39], China (Wang et al, 2013) [40], and in Chalkidiki (Avdimiotis & Tilikidou, 2017) [41].…”

Section: Brief Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scientometric analysis of smart tourism using CiteSpace

Mamrayeva¹,

Tashenova²

2022

EA-XXI

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This scientific article is devoted to the scientometric analysis of one of the new and relevant areas in economics – smart tourism, which has become widespread in the last 10-12 years. The research was conducted based on the using of materials from the Web of Knowledge database (Web of Science Core Collection: Science Citation Index Expanded, Social Science Citation Index, Arts and Humanities Citation Index Conference Proceedings Citation Index – Science, Conference Proceedings Citation Index – Social Science and Humanities Book Citation Index – Science, Book Citation Index – Social Science and Humanities, Emerging Sources Citation Index) for 2008-2022, which was later uploaded to CiteSpace 5.8.R3 to implement the tasks set in the research article: analysis of co-citations, including by authors; cluster analysis by keywords. It should be noted that the authors presented a capacious description of the WoS database array itself: from the perspective of the country component, institutes / universities / educational institutions and funding organizations, key sections, citation, types of documents, research area, Web of Science indexes / categories, etc. Also given a brief description of the authors whose work in the field of smart tourism is the most cited today. In general, it should be noted that the overall result of the search query «Smart Tourism» amounted to 724 documents, which were further used in the «Plain Text» format for scientometric analysis, which made it possible to determine the current and prospective areas of research in the field of smartification of tourism services, as well as build networks that visualize them visually. The author’s methodology for conducting scientometric analysis was also developed, starting from the moment the data array was received, and ending with the final visualization, which is universal, adaptive and complex, and can be used by any researcher when conducting a scientometric analysis of this kind in any of the branches of science, including in tourism.

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Smartmentality in Ljubljana

Cited by 15 publications

References 41 publications

A critical review of smart hospitality and tourism research

A critical review of smart hospitality and tourism research

Hindrances to smart tourism development

Scientometric analysis of smart tourism using CiteSpace

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