Sport Events and Green Values: Which Impacts for Tourism Destinations and Stakeholders?

Robinot, Élisabeth; Trespeuch, Léo

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“…Themes related to current climate change issues, such as environmental protection [94,95], are bundled within the Sustainability and Sport cluster. Enriched by works on the pro-environment behavior of outdoor sports tourists [74], eco-friendly green events [171], and knowledge creation for sustainable tourism products [172,173], this cluster is highly related to the ecological aspects of sustainability. Socio-cultural and economic issues are frequently discussed within papers featuring a research focus on tourism supply and demand.…”

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The Host Community and Its Role in Sports Tourism—Exploring an Emerging Research Field

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The increase in individual sports activities is stimulating the rise of sport-related forms of vacationing. This is further intensified by tourists seeking authentic experiences in host–guest relations, physical health and well-being, and the consumption of local products and services. Communities, especially those in developing countries, do not yet fully recognize the potential of local sports as a resource and competitive advantage in their destination development. In the same way, tourism research is lacking analyses regarding the role of the community and its specific sports identity. Given this, the present paper aims to systematically review the promising interface between community development and sports tourism. The research questions are based on the potential of identity-based sports and necessary local engagement. These efforts are pursued through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) with 49 articles. The results reveal the thematic clusters, research features, and prevalent challenges and benefits that the community has to deal with. The discussion proposes the utilization of local sports identity in systematic product development and highlights increasing local engagement. In conclusion, we call for future research on non-event-related sports tourism, in-depth case studies, and multi-disciplinary concepts to foster local sustainability.

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Section: Cluster Analysis: Thematic Proximitymentioning

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“…A decisive gap appears in the combination and integration of such concepts. Mixed-method approach [24,163,171] Source: Own elaboration.…”

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The Host Community and Its Role in Sports Tourism—Exploring an Emerging Research Field

2020

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Sport Events and Green Values: Which Impacts for Tourism Destinations and Stakeholders?

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