Strategic governance in tourist destinations

Corte, Valentina Della; Aria, Massimo; Gaudio, Giovanna Del

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“…The key factors that are directly and significantly related to performance are vital resources and supply chain, safety, alternative recreation and governance; (2) McCamley and Gilmore (2017) identified the dissatisfaction of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with the supply chain and processes that apply to the provision of tourism products. To overcome the perceived supply chain inadequacies in cultural tourism, SMEs exhibit entrepreneurial behaviours by attempting to deliver specific products and services to meet tourists’ needs; (3) Della Corte et al. (2018) investigated the distrustful situations in inter-firm collaboration and attempted to clarify the concept and role of destination governance; (4) Chen et al.…”

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The complexity of the tourism supply chain in the 21st century: a bibliometric analysis

Radnić

Milojica

Roblek

2022

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the evolution of the tourism supply chain (TSC) and its future development factors. To this end, a quantitative bibliometric analysis was conducted to provide insights from a statistical perspective, including the evolution of the TSC and an outlook on current characteristics and future research trends.Design/methodology/approachThis paper presents a quantitative bibliometric study of selected papers on the Web of Science. The study of the evolution of the TSC is based on analyses of bibliographic coupling and co-occurrence of keywords.FindingsBibliographic coupling analysis identified 10 clusters defined by coherent groups of theoretical perspectives. The keyword analysis explains the occurrences in the TSC concept. It also helps to determine the future main drivers of TSC research. In the post-COVID-19 era, the tourism industry needs to focus on green transformation and new technologies to transform TSC, supply chain management and B2B relationships. It also needs to ensure employee retention and policies to attract new talent.Originality/valueThis study provides a comprehensive, objective and integrative overview of the evolution of TSC. It is one of the few original works on supply chain development and will be helpful for scholars and practitioners alike to understand the subject.

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The complexity of the tourism supply chain in the 21st century: a bibliometric analysis

Radnić

Milojica

Roblek

2022

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“…As dificuldades em criar agendas comuns em redes formais podem estar relacionadas ao porte pequeno dos negócios (Petrou et al, 2007;Saxena & Ilbery, 2008) e à falta de uma liderança com poder de influência (Della Corte et al, 2018;Fyall et al, 2012). A agricultura familiar local fragmentada (Vieira & Ribeiro, 2017) é um fator crônico limitante do desenvolvimento rural do Sul de Minas (Ferreira et al, 2009).…”

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Desafios e Potencialidades do Turismo na Área Rural: Um Estudo de Caso na Serra da Mantiqueira

Souza

Chiodi

2023

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O principal objetivo desta pesquisa foi compreender a percepção dos atores sociais sobre o turismo no espaço rural (TER), analisando os desafios para atingir o turismo rural integrado (TRI). A pesquisa adota uma abordagem de estudo de caso no município de Piranguçu (MG). O método qualitativo usou de coleta de dados primários e secundários. As fontes dos dados secundários foram documentos institucionais. Os dados primários foram compilados a partir de 49 entrevistas semiestruturadas com agricultores, empreendedores do turismo, representantes do governo e da organização não governamental (ONG), além da observação participante no Conselho Municipal de Turismo (COMTUR). Os resultados mostraram que os efeitos socioeconômicos positivos sustentam o comportamento de apoio ao turismo. O potencial do turismo se baseia nos recursos naturais e culturais incorporados à localidade. No entanto, o papel do turismo no desenvolvimento local ainda não atingiu o potencial máximo. Os principais desafios são maior assertividade do governo local, melhorias de infraestrutura e serviços, colaboração entre os atores e a participação social. A pesquisa destaca a importância do turismo para a diversificação da economia rural e orienta os gestores e instituições com propostas voltadas para impulsionar a revitalização do meio rural.

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“…The above-mentioned theoretical lens is, in more open terms, also bound to a perspective that differs from coopetition (Della Corte and Aria, 2016; Della Corte et al , 2018), as this one refers to competitive and collaborative dynamics between competitors that can create overall value. Previous research on coopetitive relationships has focused on relationships between heterogeneous firms operating in different sectors, with resources and capabilities that are non-redundant, while it is interesting to understand how coopetitive relationships have developed between horizontal suppliers and their relationships with other levels of suppliers in the tourism supply chain (Fong et al , 2021).…”

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The relevance of relational capabilities in collaborative decisions

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Aria

Gaudio

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Purpose This study aims to focus on inter-firm collaboration, exploring the main capabilities that can make a business more or less open to collaboration; it also considers the role of both firm-specific and relationship-specific capabilities. The paper proposes a model that can be used to study how the combination of the two categories of capabilities determines a firm’s approach to collaboration. Design/methodology/approach Through a survey of high-end hotels in tourist destinations in Italy and the USA, this paper tests variable connected with firm-specific and relationship-specific aspects, using confirmatory factor analysis. Findings Firms with greater capabilities are less open to cooperation; weaker firms with fewer resources appear to be more inclined to cooperate, probably to gain access to resources and competencies they do not possess. Research limitations/implications From a scientific perspective, this paper suggests an analysis based on both individual and relational capabilities when deciding whether to collaborate, while most studies based on a relational view just consider relational capabilities. The study could be enlarged to other countries and contexts. Practical implications From a practical perspective, it indicates the importance of accounting for different and sometimes diverging aspects when deciding to cooperate. Social implications In terms of social implications, it shows that, apart from the relational capabilities they have, potential partners can decide not to collaborate. Originality/value The paper suggests a method of analyzing both individual and relational capabilities when deciding whether to engage in a collaboration. It shows that firms’ behavior does not necessarily depend on the firm’s relational capabilities.

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Strategic governance in tourist destinations

Cited by 9 publications

References 89 publications

The complexity of the tourism supply chain in the 21st century: a bibliometric analysis

The complexity of the tourism supply chain in the 21st century: a bibliometric analysis

Desafios e Potencialidades do Turismo na Área Rural: Um Estudo de Caso na Serra da Mantiqueira

The relevance of relational capabilities in collaborative decisions

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