The evolution of ICTs in accessible tourism: A stakeholder collaboration analysis

Nigg, Joachim Josef; Peters, Mike

doi:10.1016/j.jhtm.2022.07.007

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“…However, the lack of understanding of the local government, in this case, the Gowa Regency Tourism and Culture Office regarding the implementation of collaboration, is one of the main obstacles. This is in line with the view (Nigg & Peters, 2022) hat stakeholder collaboration in tourism development is still underdeveloped, and each actor does not understand their respective roles.…”

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Collaboration and Community Participation in Tourism Development

Sakawati

Akib

Sulmiah

et al. 2022

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This study discusses collaboration and community participation in tourism development in Malino Village, Gowa Regency. Malino Village has the best tourism destinations in South Sulawesi, and its management involves several parties. However, the involvement of these parties has not been well established in the cooperative relationship. Community involvement in tourism management is also considered to be still lacking. To realize tourism development in Malino Village requires collaboration between every party involved and community involvement. The data that is the study material in this study was obtained from the results of interviews, observations, and literature studies. Existing data were analyzed using Interactive Model Analysis. From the results of the analysis, it is known that the Gowa Regency Government does not have a collaborative foundation in tourism development. The cooperative relationship that exists is not based on the goal of overcoming tourism problems in Malino Village. Cooperation is carried out based on the interests of each. Community support in the development of tourism is realized by managing and maintaining the facilities and infrastructure to support the implementation of tourism prepared by the government. In order for the development of tourism in Malino village to be implemented properly, the Gowa Regency government should carry out collaboration in the form of business clusters.

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Section: Collaboration Between Stakeholderssupporting

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Collaboration and Community Participation in Tourism Development

Sakawati

Akib

Sulmiah

et al. 2022

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“…To ensure that digital platforms and marketing strategies are inclusive and accessible, it is important to conduct thorough research and involve stakeholders from diverse backgrounds, including PwD. This collaborative approach, as suggested by Nigg and Peters [39], will help create an amalgamation that not only reflects the needs of different users but also actively works towards removing barriers to access. Therefore, it is imperative for strategies to reflect a harmonious nexus between digital inclusivity and sustainable development.…”

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Digital Inclusivity: Advancing Accessible Tourism via Sustainable E-Commerce and Marketing Strategies

Theofanous,

Thrassou,

Uzunboylu

2024

Sustainability

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In the fast-paced digital economy, stakeholders across regions, industries and organisational typologies are recognising the growing significance of adopting customer-centric digital strategies. Inexorably, this necessitates the comprehension of consumer behaviours across a diverse customer spectrum, including individuals with disabilities (PwD). In this context, the present expert-driven conceptual research examines tourism digital sustainability and inclusion and elucidates the role of tourism e-commerce platforms in promoting a barrier-free digital environment for PwD and creating a more inclusive and sustainable online marketing landscape. The findings highlight the need for ongoing evaluation and improvement of the user experience to achieve satisfaction, loyalty and stakeholder engagement, as well as the factors in need of consideration towards a barrier-free and sustainable e-commerce environment. Further research could explore the assessment of the framework presented here in a practical context towards implementation to uncover its strengths and limitations.

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“…The outcomes (primary goal) are to lower carbon emissions and reach sustainable development goals defined by the United Nations in 2015. In order to overcome the challenges and go toward the outcomes, the progress can include lower tourism costs (through a lower inflation rate) (Scarlett 2021 ), financing green projects (through issued green bonds and inward green FDI) (expressed by (Sheng 2011 ; Ahmed et al, 2022 ), and improving ICT infrastructure (highlighted by Nigg and Peters 2022 ). According to the aforementioned explanations, Fig.…”

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An economic analysis of sustainable tourism development in China

Chen¹,

Zhang

Chen

2023

Econ Change Restruct

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The threat of climate change and the advancement of sustainable development goals to control this threat have been among the countries priorities. The tourism sector can be essential in promoting sustainable development goals by implementing sustainable processes. The primary purpose of this research is to focus on 23 provinces of China to analyze the sustainable tourism modeling according to the annual data for 2010–2021. The findings confirm that for all Chinese provinces, the increase in the general level of prices has a significant and long-term adverse effect on the sustainable development of the tourism industry in the provinces of China. In contrast, the effect of this variable is not significant in the short term. Moreover, the impact of foreign direct investment on the sustainable development of the tourism industry in the short term and the long term is positive in high-income provinces and negative in low-income provinces. The recommended practical policies promote a green financing market and green FDI development.

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The evolution of ICTs in accessible tourism: A stakeholder collaboration analysis

Cited by 19 publications

References 33 publications

Collaboration and Community Participation in Tourism Development

Collaboration and Community Participation in Tourism Development

Digital Inclusivity: Advancing Accessible Tourism via Sustainable E-Commerce and Marketing Strategies

An economic analysis of sustainable tourism development in China

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