The “Involvement Stage” in the Evolution of a Tourist Destination

Din, Kadir H.

doi:10.1080/02508281.1992.11014637

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“…These influence factors have been shown in the literature through the focus on a priority for community oriented concerns or needs as well as the concern for the long-term impacts decisions may have on communities. This has been reinforced by numerous authors who have studied aspects of sense of community such as quality of life (Roehl, 1993), sense of place (Lynch, 1972), social responsibility (Carroll, 1993), sense of harmony (Reime & Hawkins, 1981), community vision (Ritchie, 1993), community commitment (Burke, 1968), and empowerment (Din, 1992). Other literature has suggested the importance of community needs influence through research concerning community residents and tourism development (Prosser, 1993), community tourism (Murphy, 1985), and sustainable development (Marien, 1992).…”

Section: Influences On Tourism Development Decision Making 211mentioning

confidence: 93%

“…This focus on sense of community is reinforced by numerous authors who have studied aspects of sense of community such as quality of life, sense of place, social responsibility, sense of harmony, community vision, community commitment, and empowerment (Burke, 1968;Carroll, 1993;Din, 1992;Lynch, 1972;Reime & Ritchie, 1993;Roehl, 1993).…”

Section: Influences On Tourism Development Decision Making 223mentioning

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Influences on Tourism Development Decision Making: Coastal Local Government Areas in Eastern Australia

Richins¹,

Pearce²

2000

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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With sustainable development and specifically sustainable tourism, decision making is perhaps the area where the impact on the future of communities is most crucial. Understanding better the decision-making process, provides possibly the most important potential tool in the sustainable management of tourism development. This paper examines the influence factors on tourism decision making and sheds some light on how important various influences are in the tourism development decision process. A typology of community decision-making influence factors was examined through research on local government councillors in Australian coastal regions. Three major categories of this typology were identified in the literature and further explored in this study: inter-personal, intra-personal and circumstantial influence. Results from this study show that a number of influence factors which relate to sustainable tourism are considered by councillors to have a more profound effecton their decision making than only the components of social influence theory which has been discussed in much of the literature. Utilising this typology of community decision-making influence factors may form the foundation for further studies of decision making. The results suggest that influence factors on decision makers need to be both understood and taken into consideration for sustainable tourism approaches to be effectively implemented.

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Section: Influences On Tourism Development Decision Making 223mentioning

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Influences on Tourism Development Decision Making: Coastal Local Government Areas in Eastern Australia

Richins¹,

Pearce²

2000

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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“…Bu ilgi turizm alanında gerçekleştirilen girişimcilik konusundaki araştırmalarda da görülmektedir. Bu araştırmalar 1970'li yıllarda başlamış 1990'lı yıllarda yaygın hale gelmiş ve 2000'li yıllardan sonrada gelişerek devam etmiştir (Din, 1992;Kaspar, 1989;Kibedi, 1979;Koh, 1996;McKercher, 1999;Peters ve Kallmuenzer, 2018;Yang ve Wall, 2008).…”

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“…Turizmin girişimcilik faaliyetleri üzerindeki etkisi konusunun 1990'lı yıllarda literatürde gördüğü ilginin azlığı (Barr 1990;Din 1992;Echtner 1995;Koh 1996;Sofield 1993) turizm endüstrinin gelişimi ile birlikte 2000'li yıllarda artmaya başlamıştır (Beeton 2002;Kokkranikal ve Morrison 2002;Yang ve Wall, 2008). Özellikle 2000'li yıllardan sonra gerçekleştirilen araştırmalarda girişimciliğin destinasyon gelişimindeki önemine vurgu yapılmaktadır.…”

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Turizmin Ekonomik, Sosyal ve Çevresel Etkileri ile İlgili Algıların Girişimcilik Niyeti Üzerine Etkisi - The Influence of the Perception Related to the Economic, Social and Environmental Impacts of Tourism on Entrepreneurship Intention

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2018

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“…There has been some concern expressed regarding sustainable tourism viability (Butler 1990;Din 1992;Farrell and Runyan 1991;Mose 1993;Pigram 1990;Smith 1992;Wight 1993a), however, notions have been put forward to addresses development issues in resort type communities. These include community commitment and balance, more comprehensive planning, developing social and cultural responsibility and building value of community and tourism experiences (Ecologically Sustainable Development Working Groups 1991;Krippendorf 1987;Stettner 1993;Wight 1993b).…”

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Environmental, cultural, economic and socio-community sustainability: a framework for sustainable tourism in resort destinations

Richins

2008

Environ Dev Sustain

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This paper utilizes an inclusive community based sustainability framework with a focus on a resort destination in providing a potential model for more inclusive longrange destination planning and implementation. Four diverse, but interrelated areas of sustainable tourism were specified in this framework for a more comprehensive process including ecological, cultural, economic and socio-community sustainability. In addition a strategic community driven structure, which provides direction, information and practices, serves the purpose of integrating and implementing the framework. The unique tourism destination, Noosa in Australia is used as an example of embracing sustainable tourism as a community and as part of a larger focus on the four key components of sustainability. By viewing sustainable community attributes as assets, all of which are important to manage, enhance and/or conserve, it is expected that the resort community will continue to attract visitors to feel connected and committed to experiencing its lifestyle, sense-of-community and natural features while also contributing to community sustainable stewardship and a strong tourism economy.

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The “Involvement Stage” in the Evolution of a Tourist Destination

Cited by 35 publications

References 10 publications

Influences on Tourism Development Decision Making: Coastal Local Government Areas in Eastern Australia

Influences on Tourism Development Decision Making: Coastal Local Government Areas in Eastern Australia

Turizmin Ekonomik, Sosyal ve Çevresel Etkileri ile İlgili Algıların Girişimcilik Niyeti Üzerine Etkisi - The Influence of the Perception Related to the Economic, Social and Environmental Impacts of Tourism on Entrepreneurship Intention

Environmental, cultural, economic and socio-community sustainability: a framework for sustainable tourism in resort destinations

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