The Use of Input-Output Model to Determine the Economic Contribution of Tourism

Leonidova, Ekaterina

doi:10.15838/tdi.2018.2.41.1

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“…The tourism industry is characterized by a variety of tasks related to the development of transport and logistic infrastructure, recreational resources, historical settlements and specially protected areas, diverse and differently-scaled businesses. The tourism industry is able to generate income in a number of related sectors of the economy with the resulting multiplier effect significantly affecting socio-economic development of territories acting as tourist destinations (Leonidova 2018). Therefore, the ambitious goals set for the coming years, related to reorientation of the tourism sector to domestic routes and inbound tourist flow, required a reboot of approaches to its management.…”

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Coronavirus and tourism: is there light at the end of the tunnel?

Шерешева¹,

Oborin²

2022

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Tourism industry is one of the most striking examples of the COVID-19 pandemic impact on population and economy. In the previous decade the global and Russian tourism industry demonstrated sustainable development, while in 2020, due to the pandemic consequences the situation in the industry turned out to be on the brick of disaster. The most acute problems of business in this area were largely accounted for by significant social consequences of the pandemic. Decreased quality of life caused by the disease and its manifestations, aggravated chronic diseases, increased temporary disability, combined with closure of borders and collapse of international transportation, have developed a complex of factors that completely paralyzed all sectors of the tourism industry for a while. Many of these factors will retain their impact in the long term. However, the pandemic impact cannot be viewed in a negative way only. There comes an understanding that tourism may become one of the engines of economy recovery rather than a burden. This requires systematic actions of the state primarily focused on stimulating domestic tourism, restoring and developing business ecosystems, keeping in balance various interests of the tourism industry stakeholders, from tourists per se and local businesses to regional and federal authorities.

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Section: Russian Tourism: a Paradigm Shift In Developmentmentioning

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Coronavirus and tourism: is there light at the end of the tunnel?

Шерешева¹,

Oborin²

2022

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“…Cont.Source: developed by the authors using sources[34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46].1 Decree of the Government of the Penza Region, dated October 29, 2021, No. 625-rP "On Approval of the Tourism Development Strategy in the Penza Region for the period up to 2035" 2.…”

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Approach to Regional Tourism Potential Assessment in View of Cross-Sectoral Ecosystem Development

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The regional tourism industry along with its various components and stakeholders involved in the development of regional tourism products (TP) and the value chain can be interpreted as ecosystems. A concept of creating a regional cross-sectoral ecosystem is presented and described. It brings together all interested parties (actors), including government authorities and various business representatives. The approaches to determining the level of attractiveness of a region for the formation of a tourism ecosystem based on the assessment of its tourism potential (TP) are the research subject. The research methodology presents an algorithm for assessing the tourism ecosystem formation attractiveness through assessment of key performance indicators assessing territorial TP. The purpose of the study is to develop strategic guidelines for increasing the efficiency of using tourism potential to form a regional ecosystem (a case study of the Penza Region). The conducted analysis has highlighted strategies (institutional; business image; cultural and educational; innovation and technology) that determine the key vectors for the development of tourism potential of the Penza Region.

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The Use of Input-Output Model to Determine the Economic Contribution of Tourism

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Coronavirus and tourism: is there light at the end of the tunnel?

Coronavirus and tourism: is there light at the end of the tunnel?

Approach to Regional Tourism Potential Assessment in View of Cross-Sectoral Ecosystem Development

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