Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Benckendorff, Pierre

doi:10.1375/jhtm.16.1.1

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“…Se ha realizado una profunda búsqueda de artículos científicos, libros, tesis y ponencias referentes a esta temática, de los cuales sólo se comentan en este trabajo una selección de los más relevantes y representativos. No se ha limitado la búsqueda a revistas turísticas, debido a la relativa escasez de revistas turísticas de reconocido prestigio internacional (Benckendorff, 2009); y a que las investigaciones en turismo nacionales se recogen en revistas de diferentes disciplinas (Sancho, 2006). Sin embargo, sí se centra la búsqueda en el campo de las ciencias humanas y sociales.…”

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Características del turismo de luna de miel: aproximación al turista chino

Jericó

Wu²

2017

turismo

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RESUMENEn el presente trabajo, enmarcado en el turismo alternativo, se estudia el turismo de luna de miel, la elección del destino turístico y los turistas chinos en el mercado internacional. Se concluye que el turismo de luna de miel es un tipo de turismo alternativo específico con 5 características distintivas: larga duración y planificación, temporada propia, público objetivo joven, necesidades particulares y toma de decisión compartida. La investigación muestra que para los turistas chinos este tipo de turismo presenta sus propias peculiaridades.Palabras clave: Turismo alternativo, luna de miel, atributos del destino, turistas chinos. Characteristics of honeymoon tourism: Chinese tourist approach ABSTRACTWithin alternative tourism framework, the aim of this paper is to research tourism honeymoon, to choose the destination and to study Chinese tourists on the international market. It is concluded that tourism honeymoon is a specific type of alternative tourism with five distinctive features: long-term and planning, own season, young target, particular needs and shared decision-making. The result of the research shows that Chinese tourists have its own peculiarities for this type of tourism.

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Características del turismo de luna de miel: aproximación al turista chino

Jericó

Wu²

2017

turismo

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“…Reviews or bibliometric analysis studies in the tourism and hospitality industry were classified by Köseoglu et al (2015) into six categories: Journals Assessment and Ranking Studies (e.g., Cheng et al, 2011;Ryan, 2005;Svensson et al, 2009aSvensson et al, , 2009bMcKercher, 2005), Article Identification Studies (e.g., Park et al, 2011;Zhao and Ritchie, 2007), Content Analysis Studies (e.g. Ballantyne et al, 2009;Rivera and Upchurch, 2008), Citation Analysis Studies (e.g., Wardle and Buckly, 2014;Ye et al, 2012), Disciplinal Relationship Analysis Studies (e.g., Harrington et al, 2014;Harrington and Ottenbacher, 2011;Barrios et al, 2008), and Country Research Analysis Studies (e.g., Benckendorff, 2009;Tsang and Hsu, 2011;Xie, 2003). Even with this increasing abundance, there is no study in the hospitality management or business ethics literature evaluating the progress or level of business ethics in the hospitality industry based on topics, methods, trends, and journals.…”

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Business ethics research in the hospitality industry: topics, methods and trends

Şehitoğlu

Ross

Köseoğlu

2017

IJBBM

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This study investigates how business ethics research has evolved in hospitality management (HM). This evolution is explored using bibliometrics from articles related to ethics published in HM journals indexed in SSCI. This study provides a broad view on ethics research in HM related to topics discussed, methods employed, and trends. As a first study of HM with a business ethics focus, the findings show several things. First, there has been a significant increase in the number of such articles. Second, the most popular topics are corporate social responsibility and natural environmental issues. Third, quantitative methods and primary data provided by hotels are dominant in many studies; qualitative, hybrid research approaches, and advanced statistical methods have become more common in recent years. Accordingly, referring to the findings related to this study, this article presents limitations of the study and future steps.Keywords: business ethics; codes; hospitality; journals; bibliometric analysis; topics; methods; trends. Business ethics research in the hospitality industry

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“…Previous review articles of academic research articles in tourism and hospitality can be divided into several types: retrospective analyses of one or more particular journals especially, Annals of Tourism Research (Long, 1998;Swain, Brent, & Long, 1998;Tribe & Xiao, 2011;Xiao, Jafari, Cloke, & Tribe, 2013;Xiao & Smith, 2006), Tourism Management (Ryan, 2009), and these two journals (Benckendorff, 2009;Page, 2003); several journals within a certain period of time (Ballantyne, Packer, & Axelsen, 2009;Cheng, Li, Petrick, & O'Leary, 2011;Severt, Tesone, Bottorff, & Carpenter, 2009;Svensson, Svaeri, & Einarsen, 2009a); and analyses of specific fields (e.g. hospitality or tourism), as well as comparisons between research on tourism and hospitality (Baloglu & Assante, 1999;Hall, 2011;Hung & Law, 2011;Kim, Savage, Howey, & Van Hoof, 2009;McKercher, 2012;Park, Phillips, Canter, & Abbott, 2011).…”

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The Tourism System Research Categorization Framework

Park

Morrison

et al. 2015

Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research

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This analysis produced a tourism system research categorization framework comprising mutually exclusive subject areas to classify the keywords in academic journal articles. The primary research goals were to develop this framework and then assess the frequency levels of specific tourism research subject areas in the 10-year period of 2002-2011. A database of 37,918 author-selected keywords from 9,588 research articles in 31 tourism, hospitality, and leisure journals was created. Using the proposed framework, the database was divided into six main categories (destination; demand; travel; marketing; geographical areas; and generic terms) and 61 sub-categories. The destination category captured the most keywords, followed by demand and then marketing.

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Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Abstract: Results indicate that tourism research in Australia and New Zealand has been strongly influenced by sociology and anthropology, geography and behavioural psychology. Emerging themes have focused on the health and safety of tourists, risk, wine tourism and segmentation.

Cited by 127 publications

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Características del turismo de luna de miel: aproximación al turista chino

Características del turismo de luna de miel: aproximación al turista chino

Business ethics research in the hospitality industry: topics, methods and trends

The Tourism System Research Categorization Framework

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