Tourism destination research from 2000 to 2020: A systematic narrative review in conjunction with bibliographic mapping analysis

Ivanka, Huang GuoQiong; Karl, Marion; Anthony, Wong IpKin; Law, Rob

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2022.104686

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“…There are different approaches to conducting a review, such as systematic review (Liu et al , 2022), integrative review (Tomczewska-Popowycz and Taras, 2022), meta-analyses (Wang et al , 2022), bibliometric analysis (Molina-Collado et al , 2022), narrative review (Huang et al , 2023) and framework-based analysis (Aquino et al , 2018). A systematic review is a method and process for identifying and critically appraising relevant research to answer a particular research question (Snyder, 2019).…”

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“…Second, establish database selection criteria (Molina-Collado et al , 2022). This paper used Web of Science, ScienceDirect and EBSCOhost to search for relevant articles based on previous tourism review papers (Huang et al , 2023; Wang et al , 2022). As the world’s authoritative databases of academic information, they follow strict selection criteria to select the most influential, high-quality journals.…”

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An integrated path framework of tourism and hospitality social entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review

Zhang

Yang

2023

IJCHM

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Purpose As an important emerging topic in recent years, reviews on tourism and hospitality social entrepreneurship (THSE) by theme remain limited. This paper aims to map the current publication trends, reveal the formation path and identify the future research directions of THSE, providing comprehensive and in-depth insight. Design/methodology/approach This study presents a systematic review of 89 articles on THSE published in the Web of Science, ScienceDirect and EBSCOhost. It follows grounded theory to classify literature and an expert feedback process to ensure validity. Findings Research on THSE is mainly found in developing countries and regions. Qualitative methods have been the most popular for researchers. This paper classifies THSE research into four main themes: antecedents, processes, effects and challenges. Practical implications This review suggests that social enterprise managers should consider the inclusive business model and adopt empowerment, network construction, market approaches and bricolage to mobilize resources. Policymakers should disseminate relevant laws and regulations to provide a flexible and equal environment. Education and capacity building for people should be strengthened to train future social entrepreneurs. Originality/value This review provides an integrated process model by clustering articles to update the holistic picture of THSE. This work identifies research gaps that future research should address.

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An integrated path framework of tourism and hospitality social entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review

Zhang

Yang

2023

IJCHM

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“…To remedy this shortfall, we relied on (Leonidou et al, 2010;Leonidou & Leonidou, 2011;Lim & Buntine, 2016;Sigala et al, 2021;Grazziotin et al, 2022;Huang et al, 2023;Mazov & Gureyev, 2023), who conducted a bibliographic review to carry out their research. We also relied on the research of Paul & Benito (2018) Using previous research that was based on the analysis of consumer-generated data (Mustak et al, 2021;Reyes-Menéndez et al, 2020),this study aims to develop a research agenda (Rosado-Serrano et al, 2018) by statistically validating the results using loglikelihood statistical measures (Minhas & Hussain, 2014;Iyengar, 2012) and mutual information (Wu & Su, 1993;Bouma, 2009).…”

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Understanding tourism consumer behavior using biometric technologies: bibliographic review and research agenda

Ruiz-Lacaci

2024

TMS

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Recent technological advances, particularly in biometrics, have significantly impacted the tourism industry. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, these technologies have grown rapidly, posing challenges and opportunities in utilizing the resulting data. This study aims to develop a research agenda concerning biometrics in tourism consumer behavior, detailing what biometric data entails and outlining its diverse applications. Through a bibliographic review of 422 recent papers, employing machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques, we extracted keywords, topics, and frequencies using the methodological approach of corpus linguistics and latent Dirichlet allocation algorithm. The results identified 26 topics, including “KPIs”,” Techniques”, “Personalization”, “Health”, and “Travel and transport”. Furthermore, we observed that the COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically impacted the tourism sector, with “Health” present in four categories. The practical implications of our study suggest that companies can find the issues that most concern the tourism consumer in the lines of research presented in the research agenda, paying particular attention to the lines developed in the research agenda involving “personalization”, "travel and transport" and "health".

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“…While it has developed a variety of distinct research themes and lines of reasoning [7], it has branched out from tourism studies into adjacent fields like economics and management [8]. Marketing regarding research is an important convergence in this field, such as research of destination image [9], destination marketing [6], and destination branding [10].…”

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Dynamic Mechanism of Destination Brand Diffusion: Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation

Deng,

Tan,

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In recent years, social media has emerged as an important channel for the dissemination of destination branding. Despite the fact that the dissemination of information through social media enables a broader audience to become acquainted with destinations, the dissemination process of trending events exhibits variances. Consequently, the precise impact of the underlying mechanisms that govern the spread of information on the efficacy of disseminating destination brand trending events remains ambiguous. In an endeavor to bridge this gap, an improved SEIR model was developed in this research to investigate the dynamic dissemination mechanisms and influencing factors of destination trending events within social media. The model was applied to simulate the diffusion mechanism of destinations’ trending events. The results show that during the dissemination process of destination trending events on social media, the proportion of users affected at different stages influences the ultimate effectiveness of information propagation. In light of these insights, this research proposes a social media trending event dissemination strategy to aid in enhancing the propagation efficiency of destination brands through existing resources.

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Tourism destination research from 2000 to 2020: A systematic narrative review in conjunction with bibliographic mapping analysis

Cited by 26 publications

References 120 publications

An integrated path framework of tourism and hospitality social entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review

An integrated path framework of tourism and hospitality social entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review

Understanding tourism consumer behavior using biometric technologies: bibliographic review and research agenda

Dynamic Mechanism of Destination Brand Diffusion: Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation

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