Tourism recovery and the economic impact: A panel assessment

Scarlett, Hubert

doi:10.1016/j.resglo.2021.100044

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“…The major practical policy implications are as follows: Since economic size, or GDP, is a major influential factor for reaching power market sustainability, Southeast Asian countries need to adapt to new situations and health protocols resulting from COVID-19 to rebuild their national economies. Using fresh ideas like ‘build back better’ proposed by Moore and Collins ( 2021 ) or tourism recovery discussed by Scarlett ( 2021 ) can be a helpful tool for the economic recovery in Southeast Asia. The flow of FDI into Southeast Asian economies has a positive and significant impact on achieving sustainable power markets, highlighting the need for reforms in FDI regulations to absorb foreign investment.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since economic size, or GDP, is a major influential factor for reaching power market sustainability, Southeast Asian countries need to adapt to new situations and health protocols resulting from COVID-19 to rebuild their national economies. Using fresh ideas like ‘build back better’ proposed by Moore and Collins ( 2021 ) or tourism recovery discussed by Scarlett ( 2021 ) can be a helpful tool for the economic recovery in Southeast Asia.…”

Section: Conclusion and Policy Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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This paper proposes a multidimensional dependent variable, namely the Green Power Index, as an appropriate proxy for a sustainable power market and assesses its determinants. For this purpose, we apply the product lifecycle management estimator with the panel Autoregressive Distributive Lag framework for the annual data of 2000–2019 of nine Southeast Asian countries. The findings revealed that Southeast Asian nations consider the following as appropriate accelerators to a sustainable power market in the short and long run: economic growth, improved foreign direct investment inflow, increased share of research and development, governance, and privatisation. Conversely, an increase in the price of electricity may slow it down. Empirical findings show that major policy implications include implementing electricity tariff classifications, accelerating economic recovery in the post-COVID-19, boosting bilateral trade and investments and partnerships among Southeast Asian countries and other economic powers in Asia and others.

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“…It is found that tourism specialization at higher levels dampens the positive effect on growth. The results suggest that policy makers should be measured in their approach as they navigate their economies post-COVID-19 when the tourism industry is in the recovery phase [6]. Another study proposes a general standard for the circular economy (CE), and estimates a multidimensional parametric index composed of eight components, which is in line with the principles of a circular economy.…”

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Impact of the Tourism Industry Scenarios in Urban Economy: (Case Study Tabriz)

Parviznejad

Akhavan

2021

IJIMES

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The tourism industry, especially in its urban dimension, has a special place in the economies of countries and its effects and consequences are evident in all dimensions. Cities are considered as tourist places due to their structure, texture and identity, and one of the components of economic development of cities and its result in countries is tourism. Methodology: To do this, in addition to library studies, interviews with experts and professors in the field of tourism and economics have been conducted in order to identify the components affecting tourism. Based on the research findings from statistical analysis based on SPSS and Mini Tab software, different scenarios for the development of tourism in Tabriz have been designed in accordance with Micmac software and based on them, the necessary solutions have been provided. To do this, by designing a questionnaire to collect data, by analyzing the information obtained, input factors in four areas of strategic planning, tourism potentials, regional conditions and infrastructure facilities and effective consequences on the problem in two economic areas. And tourism consequences are categorized.Findings: Using the results, probable, plausible and possible scenarios are identified and finally suggestions for economic development of tourism in Tabriz based on these scenarios are expressed. The results show that despite the many conditions and capabilities in the city of Tabriz, programs and infrastructure facilities are still not suitable for tourism development and, consequently, the prosperity of the urban economy in this area. Originality/Value:The main purpose of this study is to explain the impact and importance of the tourism industry in the flourishing of the urban economy and the purpose of its implementation in the metropolis of Tabriz is to study tourism scenarios in the future of Tabriz urban economy.

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“…Many documents have studied the relationship between tourism activities and economic factors [28][29][30][31]. Generally speaking, the development of the tourism industry is related to the macroeconomic environment, the disposable income of tourists, and their leisure time [32].…”

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The Impact of the El Niño Southern Oscillation on the Number of Visitors to Natural Attractions: The Moderating Effect of Disposable Personal Income, per Capita GDP and Population

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Analyzing the impact of El Nilo Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on the number of tourists is essential in realizing the sustainable development of natural scenic spots. From the current research results, research on the effects of ENSO on tourism focuses on the impact of the formation of the natural environment. However, there is a lack of ENSO-related research on the number of people arriving at natural attractions. This paper considers the adjustment effects of personal disposable income, per capita GDP, and population size and constructs a new framework of ENSO’s influence on tourism. This paper builds a system GMM (Gaussian Mixture Model) and analyzes the impact of ENSO on tourist flow by using Google Trend data (big data technology) to obtain annual passenger flow data of 48 natural scenic spots in the United States (mainly national parks and national forests). The empirical results show that the increase in ENSO has led to a significant decrease in visitors to natural attractions in the United States. Moreover, the increase in personal disposable income, per capita GDP, and population size can weaken the relationship between ENSO and the number of tourists. This research expands and enriches the theoretical perspective of ENSO and outdoor tourism.

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Tourism recovery and the economic impact: A panel assessment

Cited by 62 publications

References 27 publications

Ways to achieve universal access to sustainable electricity in Southeast Asia

Ways to achieve universal access to sustainable electricity in Southeast Asia

Impact of the Tourism Industry Scenarios in Urban Economy: (Case Study Tabriz)

The Impact of the El Niño Southern Oscillation on the Number of Visitors to Natural Attractions: The Moderating Effect of Disposable Personal Income, per Capita GDP and Population

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