Second home tourism in the Algarve – The perception of public managers

Gomes, Raphael dos Santos D’Emery; Pinto, Hugo; Almeida, Cláudia Ribeiro de

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“…However, it has not been sufficiently investigated how, where and by which spatial patterns these impacts might come into effect. This is because research into the impacts of second-home tourism has primarily been conducted in the form of case studies, wherein particular communities, municipalities or regions are under scrutiny; see for example Adamiak (2016); Blondy, Plumejeaud, Vacher, and Vye (2014); Gomes, Pinto, and Almeida (2017); Hoogendoorn and Visser (2010). These case studies paint a picture of considerable heterogeneity between different settings and impacts, but it is difficult to ascertain whether they illustrate local exceptions or general trends.…”

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Temporary resident evil? Managing diverse impacts of second-home tourism

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2019

Current Issues in Tourism

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Second-home tourism is a popular form of tourism in many countries. Sweden has over 600,000 second homes and more than half of the population have access to such properties. Previous literature on second-home tourism indicates that it impacts local communities and municipalities in many different ways, ranging from public services and land-use planning to the housing market and the local economy. However, it has not been sufficiently investigated how, where and by which spatial patterns these impacts might come into effect. Previous research has mostly been in the form of case studies, making generalizations difficult. This paper examines whether a theorized heterogeneity of second-home landscapes transfers into actual spatial variance in the impacts of second-home tourism. The investigation is done through semi-structured interviews with officials from 20 Swedish municipalities, selected using a theoretical model and comprehensive quantitative data. Results reveal considerable variance between different locations and argues for more context-aware second-home research.

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Temporary resident evil? Managing diverse impacts of second-home tourism

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Current Issues in Tourism

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“…Many have also investigated the relationship between second-home tourism and housing markets from a land-use policy perspective (Gallent 1997;Gallent, Mace, and Tewdwr-Jones 2004;Gallent and Tewdwr-Jones 2000;Gomes, Pinto, and Almeida 2017;Persson 2011Persson , 2015. Others have delved into how planning legislation is used to manage second-home tourism by creating separate markets for second homes and primary residences (Gallent 1997(Gallent , 2019Persson 2011), or how the "growth-machine" (Gill 2000) of second-home development is used in order to "re-resource" (Overvåg 2010) rural land (Keen and Hall 2004;Müller, Hall, and Keen 2004;Overvåg 2009).…”

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Endemic and Diverse: Planning Perspectives on Second-home Tourism’s Heterogeneous Impact on Swedish Housing Markets

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Housing, Theory and Society

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Second-home tourism's transformative power on local communities is widely recognized through numerous studies on its social, environmental and economic effects in many parts of the world. A significant share of this literature examines how second-home tourism impacts local housing markets and access to housing. However, few studies have looked into how planning authorities navigate these impacts of second-home tourism and how they differ spatially. Based on previous studies on the heterogeneity of second-home tourism and a comprehensive interview material from 20 Swedish municipalities, this paper examines impacts on local housing markets and the management efforts by local planning authorities. The results show how second-home tourism impact housing markets very differently depending on context when it comes to growth, housing demand and effects for locals' access to housing. The study argues for an acknowledgement of this heterogeneous geography and more context-aware secondhome research that moves beyond the rural-urban dichotomy.

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“…Williams, King, and Warnes (2004) examine the second homes purchased by the British in Southern European countries. In addition, Gomes, Pinto andAlmeida (2017) Roca, Oliveira, Roca andCosta (2012) in Portugal's Algarve region Dıjst, Lanzendorf, Barendregt and Smit (2004) in Portugal's Oeste region in Germany and the Netherlands, Roca (2014) It examines the spatial characteristics of the second homes phenomenon across the European Continent.…”

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Local People's Perception and Attitudes on the Socio-Cultural and Economic Impacts of the Second Homes in Foça

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2021

Lnternational Journal of Geography and Geography Education

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İkinci konutlar, bulunduğu mekânın sosyo-kültürel ve ekonomik yapıları üzerinde çeşitli olumlu etkilere sahiptir. İkinci konutların kent ekonomisi üzerindeki olumlu etkilerinin dışında pahalılaşma, alım gücünün düşmesi, arazi ve konut değerlerinin artması gibi olumsuz etkileri de olabilmektedir. İkinci konutların sosyo-kültürel etkileri çoğunlukla sentez bir kültürün doğması şeklinde meydana gelebileceği gibi iki toplum arasında sosyo-kültürel çatışmaya da neden olabilmektedir. Bu araştırmada, ikinci konutların sosyoekonomik etkilerine yönelik Foça'da yaşayan yerel halkın algı ve değerlendirmelerini belirlemek amaçlanmaktadır. Araştırma örneklemi, Foça'da yaşayan yerel halk arasından rastlantısal olarak belirlenmiştir. Araştırma, nicel araştırma yöntemi ekseninde gerçekleştirilmiş olup veriler oluşturulan soru kağıtları vasıtasıyla temin edilmiştir. Toplanan veriler IBM SPSS Statistic programı vasıtasıyla analiz edilmiştir. Araştırmada sırasıyla betimsel analizler, keşfedici faktör analizi, güvenirlik ve normallik testleri, T testi ve ANOVA testi uygulanmıştır. Araştırma bulgularına göre Foça'da yaşayan yerel halkın, ikinci konutların ekonomik katkılarıyla ilgili pozitif algıya sahip olduğu görülmesine rağmen sosyo-kültürel açıdan yerel halkın bakış açısının olumsuz yönde olduğu saptanmıştır. Yapılan fark testlerine göre yerel halkın cinsiyetlerine göre ikinci konut algılarının benzer olduğu görülmüştür. Ayrıca katılımcıların yaş, eğitim düzeyi, gelir seviyesi, meslek grubu değişkenlerine göre ikinci konut algılarının farklılaştığı tespit edilmiştir.

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Second home tourism in the Algarve – The perception of public managers

Cited by 7 publications

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Temporary resident evil? Managing diverse impacts of second-home tourism

Temporary resident evil? Managing diverse impacts of second-home tourism

Endemic and Diverse: Planning Perspectives on Second-home Tourism’s Heterogeneous Impact on Swedish Housing Markets

Local People's Perception and Attitudes on the Socio-Cultural and Economic Impacts of the Second Homes in Foça

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