Air pollution disclosing and tourism: Who are winners?

Wang, Yangjie; Zang, Shoujuan; Qiang, Hongjie; Wang, Jinxian

doi:10.1016/j.annals.2023.103659

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“…In the linkage of air pollution and tourism behaviour, Wang et al (2023) found the positive effect of Air Pollution Index disclosure on real tourism income per capita and tourist reception per capita which imply the important of air pollution information on the tourist demand. Conform with the Nguyen (2019) study which revealed the negative impacts of air pollution on the total number of tourist arrivals, especially the impact of nitrous oxide emissions from using fossil fuels for transportation and the Su and Lee (2022) study who found the influence of air quality on the number of tourist arrivals exhibits heterogeneity by the evidence that middle-income countries, low-income countries, high concentrations of PM2.5, and countries with less numbers of tourists have negative effects on tourist arrivals in neighboring countries but the contrary groups have positive effects on tourist arrivals.…”

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The Effects of Air Pollution on Tourism in Thailand

NONTHAPOT,

SIHABUTR,

LEAN

2024

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Air pollution not only affects people's health but also tourism especially in Thailand because it is the most important industry in Thailand. Therefore, this research aims to examine the effects of air pollution on the number of tourists using particulate matter (PM10) data as the proxy for air pollution and the number of tourists staying at accommodation establishments in the province as the agent of the number of tourists (Tourist). Furthermore, the effect of the price of tourism factor represented by the consumer price index (CPI); and the weather factor with indicators such as rainfall (RAIN) and highest temperature (TMAX), on the number of tourists were also considered. The research data were panel form, and the cross-section data were collected from seven significant tourist provinces representing each region with the time series during March 2018 to December 2021. These data were tested for cross-section dependence and the panel unit root test. After that, the long- and short-term relationships were detected by using the panel autoregressive distribution lag (Panel ARDL) model with the pool mean group (PMG). The findings revealed that the increase of PM10, CPI, TMAX and RAIN reduced the number of tourists.

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The Effects of Air Pollution on Tourism in Thailand

NONTHAPOT,

SIHABUTR,

LEAN

2024

GTG

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How does digital infrastructure construction affect tourism development? Evidence from Chinese cities

Liu,

Jiang

2024

Current Issues in Tourism

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Reducing the Negative Impact of Tourism on the Environment by Using Rail Transport. Case Study: Bucharest Nord-Brasov Route

Jipa,

Teodorescu,

Nestoriuc

2024

Proceedings of the 15th Conference Public Recreation and Landscape Protection - With Environment Hand in Hand!

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Tourism represents an essential component in the socio-economic development of a state. However, often the methods used affect components of the natural environment. The main source of pollution when it comes to tourism is transport. The transport sector currently generates a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions in Europe, with the road sector making the largest contribution at around 72%. Projections indicate that emissions generated by the transport sector will increase by approximately 32% in 2030 compared to 1990. A perspective on road transport is given by the use of hybrid cars or alternative fuels (CNG, LPG, hydrogen). By 2025, it is desired to install approximately one million public recharging and refueling stations that will contribute to achieving the goals of zeroemission or low-emission vehicles desired by the European Union. Until these objectives are met, rail transport has multiple advantages over road transport when it comes to environmental protection in the practice of tourism.

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Air pollution disclosing and tourism: Who are winners?

Cited by 3 publications

References 61 publications

The Effects of Air Pollution on Tourism in Thailand

The Effects of Air Pollution on Tourism in Thailand

How does digital infrastructure construction affect tourism development? Evidence from Chinese cities

Reducing the Negative Impact of Tourism on the Environment by Using Rail Transport. Case Study: Bucharest Nord-Brasov Route

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