Analysing stakeholders’ perceptions of golf-course-based tourism: A proposal for developing sustainable tourism projects

Gómez, José Andrés Domínguez; Gómez, Teresa González

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2017.05.015

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“…The structure of the network must be transparent with the organization structure as flat as possible that there is no hierarchy of power, domination and monopoly; all equally well in the rights, obligations, responsibilities of authorities, and opportunities for accessibility [4]. The same vision and mission as a focus that can influence development, so it can maximizing the benefit of the big project that to be continued [5].…”

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An Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development Collaboration: Case: Tourist Puppets Village of Kepuhsari, Wonogiri District

Reynaldi¹

2018

Proceedings of the International Conference of Communication Science Research (ICCSR 2018)

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This study aims to describe the form of collaboration of each element in the development of the village of Wayang Village tourism in the social, economic and cultural dimension. This research uses ethnography method approach to find the essence of a cultural pattern and complexity problems of a group or organization in developing the tourism area. Data collection was obtained by depth interview to several resource persons directly involved in collaboration such as leather puppet artisans; tourism conscious group; and Wonogiri Tourism Office. Local culture is the most valuable asset to be developed, but the results of this study indicate that the limited human resources and the role of stakeholders is needed to improve the facilities so that it can support the increasing tourist arrivals. Good management, innovation and goal alignment are key factors for the establishment of sustainable tourism destinations.

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An Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development Collaboration: Case: Tourist Puppets Village of Kepuhsari, Wonogiri District

Reynaldi¹

2018

Proceedings of the International Conference of Communication Science Research (ICCSR 2018)

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“…Lastly, stakeholders' perceptions are focused on the economic dimension (investments in the tourism sector, cost-benefit ratio, and the need to improve business management), which are addressed by authors like Stoffelen et al [63]. On the other hand, the work carried out by Domínguez-Gómez and González-Gómez [66] is a relevant example of perceptions of heritage resources (access and tourist security) and on environmental impacts (conservation of environmental resources and development of sustainable tourism).…”

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Sustainability Perceptions in Tourism and Hospitality: A Mixed-Method Bibliometric Approach

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In the post-Covid-19 era, tourism impacts and the role played by sustainable planning on the long-term success of destinations have gained renewed importance. Understanding the image and perceptions tourists hold of a destination is vital for tourism planning, as they play a key role in tourists’ decisions. Considering the importance of these two key concepts (perceptions and sustainability), the present paper contributes to the advancement of knowledge on sustainable tourism by characterizing the state of the art of Sustainability Perceptions in Tourism and Hospitality (SPTH). To this end, the scientific literature on the topic was mapped through a combination of three bibliometric analysis techniques, namely: evaluative, relational, and systematic bibliometric analysis. These were based on productivity and impact indicators, including SciVal topic prominence. The results reveal that sustainability perceptions in SPTH focus on tourists’, stakeholders’, and residents’ perceptions. These findings highlight the need for involving local communities in the destination planning process to align the outcomes of tourism development with their expectations. Finally, this paper presents an original methodological contribution, as it is the first to apply the SciVal topic prominence analysis to SPTH.

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“…This is confirmed by many research which study golf tourism from various points of view, i.e. determining the level of satisfaction (Moital et al, 2013) and loyalty to the destination (Thanh et al, 2021), determining the developmental directions of golf tourism (Ersoy & Gülmez, 2014), determining the relationship between place attachment, golf tourism destination image, and revisit intention of golf tourists (Song et al, 2017), determining the profile of tourists and security perceptions of a destination (Aksu et al, 2016), observing the development of golf tourism from a sustainable point of view (López-Bonilla & López-Bonilla, 2016;López-Bonilla et al, 2018;Domínguez-Gómez and González-Gómez, 2017;Boukas & Ziakas, 2014), and many others. Research like these enable for golf tourism developers to rethink in which direction precisely they should focus when rethinking (golf) tourist offer development.…”

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Perspective of development of golf tourism in Croatia

Radnić¹,

Jerak²,

Milojica³

2020

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Golf tourism represents an important part of a sports tourism offer of a destination. In the last couple of decades, it has been registering growth on European and world level. Golfers are characterized as tourists with high purchasing power which was an additional stimulus for tourist destinations to invest in developing golf tourism, in order to attract a large number of golf players, and that way increase the tourist turnover with particular emphasis on tourist consumption. The primary aim of this paper was to present the current state of golf tourism offer in Europe, as well as the state of golf tourism in the Republic of Croatia, as a European Union member with the use of data from secondary sources. Based on the findings the authors presented the developmental activities.

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Analysing stakeholders’ perceptions of golf-course-based tourism: A proposal for developing sustainable tourism projects

Cited by 49 publications

References 25 publications

An Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development Collaboration: Case: Tourist Puppets Village of Kepuhsari, Wonogiri District

An Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development Collaboration: Case: Tourist Puppets Village of Kepuhsari, Wonogiri District

Sustainability Perceptions in Tourism and Hospitality: A Mixed-Method Bibliometric Approach

Perspective of development of golf tourism in Croatia

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