Assessing the economic contribution of sports tourism events: A regional social accounting matrix analysis approach

Pedauga, Luis Enrique; Pardo-Fanjul, Ana; Castán, Juan Carlos Redondo; Izquierdo, José María

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“…These plans lack important parts, namely, planning for the prevention of crises, planning operations, and proactive preparation for the occurrence of these crises. [30][31][32] 7 Conclusions…”

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Obstacles to recreational sports tourism for the Egyptian Triathlon Federation after the 25 January revolution

2022

Central European Management Journal

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Recreational sports tourism is one sports tourism and defined as it is the movement of an individual from his permanent residence to another place within or outside the borders of the country in which he lives for no less than 24 hours, to enjoy watching sports events or practicing sports activities, for the duration of his residence if this residence is not a permanent residence.Recreational sports are those activities where the primary purpose of the activity is participation, with the related goals of improved physical fitness, fun, and social participation often prominent. Recreational sports are usually perceived as less stressful, both physically and mentally, for participants. There are lower expectations for both performance and commitment to sport in the recreational sphere. In theory, there is a clear demarcation between purely recreational pursuits and competitive sports, where the emphasis will be centered on the achievement of success and the attainment of physical skills through rigorous training.Aim of the study: the idea of this study came to identify the obstacles to recreational sports tourism in the Egyptian Federation For triathlon after the 25th of January revolution. Methodology:The research community represents the trainers, administrators, workers, and pioneers of the Egyptian Triathlon Federation. The stratified random method, so that it constitutes an acceptable number to represent the research community, and the number of them reached (120) coaches, administrators, workers, and pioneers in the Egyptian Triathlon Federation. The duration is from 12 August 2021, 10 years after the January 25 revolution.Recommendations: Considering the objectives of the research and within the limits of the research community and the selected sample, and considering the results achieved, the research team recommends: The Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Olympic Committee hold specialized training courses in Recreational Sports Tourism and its importance to the economics of sports in Egypt. Raising awareness of the actual transformation of the sport from training and professionalism, Considering sports tourism as a service industry at the highest level.Providing an appropriate organizational structure within the Egyptian Triathlon Federation for sports tourism and recreation. Providing the necessary financial support for implementing the Federation's plan

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Obstacles to recreational sports tourism for the Egyptian Triathlon Federation after the 25 January revolution

2022

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“…La estrategia metodológica propuesta en esta investigación se basó en la utilización de los modelos de equilibrio general lineal. Específicamente, los modelos basados en Matrices de Contabilidad Social (MCS), ya que los mismos permiten realizar un análisis estructural de las actividades deportivas dentro del sector turístico en Castilla y León mediante la metodología del Análisis Estructural (Pedauga, Pardo-Fanjul, Redondo & Izquierdo, 2020).…”

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Impacto económico de los pequeños y medianos eventos deportivos. Estudio del caso de la región de Castilla y León (España). (The economic impact of small and medium sized sporting events: A study of the case of the autonomic region Castile and León (Spain))

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El objetivo de este artículo se centra en el estudio de aporte económico de las diversas competiciones deportivas de una comunidad autónoma española. Para el estudio se seleccionaron de forma aleatoria 6.981 asistentes en eventos deportivos. Los resultados exponen diversas tendencias que, basadas en evidencias, pueden resultar de utilidad para los responsables de gobierno encargados del desarrollo de políticas de promoción del turismo deportivo. El impacto total de las actividades deportivas sobre el producto interior bruto (PIB) en la economía de Castilla y León, a precios básicos, puede estimarse en 1.655.438.627 € y el mayor efecto de las actividades deportivas es el asociado a las ligas con un impacto total de 930.236.097 €. Más del 82% de los asistentes no residían en la ciudad del evento y su estancia medía estuvo comprendida entre los 1,38 días de los campeonatos y los 4,56 de los torneos. Además, el mayor gasto medio por participante en alojamiento y comida y bebida se encontró en las ligas con una distribución entre el 27% (en alojamiento) y el 51,9% (en comida y bebida). Palabras clave: turismo activo; matriz de contabilidad social; políticas turísticas; gastos Abstract. The main scope of this paper examines the economic weight of the different competitive sporting practices of a regional economy of Spain. 6,981 participating people in sporting events were randomly selected. The results present some trends that could be of real use for governments to develop evidence-based policies related to sport tourism promotion. The economic impact of sports activities on the gross domestic product at basic prices may be estimated as €1,655,438,627 on the economy of Castile and Leon and the greatest effect from sporting activities is that associated with leagues and their total impact is €930,236,097. More than 82% of participating people did not be resident in the city country and the average stay of the participants ranged from 1.38 days for the championships and 4.56 days for the tournaments. Furthermore, average expenses per participant in accommodation and food and drink are those with the highest values acquired during the leagues, with a range between 27% (in accommodation) and 51,9% (in food and drink). Keywords: active tourism; social accounting matrix; tourism policy; planning; expenditures.

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“…Based on post-Keynesian theory, the social accounting matrix is used to examine changes in demand and household income, and the conclusions suggest that the state becoming the employer of last resort will help reduce unemployment in the mainstream approach, with female income multipliers playing a role in both supply and demand [ 52 ]. The social accounting matrix (SAM) has empirical applications in several areas including tourism [ 53 , 54 , 55 ], energy [ 53 , 56 , 57 ], environment [ 58 , 59 ] and employment [ 60 , 61 ]. In the social accounting matrix (SAM) for India, it is noted that the labour demand multipliers are higher in agriculture and services.…”

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Addressing the COVID-19 Shock: The Potential Job Creation in China by the RCEP

Yong

Lee

2022

IJERPH

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In 2020, coronavirus disease (COVID-19) left around 81% of the global workforce, nearly 2.7 billion workers, affected. Employment in China was the first to be hit by COVID-19. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is expected to bring dynamism to China’s employment market in an era of long COVID-19. This study aims to examine the number of sectoral jobs that the RCEP will create in China, with the number of skilled or unskilled labour employed in each sector. The exogenous shocks to the RCEP can be reflected in the number of jobs created through multipliers based on a social accounting matrix compiled from China’s input-output tables in 2017, combined with the employment satellite accounts compiled. The results show that the RCEP is expected to create over 17 million potential jobs in China, with unskilled labour accounting for 10.44 million and skilled labour for 6.77 million. It is even expected that there will be job losses in the metalworking machinery sector. The contribution of this paper can serve as a reference for policies to protect vulnerable sectors, further open up trade markets and strengthen cooperation among RCEP members as important measures to address the employment impact of long COVID-19.

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Assessing the economic contribution of sports tourism events: A regional social accounting matrix analysis approach

Cited by 25 publications

References 72 publications

Obstacles to recreational sports tourism for the Egyptian Triathlon Federation after the 25 January revolution

Obstacles to recreational sports tourism for the Egyptian Triathlon Federation after the 25 January revolution

Impacto económico de los pequeños y medianos eventos deportivos. Estudio del caso de la región de Castilla y León (España). (The economic impact of small and medium sized sporting events: A study of the case of the autonomic region Castile and León (Spain))

Addressing the COVID-19 Shock: The Potential Job Creation in China by the RCEP

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