Coping with uncertain future during crisis: fictional expectations of starting hoteliers

Erkuş, Hilal; Terhorst, Pieter

doi:10.1080/13032917.2020.1861039

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“…Much of literature on tourism entrepreneurship has argued that tourism business owners are driven by lifestyle motivations, including living in a certain destination, building social networks or pursuing a passion/interest (Thomas et al , 2011) or social goals (Sigala, 2016). Erkuş and Terhorst (2021) refer to fictional expectations as a motivational basis. These lifestyle and social goals are often more important than business growth (Dias and Patuleia, 2021).…”

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Nascent entrepreneurship: a critical perspective and research agenda in tourism and hospitality

Dias

González‐Rodríguez²,

Hallak³

2022

IJCHM

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Purpose This study aims to systematize the drivers of nascent entrepreneurship in tourism and to suggest avenues for future research. As a consequence of the pandemic, a reduction in early-stage entrepreneurial activity was reported worldwide. The countries that responded best to this situation were those that fostered entrepreneurship at this early stage, designated as nascent. Hence, research on nascent entrepreneurs requires particular attention. Design/methodology/approach To address this study’s goal, the authors have examined the development of nascent entrepreneur literature in the last two decades and discussed how the literature on tourism nascent entrepreneurship relates to the mainstream literature in terms of theoretical frameworks. The authors explored specificities of the tourism industry to propose new research avenues to explore the theme of new venture creation in the hospitality and tourism sector. Findings The authors divided the implication of tourism specificities into main themes: motivations, human and social capital and government and incubators. Several research questions for future research are proposed. Practical implications By focusing on nascent entrepreneurship, researchers and policymakers can obtain important insights from projects that have not been implemented, going beyond those that have been successfully undertaken, as aimed at in entrepreneurship research. Originality/value This research contributes to the nascent tourism entrepreneurship literature by providing theoretical and empirical research questions to advance existing knowledge in tourism nascent entrepreneurship.

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Section: Intrinsic Drivers Of Nascent Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nascent entrepreneurship: a critical perspective and research agenda in tourism and hospitality

Dias

González‐Rodríguez²,

Hallak³

2022

IJCHM

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The temporalities of natural resources extraction: Imagined futures and the spatialization of the lithium industry in Chile

Carrasco

Hernández

Cariaga

2023

The Extractive Industries and Society

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Has the pandemic altered luxury consumption and marketing? A sectoral and thematic analysis

Hati,

Kamarulzaman,

Omar

2024

Int J Consumer Studies

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This study analyzes the literature available on consumer luxury consumption and the marketing of luxury products during the COVID‐19 pandemic. The Scopus database was utilized to search for research on luxury products during the pandemic. The study followed the SPAR‐4‐SLR procedure, with 59 articles analyzed using VOSviewer to provide network and density visualization. Triangulation of analysis was conducted using NVivo as the software offers rigor in the systematic literature review. The VOSviewer network and density visualization show that the analysis of the luxury industry literature can be elucidated by sectors and themes. The results indicate that the majority of the literature on luxury discussed hospitality, especially the hotel setting, followed by luxury fashion and tourism. Many sectors, such as luxury automotive, beauty, arts, and so forth were overlooked. Online landscape, branding, social responsibility, communication, sustainability, the self, and culture are the dominant themes in literature. The study sheds light on important themes, sectors, and research gaps, benefiting academic scholars and industry practitioners in understanding and navigating the challenges and opportunities in the luxury market during crises.

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Coping with uncertain future during crisis: fictional expectations of starting hoteliers

Cited by 3 publications

References 31 publications

Nascent entrepreneurship: a critical perspective and research agenda in tourism and hospitality

Nascent entrepreneurship: a critical perspective and research agenda in tourism and hospitality

The temporalities of natural resources extraction: Imagined futures and the spatialization of the lithium industry in Chile

Has the pandemic altered luxury consumption and marketing? A sectoral and thematic analysis

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