Destination sustainability in the sharing economy: a conceptual framework applying the capital theory approach

Zhang, Huiying; Leung, Xi Y.; Bai, Billy

doi:10.1080/13683500.2021.1937076

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“…The interaction and collaboration among stakeholders are crucial to the sustainability of tourism (Roxas et al, 2020;Saito and Ruhanen, 2017). Sharing accommodation is a growing and promising field, and the success of the sharing economy depends on the collaboration of multiple stakeholders (Hati et al, 2021;Zhang et al, 2022). Scholars have identified different stakeholders in the sharing economy.…”

Section: Theoretical Foundation 21 Stakeholder Theory and Sharing Acc...mentioning

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“…Hossain (2020) pointed out that the sharing economy has additional stakeholders such as governments and politicians. Zhang et al (2022) identified the five crucial stakeholders in the sharing economy as consumers, tourism enterprises, sharing economy platforms, residents and governments. La et al (2021) identified six key IJCHM 35,4 stakeholders in sharing accommodation: hosts, consumers and platforms are core stakeholders and governments, destinations and industries are secondary stakeholders.…”

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A systematic review of trust in sharing accommodation: progress and prospects from the multistakeholder perspective

Song

Gu²,

Liu³

et al. 2022

IJCHM

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Purpose Trust has emerged as a crucial research topic in the sharing economy. However, scholarship on trust in sharing accommodation remains limited. By using stakeholder theory, this study aims to provide a systematic framework for integrating trust among multiple stakeholders and identify potential knowledge gaps and future research directions for trust in sharing accommodation. Design/methodology/approach The authors select papers using a combination of multiple keywords from EBSCOhost and Web of Science. The analysis includes 172 journal papers published between 2011 and 2021. The authors conduct a systematic review through thematic content analysis, and each paper is analyzed using manual coding. Findings The analysis shows that key stakeholders for trust building in sharing accommodation include consumers, hosts, platforms, residents and governments, with most studies focusing on the consumer perspective. The study integrates various trust antecedents and outcomes from the above multistakeholder. Second, this study summarizes the most commonly used theories, and more diversified theories could be applied to future research. Third, this study finds that most studies use quantitative methods, and researchers should introduce more integrated methodologies such as machine learning on a large scale. Furthermore, the current research disciplinary paradigm should be extended to multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to promote innovation in trust research. Finally, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought both challenges and opportunities to industry as well as researchers, and more institutional rather than commercial perspectives need to be addressed. Research limitations/implications The study contributes to the trust and the sharing economy literature by providing a systematic framework for integrating trust from multistakeholder perspectives. The study also points out several future research directions by combining micro and macro multistakeholder perspectives, identifying more diversified theories and methodologies and specifying multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches. Originality/value The study advances knowledge by providing a systematic framework for integrating trust among multiple stakeholders and proposing future research directions for trust in sharing accommodation.

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Section: Theoretical Foundation 21 Stakeholder Theory and Sharing Acc...mentioning

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Section: Theoretical Foundation 21 Stakeholder Theory and Sharing Acc...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic review of trust in sharing accommodation: progress and prospects from the multistakeholder perspective

Song

Gu²,

Liu³

et al. 2022

IJCHM

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“…Kako bi se osigurala implementacija održivog razvoja turizma, nužno je kontinuirano praćenje i kontrola pokazatelja utjecaja turizma, u svrhu pravovremene primjene preventivnih i korektivnih mjera." (Klarin, 2017) Sukladno s time, predlažu se različiti modeli održivog razvoja turizma turističkih destinacija koji se temelje na teoriji dionika (Klarin, 2017;Mičetić Fabić, 2017;Zhang et al, 2021), koji uz ekonomsku i društvenu, sadrže i sastavnicu okolišne održivosti. Međutim, samo rijetki modeli integriraju programe ekološkog certificiranja (Klarin, 2017) koji se mogu promatrati kao potpora razvoju održivog turizma pojedine destinacije.…”

Section: Održivi Razvoj Turizmaunclassified

Korištenje Ekološkog Certificiranja Kao Alata Poticanja Održivog Razvoja Turističke Destinacije – Analiza Mrežnih Stranica Dionika U Turizmu Jadranske Hrvatske

Pičuljan¹,

Damijanić²,

Luk³

2021

Ekonomska misao i praksa

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Održivi razvoj postaje sve važnija pretpostavka turističkog razvoja. Programi ekološkog certificiranja, uslijed koordiniranog djelovanja relevantnih dionika u turizmu, mogu biti potpora razvoju održivog turizma. Sukladno tome, cilj je ovog istraživanja identifikacija i analiza potpore turističkih zajednica i tijela javne uprave u razvoju održivog turizma Republike Hrvatske u kontekstu programa ekološkog certificiranja. Prilikom identifikacije ove potpore analizira se sadržaj mrežnih stranica turističkih zajednica i tijela javne uprave na području sedam županija Jadranske Hrvatske. U analizi sadržaja mrežnih stranica koriste se deskriptivna analiza i analiza sadržaja. Sveukupno su identificirana tri programa koje promoviraju dionici. Rezultati istraživanja pokazuju slabu razinu potpore održivog razvoja promocijom programa ekološkog certificiranja koja pretežito uključuje informiranje.

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“…Among all destinations, cities have been on the frontline of accommodating tourists and preserving cultural resources (Almuhrzi and Al-Azri, 2019). Cities benefit from tourism development not only by improving local welfare but also by maintaining sustainable preservation, aligned with core ideas backboned SDGs (Zhang et al , 2022). Among all the prominent attributes that depict the cultural aspects of tourism development in cities, cultural attractiveness serves as a significant motivation for tourists to choose a certain place to visit over another (González and López, 2017).…”

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Cultural attractiveness index for sustainable cities: Tourism Agenda 2030

Zhang

Leung

Bai

2023

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Purpose Aligned with cultural attraction theory, this study aims to propose a cultural attractiveness index (CAI) that helps tourism practitioners and scholars evaluate and track the cultural attractiveness of urban destinations (cities) in the context of sustainable development. Design/methodology/approach Applying the Delphi method, a panel of experts was recruited to conduct three rounds of review to generate dimensions and determine indicators and corresponding weights. This study then verified CAI with statistical data from three sample cities (London, New York and Beijing). Findings A 12-item three-dimensional index structure (cultural places, cultural activities and cultural atmosphere) was created as CAI. This study also applied the CAI to compare three sample cities. The comparison identified possible aspects to be improved in developing cultural attractiveness, confirming CAI’s usefulness in fostering sustainable development. Originality/value The new CAI offers an effective tool for ascertaining a sustainable city’s cultural attractiveness while extending the cultural attraction theory and filling the existing gaps in the literature through a benchmark instrument. The CAI also provides an effective tool for destination managers and tourism practitioners for their sustainable initiatives in cities.

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Destination sustainability in the sharing economy: a conceptual framework applying the capital theory approach

Cited by 9 publications

References 99 publications

A systematic review of trust in sharing accommodation: progress and prospects from the multistakeholder perspective

A systematic review of trust in sharing accommodation: progress and prospects from the multistakeholder perspective

Korištenje Ekološkog Certificiranja Kao Alata Poticanja Održivog Razvoja Turističke Destinacije – Analiza Mrežnih Stranica Dionika U Turizmu Jadranske Hrvatske

Cultural attractiveness index for sustainable cities: Tourism Agenda 2030

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