El impacto territorial del turismo en el desarrollo sustentable: el caso de las regiones de México 2000-2010

Velasco, Andrés Enrique Miguel; Jiménez, Néstor Solís; Valdez, Julio César Torres

doi:10.25145/j.pasos.2014.12.025

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“…Therefore, tourism competitiveness is presented as a key instrument to turn tourism into a factor of economic development [8][9][10]; it provides countries with the opportunity to maintain their position as leaders in the tourism activity [11] or to obtain a favorable position [12]. The continual interest of the tourism sector in competitiveness is due to the diversification that occurred in this activity; there are destinations competing to have more tourist arrivals or more tourism expenditure, which are indicators that reflect the economic prosperity of their residents [1].…”

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Fuzzy Techniques Applied to the Analysis of the Causes and Effects of Tourism Competitiveness

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The aim of this research is to identify and analyze the causes and effects of tourism competitiveness, as well as cause–effect relationships from the perspective of two groups of experts, which are decision makers versus academics/researchers, both from the tourism sector. The purpose is to respond to the question: do decision makers in the tourism sector share the same perspective as academics/researchers regarding the relationship between the causes and effects of tourism competitiveness? The methodology used is the theory of expertons, the theory of forgotten effects and the Hamming distance. It was found that in most cases, the groups of experts share perspective, since their differences are small or non-existent. However, in all the relationships analyzed (cause–effect, cause–cause, and effect–effect), academic experts reported the highest assessment. The greatest difference in opinion is identified in the evaluation of the “Environmental Commitment” and “Tourist Demand” relationship. Decision makers in the tourism sector are ignoring the growing inclination and sensitivity that tourists are adopting towards the environment. It is necessary for the tourism sector to develop and consolidate its commitment to caring for and preserving the environment, which is an element that contributes to a destination’s competitiveness and has two main effects: tourism demand and customer satisfaction.

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“…The idea has changed from concentrating on tourist attractions to a more systematic strategic growth of the tourism industry; this transformation offers a range of benefits in competitiveness research (Kim, 2012). Tourism competitiveness is seen as a necessary and vital tool for transforming tourism into an economic development tool (Sánchez, 2012;Miguel et al, 2014;Pulido & Sánchez, 2010). Furthermore, it allows countries to retain their leading positions in tourism (Ibáñez, 2011) or, in some cases, achieve a competitive advantage (Leung & Baloglu, 2013).…”

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Tourism competitiveness: bibliometric analysis of global scientific production from 1991 to 2018

Pérez-Romero¹,

Flores-Romero²,

Alfaro‐García³

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In recent years, an increasing number of studies with a focus on competitiveness and economic sectors have been developed. One of them is tourism competitiveness, also known as tourism destination competitiveness and destination competitiveness. Despite the increasing interest and number of studies in this regard, little can be found about tourism competitiveness using bibliometric methods and techniques. The aim of this paper is to use bibliometric tools to examine the evolution of scientific production on the subject of tourism competitiveness. The information in this paper comes from the Web of Science scientific database. The findings demonstrate how far the research has progressed and how influential it has been in the scientific community. In the years 1991 to 2018, a total of 1,325 papers were recovered. Years, citations, writers, universities, countries, journals, and research areas are conveniently organized and presented form the systematically gathered area. Keywords: tourism competitiveness, tourism destination competitiveness, destination competitiveness, bibliometric analysis JEL Codes: L83, Z32, M10 Received: 21/07/2020. Accepted: 08/01/2021. Published: 01/06/2021.

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“…Modelo metodológico para el análisis de la competitividad turística en Puerto Peñasco. Fuente: elaboración propia con base en Crouch y Ritchie, (1999); Dywer y Kim (2003)Miguel et al (2014).…”

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Regional analysis of tourism competitiveness in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico. A vision of local actors

Chávez-Valdez,

Enríquez-Acosta

2024

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Objetivo: analizar la competitividad turística integrando la parte socioeconómica, ya que por sus condiciones naturales y geográficas Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, México, conserva un lugar privilegiado como destino turístico tanto de turistas extranjeros como mexicanos, es por ello que para realizar el presente análisis se aplicó la siguiente. Metodología: al aplicarse una encuesta a los actores locales ligados al turismo, con 60 items donde mayormente tiene como unidad de medida una escala Likert, la encuesta fue procesada con SPSS versión 21 y EQS 6.1, para obtener en el análisis exploratorio y factorial inicialmente. Resultados: en términos cuantitativos, se determina cuáles son las diferentes variables que explican los niveles de competitividad turística por medio de un análisis de correlación. Limitaciones: la encuestas que se aplicaron en Puerto Peñasco se realizaron a los actores ligados al turismo por lo que no fue posible incluir la percepción de otros actores sociales. Conclusiones: Puerto Peñasco es un lugar turístico competitivo de Sonora, el cual tiene un gran potencial para seguir creciendo económicamente de lo que se espera un incremento del turismo en los próximos años y esto se vea reflejado en la generación de valor agregado.

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El impacto territorial del turismo en el desarrollo sustentable: el caso de las regiones de México 2000-2010

Cited by 12 publications

References 11 publications

Fuzzy Techniques Applied to the Analysis of the Causes and Effects of Tourism Competitiveness

Fuzzy Techniques Applied to the Analysis of the Causes and Effects of Tourism Competitiveness

Tourism competitiveness: bibliometric analysis of global scientific production from 1991 to 2018

Regional analysis of tourism competitiveness in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico. A vision of local actors

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