2007
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.999927
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Estimating Tourist Externalities on Residents: A Choice Modeling Approach to the Case of Rimini

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“…While on one side tourism literature finds evidences on the positive role of tourism for economic growth, on the other side, it stresses the potential negative effects of a possible overproduction: in attractive locations, tourists and residents compete for the use of natural amenities along with a long list of public and private services, as a result, an unbalanced number of visitors may generate a switch of the virtuous economic cycle into a vicious one via the generation of many types of negative externalities. Shubert (2009, pp.3-4) (Budowski, 1976;Liu, Sheldon and Var, 1987;Dwyer and Forsyth, 1993;Chao, Hazari and Sgro, 2004;Cushman et al 2004;Aguilò et al, 2005;Cerina, 2007) or at the change in the residents attitude towards tourism (Akis et al, 1996;Faulkner and Tideswell, 1997;Johnson, 1997, 1999;Haralambopoulos and Pizam, 1996;Figini et al, 2007). Little attention is given to the possible negative externalities arising from the increase of crime in tourist destinations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While on one side tourism literature finds evidences on the positive role of tourism for economic growth, on the other side, it stresses the potential negative effects of a possible overproduction: in attractive locations, tourists and residents compete for the use of natural amenities along with a long list of public and private services, as a result, an unbalanced number of visitors may generate a switch of the virtuous economic cycle into a vicious one via the generation of many types of negative externalities. Shubert (2009, pp.3-4) (Budowski, 1976;Liu, Sheldon and Var, 1987;Dwyer and Forsyth, 1993;Chao, Hazari and Sgro, 2004;Cushman et al 2004;Aguilò et al, 2005;Cerina, 2007) or at the change in the residents attitude towards tourism (Akis et al, 1996;Faulkner and Tideswell, 1997;Johnson, 1997, 1999;Haralambopoulos and Pizam, 1996;Figini et al, 2007). Little attention is given to the possible negative externalities arising from the increase of crime in tourist destinations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous studies that have captured the use values and non-use value of environmental attributes by using two main techniques known as revealed preference and stated preference (Ahmad, 2009;Beharry-Borg and Scarpa, 2010;Brau et al, 2006;Dumitras et al, 2011;Figini et al, 2007;Michaud and Llerena, 2008;Schep et al, 2012;Rawi, 2012;Shoka, 2006;Wehrli, 2007).…”
Section: Economic Valuation Of the Environmental Attributesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por ejemplo, Figini et al (2007) estudian cómo los residentes de Rimini, una popular ciudad italiana costera, asimilan los efectos que producen los turistas. La metodología implementada fue un enfoque de preferencias declaradas, el cual investiga el comportamiento individual y estima el valor de los bienes (o proyectos) pidiendo a las personas elegir entre escenarios cuyas diferencias se deben a combinaciones sistemáticas de atributos distintos.…”
Section: Externalidades Del Turismo Urbano Y Segmentación Del Mercadounclassified
“…(Liu y Sheldon, 1987), tal como ocurre en Rimini. De igual manera, Figini et al (2007) especifican que los principales beneficios son económicos porque incluyen la regeneración de empleos y oportunidades de negocios locales, aumento en el número y tipos de equipamientos, actividades recreacionales y de entretenimiento que también están disponibles para los residentes. Aunque se generan costos por el incremento de crimen, niveles de ruido, polución atmosférica y el aumento de la congestión.…”
Section: Externalidades Del Turismo Urbano Y Segmentación Del Mercadounclassified