Examining the impact of visa restrictions on international tourist flows using panel data: Un análisis con datos de panel

Artal-Tur, Andrés; Pallardó-López, Vicente; Silvente, Francisco Requena

doi:10.4067/s0718-52862016000200005

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“…9 Another study, using a theory grounded gravity model, determined a causal negative impact of visa restrictions on international tourist flows. 10 Yet another study estimates that, on average, the introduction of a visa requirement reduces direct bilateral flows by between 41 and 47 per cent, while increasing the flows towards other destinations between 3 and 14 per cent. 11 Mathias Czaika and Hein de Haas have found that visa introduction causes an asymmetric policy effect.…”

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Visas: How They Work—An India–Bangladesh Case Study

Chakravorty

Chaturvedi

2015

Strategic Analysis

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Visas: How They Work—An India–Bangladesh Case Study

Chakravorty

Chaturvedi

2015

Strategic Analysis

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“…Several factors influence traveling, such as distance (Artal-Tur, Pallardó-López, & Requena-Silvente, 2016;Mariyono, 2017;Mishra & Bansal, 2017), cost (Moon & Han, 2019;Chhorn, 2017;Utama, 2016), assessment over the destination (Battour, Hakimian, Ismail, & Boğan, 2018;Liu, Li, & Kim, 2017), infrastructure support, availability…”

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“…Apart from the factors that motivate tourists to visit a destination, there are also several external factors, such as destination marketing (Liu, Pan, & Zheng, 2019;Sukirman, 2017) and policies issued by the destination countries (Artal-Tur et al, 2016;Mylonopoulos, Moira, & Kikilia, 2016;Ob & Mp, 2018). Data from Badan Pusat Statistik (2020) mentioned that foreign tourists in 2019 reached 16.106.954 international arrivals.…”

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Demographical Analysis and Cultural Characteristic to Attract Japanese Tourists to Indonesia

Asthu¹,

Putra²

2021

Binus Business Review

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Japan is one of the biggest international tourist contributors to Indonesia. However, in recent years, there is a negative growth. It is caused by the demographical change of the Japanese population and outbound. Hence, research about the cultural ethnicity and social conditions affecting international travelers' behavior in tourism activities is needed. The research focused on the segmentation and strategies to attract foreign tourist which Indonesia would carry. The applied research method was a qualitative descriptive approach that utilized secondary data, such as demographical data and cultural characteristics. Data were taken from the Central Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Indonesia, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia, World Bank, and Statistics Bureau of Japan. Then, those data were analyzed by a descriptive statistics method. The result intends to formulate a strategy to seek more potential tourist growth from a Japanese market. The result shows four strategic efforts that Indonesia can take to maximize the potential for the arrival of foreign tourists from Japan. The government can consider the increased number of “silver age” and adult female workers (Joshitabi), which dominate the travelers’ segment to Indonesia, and pay attention to air connectivity and unique cultural characteristic of Japan.

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“…This time, visa fees for Chinese visitors are continuously under review. Admittedly, visas are an important instrument that governments use to control who can enter their countries for specific purposes (Artal-Tur et al, 2016). The immediate effect of such an instrument is to ensure security for a country where undesirable foreign nationals are screened and prevented from entering.…”

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The economic impacts of a changing visa fee for Chinese tourists to Australia

2017

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Chinese tourism demands in Australia have increased exponentially in recent time, driven largely by increases in the number of visitors. The hidden important fact of this market is its high price sensitivity, which is vital to the growth of the dominant Chinese tourism segment in the total inbound sector of the country. This article addresses a concern of the tourism industry regarding a possible policy change on a tourist visa fee for Chinese nationals that potentially has adverse impacts on the economy. The article demonstrates that the revenue objective of an increase in the visa fee for Chinese visitors is unlikely to be a successful policy, as it will take a long time for the visa revenue to compensate for the losses of gross domestic product. In the extreme, the GDP losses may never be compensated adequately by the increased visa revenue.

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Examining the impact of visa restrictions on international tourist flows using panel data: Un análisis con datos de panel

Abstract: Using newly panel data on visa restrictions for the years 2000 and 2010 in a theory

Cited by 17 publications

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Visas: How They Work—An India–Bangladesh Case Study

Visas: How They Work—An India–Bangladesh Case Study

Demographical Analysis and Cultural Characteristic to Attract Japanese Tourists to Indonesia

The economic impacts of a changing visa fee for Chinese tourists to Australia

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