Exploring the relationship between Airbnb and traditional accommodation for regional variations of tourism markets

Leick, Birgit; Kivedal, Bjørnar Karlsen; Eklund, Mehtap Aldogan; Vinogradov, Evgueni

doi:10.1177/1354816621990173

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“…Gunter and Önder (2018) conclude that Airbnb should be seen as a complement to hotels in Vienna given the lack of sought-after hotel room types comparable to Airbnb listings. Leick et al (2021) find a positive long-run effect of Airbnb demand on traditional accommodation in secondary Norwegian destinations, thus also supporting the notion of a complementary relationship. Sainaghi and Baggio (2020) cannot confirm a postulated substitutional nature of Airbnb for the Italian city of Milan because of opposing seasonal patterns.…”

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Zooming into Airbnb listings of European cities: Further investigation of the sector’s competitiveness

Zekan

Gunter

2021

Tourism Economics

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Airbnb has a major role to play in the competitiveness of the overall accommodation sector of individual destinations and it is rather unlikely that this role will diminish in the post-COVID-19 recovery of the tourism industry. Therefore, the present study motivates the Airbnb sector to look back at its past performance for insights that can be used in setting post-pandemic targets. In particular, this research assesses competitiveness of the Airbnb listings of 28 European cities by including hotel-related data as uncontrollable input variables within interactive data envelopment analysis modeling. The contribution lies in joining Airbnb listings and hotels into the benchmarking discussion and efficiency analysis, along with looking beyond the cumulative number of listings by dissecting the overall sector into commercial and private listings—something that has not been attempted as of yet, in spite of the ever-growing body of literature on the sharing economy.

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Section: Related Literaturesupporting

confidence: 71%

Zooming into Airbnb listings of European cities: Further investigation of the sector’s competitiveness

Zekan

Gunter

2021

Tourism Economics

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“…The whole process is embedded in the political context of an individual society. scholarly debates, there is almost no discussion about the strategic orientation of firms (Gularso et al, 2020) and business units, about new ventures or entrepreneurship (Mitra and Chunlin, 2010;Leick, 2020;Socorro Márquez and Reyes Ortiz, 2021), or especially about the challenges of digital transformation (Neirotti and Pesce, 2019; Margherita and Braccini, 2021;Lanzolla et al, 2021;Leick et al, 2021), without a reference to disruption. This has led to the impression that disruption is also a buzzword and the theory itself has been criticized for having significant weaknesses (Lepore, 2014), which led to a public debate in various professional publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times and Business Week (Weeks, 2015).…”

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Disruptive Innovation - A Consolidated Model for the Dissemination of Management Ideas

Breyer-Mayländer,

Zerres

2024

jim

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There is an ongoing debate about the use and scope of Clayton M. Christensen´s idea of disruptive innovation, including the question of whether it is a management buzz phrase or a valuable theory. This discussion considers the general question of how innovation in the field of management theories and concepts finds its way to the different target groups. This conceptual paper combines the different concepts of the creation and dissemination of management trends in a basic framework based on a short review of models for the dissemination of management ideas. This framework allows an analysis of the character of new management ideas like disruptive innovation. By measuring the impact of the theory on the academic sphere using a bibliometric statistic of the number of academic publications on Google scholar and Scopus and a meta-analysis of research papers, we show the significant influence of disruptive innovation beyond pure management fads.

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“…It also has many other advantages. First of all, it can control for individual and temporal effects that are not easily observed due to spatial variations, help to clearly describe the diffusion mechanism of various exogenous shocks, and observe the relative importance of the random disturbance terms that affect the variables (Wu et al, 2019;Pham et al, 2020;Leick et al, 2022). Second, this study set a number of indicators such as industrial base, industrial input, and industrial output in the tourism industry development index.…”

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The contribution and interactive relationship of tourism industry development and technological innovation to the informatization level: Based on the context of low-carbon development

Guo

Yang

Chen

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Research background: Informatization is a new economic form arising from a new round of technological and industrial changes. Information technology has been used to promote the integrated development of the tourism industry and propel technological innovation, which will help accelerate the achievement of the strategic goals of carbon emission peaking and carbon neutrality. China’s informatization level has improved to a certain extent due to the concentration of capital and technological innovation brought about by the government-led model, and also owing to the consumer dynamics released by the industry-side reform.Research contents and methods: This study constructs a panel vector auto-regression model to investigate the impact of tourism industry development and technological innovation on informatization based on Chinese provincial statistics from 2010 to 2019. This study adopts the entropy method, Monte Carlo simulation, variance decomposition, and pulse response to investigate the impact, characteristics, and trends of their interactions.Results: First, tourism industry development, technological innovation, and informatization all experience inertia development and have self-reinforcing mechanisms during the research period. Second, tourism industry development and technological innovation have a significantly positive impact on the enhancement of informatization, and their influence presents a trend, from upward to downward. Third, tourism industry development has a positive impact on technological innovation, and the response trend presents a curve approximately inverted U-shape. Fourth, from the results of variance decomposition, the contribution of technological innovation to the improvement of informatization level increases rapidly and reaches 18.5% and then levels off. The contribution rate of tourism industry development to the improvement of informatization level gradually rises and reaches 5.1%, finally tending to be stable.Contribution: This study reveals that tourism industry development and technological innovation will exert different pulling effects on informatization at different development stages in China and their advantages and provides theoretical contributions to tourism industry development and technological innovation on the advancement of informatization level. The research results provide a reference basis for the government and related industrial sectors in how to effectively facilitate the development of informatization in the context of the low-carbon economy.

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Exploring the relationship between Airbnb and traditional accommodation for regional variations of tourism markets

Cited by 15 publications

References 72 publications

Zooming into Airbnb listings of European cities: Further investigation of the sector’s competitiveness

Zooming into Airbnb listings of European cities: Further investigation of the sector’s competitiveness

Disruptive Innovation - A Consolidated Model for the Dissemination of Management Ideas

The contribution and interactive relationship of tourism industry development and technological innovation to the informatization level: Based on the context of low-carbon development

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