Impact of Small and Medium-Sized Tourism Firms on Employment in Kazakhstan

Aktymbayeva, Aliya; Assipova, Zhanna; MOLDAGALIYEVA, Aitolkyn; Nuruly, Yeldar; Koshim, A.

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“…Tourism can have positive and negative points. On the one hand, tourism fi rms create jobs for "socially vulnerable categories of the population, contribute to the development of self-employment", while on the other, competition between "tourism fi rms and big business, leads to the ruin of part of small enterprises and the loss of jobs" (Aktymbayeva et al 2020a(Aktymbayeva et al , p. 1242. Therefore, it is important to create proper "conditions for the functioning of the tourism system under which employment growth would be stable" (p. 1242).…”

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Tourism Development in Kazakhstan – Issues and Ways Forward

Dłużewska

Giampiccoli

Mergalieva

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Potencjał rozwoju turystyki w Kazachstanie -stan obecny i perspektywy Abstrakt: Niniejszy artykuł stanowi głos w dyskusji dotyczącej potencjału i perspektyw rozwoju turystyki w Kazachstanie. Oparty jest na literaturze przedmiotu i wybranych dokumentach strategicznych. Celem jest zaproponowanie drogi rozwoju turystyki w Kazachstanie. Zaprezentowano tu dwa modele: 1) proponujący wybrane rodzaje podejść do rozwoju turystyki, na których kraj może się skoncentrować w strategiach wykonawczych; 2) dotyczący szczegółowych ram funkcjonowania sektora turystycznego. Mimo że modele te z pewnością nie powinny być uważane za ostateczne, to mają one na celu zapewnienie spójnego przewodniego wkładu w przyszły rozwój turystyki w Kazachstanie.

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Tourism Development in Kazakhstan – Issues and Ways Forward

Dłużewska

Giampiccoli

Mergalieva

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“…Therefore, the tourism sector has become an interesting topic for researchers and policy makers to evaluate the impact of the sector and understand the drivers of its performance over time and across countries and regions. This has attracted a great deal of interest in empirical investigations of the tourism-driven growth hypothesis, such as that of Aktymbayeva et al (2020); Belloumi (2010); Roudi et al (2019); Tugcu (2014). The tourism does not necessarily increase income and welfare if it is not capable of implementing policies.…”

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Does Tourism Sector Matter in Regional Economic Development

Laut¹,

Sugiharti²,

Panjawa³

2021

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The regional autonomy policy is expected to promote the government in carrying out fiscal management independently. However, local own-source revenue was the only source of revenue and measurement of independence and it has not been achieved optimally. Many provinces failed to fully support regional needs, even though it has the highest tourism sector revenue contributors. The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of the tourism sector in terms of supply and demand on regional independence. To analyze the regional income model seen from the contribution of the tourism sector by including the lag variable, this study used a Dynamic Panel method which is also known as Partial Adjusted in Central Java Province, Indonesia from 2013-2018. The result showed that the increase in local own-source revenue from the demand side is more elastic than the supply contribution. The addition of new tourist objects without proper management tends not to have a significant impact on regional income. Also, the attraction of people visiting the tourist in Central Java Province is still high because of a significant positive number of tourist arrivals. The government needs to focus on managerial improvements, development, and innovation of existing tourist objects

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“…The dominance of impervious surfaces also changes the local climate, and creates an urban heat island effect. Together with direct human actions these differences have a profound impact on urban biodiversity and the provisioning of ecosystem services (Shandas et al, 2008;Aktymbayeva et al, 2020). Despite this chain of evidence, there has been very little work done on establishing the relationship between access to green space and academic achievement.…”

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The Green Space and Social Impact in Almaty City: A Cross-Sectional Data Analysis

MINZHANOVA¹,

PAVLICHENKO²,

KARBAYEVA³

et al. 2021

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The theory of urban ecology tries to enhance the positive aspects of green space for humans, while at the same time decreasing the negative aspects of cities for the environment. These benefits are reflected in economic terms as they have a positive effect on real estate values, investment, tourism and the quality of life. In this study urban green space is defined as all urban land covered by vegetation of any kind. This covers vegetation on private and public grounds, irrespective of size and function, and can also include small water bodies such as ponds, lakes or streams. This study aims to find the relationship between green space abundance and social impact in particular on academic progress in Almaty city, South Kazakhstan. Data on green space, academic average point score, and nine possible confounding variables were collated. Multiple linear regression analysis was performed. Multivariate data analysis was performed to produce scatter plots that include regression lines. There was a positive relationship between the proportion of green space and better academic average scores per student after accounting for the possible confounding variables. This study provides some support for the idea that access to green space has a positive impact on academic progress, but by no means is it conclusive.

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Impact of Small and Medium-Sized Tourism Firms on Employment in Kazakhstan

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Tourism Development in Kazakhstan – Issues and Ways Forward

Tourism Development in Kazakhstan – Issues and Ways Forward

Does Tourism Sector Matter in Regional Economic Development

The Green Space and Social Impact in Almaty City: A Cross-Sectional Data Analysis

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