Modelling domestic marine and coastal tourism demand using logit and travel cost count models

Deely, John; Hynes, Stephen; Cawley, Mary; Hogan, Sarah

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2022.11.003

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“…Such circumstances can be reflected in the local economic scene. The increasing intensity of coastal development tends to make local economic activities lean on coastal tourism [12]. Local cultures and wisdom are often sidelined by the local communities in favour of satisfying the tourism demands [11].…”

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Environmental Carrying Capacity Assessment for Coastal Tourism Hub in Sekotong, West Lombok

Farhan,

Buchori,

Sari

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Coastal tourism is a tourism market segment that is increasing in popularity. The said increase happened due to coastal destinations’ ability to give visitors a tranquil and isolated atmosphere. This trend often triggered excessive coastal developments that could strain and cause irreparable damage to the local coastal ecosystem. Previous findings stated that a local environmental carrying capacity assessment needs to be formulated before a physical development can be exercised. Sekotong is a district in West Lombok that has the potential to be developed as a coastal tourism hub. It is located by the Lombok Strait that has good surfing waves and a beautiful seascape. This region is projected to experience a drastic visitor increase in the coming years. These potentials and increasing visitor number projections could attract physical development interests in the future. This study aims to assess local environmental carrying capacity, especially regarding coastal tourism activities. A quantitative approach utilizing statistical data and remote sensing tools is done to assess the physical and real carrying capacity models. The assessment shows that the study area can endure tourism development that is aimed to satisfy 3.087,57 individuals. This number represents the local ecosystem’s limit to endure future development plans and is expected to be referenced in future physical development plans in Sekotong. This study is also hoped to contribute to local coastal environment sustainability.

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“…Coastal ecosystems are found to be fragile and tend to be easily disrupted by intense disruption [14][15][16]. The increasing coastal developments can impact the local ecosystem negatively while benefiting economically [8,12,17]. Excessive tourism development contributed to coastal habitat destruction and biomass reduction [18,19].…”

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Environmental Carrying Capacity Assessment for Coastal Tourism Hub in Sekotong, West Lombok

Farhan,

Buchori,

Sari

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Port city-seaport exchange brings about mutual benefits. The seaport strengthens its competitive position in the international arena, while the port city and local tourism develop thanks to the influx of passengers, whose goal is more and more often not only to experience and relax on cruise ships, but also to explore port cities and their tourist attractions [26].…”

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A Comparative Analysis of Seaports in Terms of the Development of Maritime Tourism in the Area of the Baltic Sea

Baran,

Neumann

2023

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This study examines maritime tourism in the Baltic Sea region. The first part presents basic information related to the maritime tourism market, along with the key aspects and effects that the maritime tourism market has on the regions where it takes place. The next part concerns the Baltic Sea. The location and characteristics of the Baltic Sea are briefly presented. Passenger shipping connections between Baltic ports are described. The last part is devoted to the analysis of statistical data in the Baltic Sea region, focusing on passenger exchange in selected ports and in the entire Baltic Sea over the years. Finally, the potential directions of the development of maritime tourism in the Baltic Sea are characterized.

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Research on the Development Efficiency of Sports Tourism Demonstration Bases in Sichuan and Chongqing Regions Based on Network Concerns

Huang,

Luo,

Dai

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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Modelling domestic marine and coastal tourism demand using logit and travel cost count models

Cited by 7 publications

References 43 publications

Environmental Carrying Capacity Assessment for Coastal Tourism Hub in Sekotong, West Lombok

Environmental Carrying Capacity Assessment for Coastal Tourism Hub in Sekotong, West Lombok

A Comparative Analysis of Seaports in Terms of the Development of Maritime Tourism in the Area of the Baltic Sea

Research on the Development Efficiency of Sports Tourism Demonstration Bases in Sichuan and Chongqing Regions Based on Network Concerns

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