Perception of social prosperity in indigenous tourism destinations in Mexico: The mediator effect of competitiveness of the destinations

Ramos-García, Jorge Luis; Vargas-Chanes, Delfino; Toledo-López, Arcelia

doi:10.1080/23311975.2023.2235105

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“…Social prosperity in the tourism activity sector was and is appreciated by experts as a phrase that correlates very easily with the competitiveness of urban tourist destinations [103][104][105][106]. As a result, the competitiveness of tourist destinations influences social prosperity, because it increases the economic income of the local population, conserves tourism resources in a sustainable way, creates new employment opportunities, social welfare [106][107][108], and increases the quality of life of the population within urban destinations (example: the city of Craiova), but also offers tourists unique experiences in terms of the tourist potential of urban tourist destinations [109].…”

Section: The Prosperity Of the Urban Tourist Destination Craiovamentioning

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Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

Mazilu,

Niță,

Drăguleasa

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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In accordance with the 2030 Agenda, the prosperity of tourist destinations holds a crucial role in the sustainable development of urban areas. Tourism represents an imperative solution in transitioning from survival to success after the COVID-19 pandemic. The stakeholders in the field should introduce new tourism forms that enable a more comprehensive strategy for managing and developing responsible tourism, bringing into focus new skills, resources, and levels for change to develop resilience, urban community satisfaction, and the unique intrinsic attraction of each tourist destination in Romania. This study develops a model of prosperity for urban tourist destinations, which can be applied to medium-large cities in Romania. We propose for the city of Craiova the use and identification of four spheres of sustainability, which in turn have a set of 17 indicators. The research method used to determine the indicators has two stages: (1) the analysis of the specialized literature to identify the appropriate indicators for an urban destination and (2) statistical analyzes and interviews with internal stakeholders (residents), which present their tourist perspective of the city. This article tackles an innovative concept, called prosperity and innovation in Craiova tourism, which can be implemented in all tourism niches and brings new development perspectives that correspond to the norms of sustainable development and their direction towards sustainability. The article addresses the concept of prosperity in tourism and contains information about: the definition of prosperity, the concept of prosperity (an engine of innovation in tourism and its implications), but also perspectives for a prosperous tourism policy in Craiova tourism.

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Section: The Prosperity Of the Urban Tourist Destination Craiovamentioning

confidence: 99%

Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

Mazilu,

Niță,

Drăguleasa

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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From conservation to prosperity: a quantitative study on the positive correlation between sustainable tourism practices and economic growth

Pai,

Zhang,

Wang

et al. 2024

Current Issues in Tourism

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Creación de capacidades de gestión para el desarrollo del turismo rural: un enfoque desde la colaboración Universidad-Empresa

Noa Guerra,

Gascón González,

Rodríguez Torres

2024

SUMNEG

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Introduction: Municipal autonomy in crafting and executing local development strategies is pivotal for reducing reliance on central authority and fostering solutions to economic, social, and environmental challenges at the grassroots level. Strengthening management capacities within each municipality is therefore crucial for driving local initiatives that effectively address these issues. Objective: To identify, through university-industry collaboration, strategies for expanding management capacities for rural tourism as a catalyst for local development at the municipal level. Methodology: This research adopts a descriptive, qualitative approach. Methods such as documentary analysis, scientific observation, and interviews were employed to underpin the proposal, drawing from experiences in the Avileño municipalities of Florencia, Chambas, and Bolivia. Results: Several integrated actions and workshops have been structured within the university-industry-municipality framework, offering a suite of tools that enhance learning and foster innovative management capacities at the municipal level, with a focus on leveraging tourism activity for local development. Conclusions: The proposed actions and workshops represent a significant stride in rural tourism management within these municipalities. Establishing structures and operational systems is crucial for driving the local economy and organizing knowledge in tourism, thus facilitating a direct impact on local development.

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Perception of social prosperity in indigenous tourism destinations in Mexico: The mediator effect of competitiveness of the destinations

Cited by 4 publications

References 86 publications

Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

From conservation to prosperity: a quantitative study on the positive correlation between sustainable tourism practices and economic growth

Creación de capacidades de gestión para el desarrollo del turismo rural: un enfoque desde la colaboración Universidad-Empresa

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