Post-pandemic recovery strategies: revitalizing lifestyle entrepreneurship

Dias, Álvaro; Patuleia, Mafalda; Silva, Rui; Estêvão, João; Rodríguez, María Rosario González

doi:10.1080/19407963.2021.1892124

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“…The pandemic has compelled tourism businesses to rapidly operate in newer and more resilient ways as firms have to change priorities and respond to its challenges (Verma and Gustafsson, 2020). At the core of tourism recovery strategies are tourism businesses which include those operated by major corporations as well as smaller family owned operations including lifestyle entrepreneurs (Dias et al, 2021a). In a context wherein many countries are concerned to revitalize their economies and reignite tourism it is essential that greater understanding be developed of the challenges facing these different types of tourism businesses (Dias, 2021b).…”

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“…In a further contribution Alonso et al (2021b: 10) highlight that in order to cope with the fall-out from COVID-19 "self-reliance and self-initiating steps illustrate the need to revert to the implementation of new forms generating revenues, while seeking to limit costs". Another notable investigation is that by Dias et al (2021a) on the category of tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs and of their potential for revitalising their businesses.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Tourism Business Responses to South Africa’s Covid-19 Pandemic Emergency

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2021

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The COVID-19 pandemic has compelled tourism businesses to rapidly adjust operations in newer and more resilient ways as firms have to change priorities and respond to challenges, including of shifts in consumer demand. Extant research on tourism business responses and adaptations to COVID-19 highlights the significance of organizational resilience and ability of businesses to respond to uncertainty. Using a qualitative approach this paper investigates tourism business responses in South Africa, seemingly the country worst hit on the African continent by the COVID-19 crisis. The research analyses tourism business responses occurring in one of South Africa’s tourism-dependent areas and thus most exposed to the radical effects of COVID-19. Key findings are of the self-reliant character of the community of tourism enterprises in and around Overstrand cluster in the Western Cape. Product diversification, reductions of prices, reduced staffing, changed marketing, greater inter-enterprise cooperation are several of the most significant business adjustments undertaken. With the negative financial impacts of COVID19 on local tourism enterprises exacerbated by South African government measures for alcohol bans and beach closures there is evidence of a disconnect and lack of trust between the area’s local businesses and national government.

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Tourism Business Responses to South Africa’s Covid-19 Pandemic Emergency

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2021

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“…Cluster 1, shown in red color in Figure 4 , presents the post-Covid recovery of the tourism sector. Dias et al (2021) is the most related article in the mix and explored the post-pandemic recovery strategies for tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs. They suggest that to overcome the post crises situation, there should enhance communication capacity, availability of niche markets for small scale entrepreneurs, and impediment the common limitations of tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Post Covid-19 Management Strategies and Policies in Hospitality and Tourism

2021

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The strategic perspective of management policies gained utmost importance during the post-Covid era. The researchers are trying to introduce strategies that can help organizations cope with post-crisis destruction. Yet, the research on the topic is fragmented, mainly related to the hospitality and tourism industry. This manuscript aims to present scholarly research findings dealing with the post-Covid-19 management strategies in the hospitality and tourism industry from January 1, 2020, to July 28, 2021. These strategies can play an essential role in the survival and growth of the sectors. The study identified and acknowledged the core contributing authors, journals, countries, affiliation, corresponding authors through bibliometric, citation, and keyword analysis. It also conducted the co-occurrence analysis and reported three significant research streams and bibliometric coupling to identify four research themes for management strategies of the tourism and hospitality industry in the post-Covid era. With the help of an influential and conceptual framework, the study highlights the future challenges managers could face and suggests the possible area for reviewing and revising the existing policies by proposing future directions. Consequently, this study contributes to the current literature on post-Covid-19 management strategies and policies by developing the critical analysis of the extant literature and highlighting the understudy areas that future studies must explore to expand the scope of the research.

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“…In the medium term, marketing campaigns such as advertising and promotion may effectively generate positive media coverage. Finally, at the recovery stage, it is important to restore the destination's image and provide information on the implementation of health and safety travel measures to reassure tourists, mitigate risk perceptions and rebuild their confidence in travelling [46,52,54,66,82,99,100].…”

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Health-Related Crises in Tourism Destination Management: A Systematic Review

2021

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Over the past two decades, the tourism industry has witnessed a range of health-related crises, with the recent outbreak of COVID-19 bringing the industry to a standstill. This systematic literature review serves to understand previous health crises, impacts, and consequences in the tourism industry and identify the current status, intellectual structure, and trends in this research field. A bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer and Gephi was performed over 63 journal articles from 2003 to 2021 indexed in Scopus. Results reveal a research focus shift towards sustainable tourism development. Moreover, the status quo indicates a need for closer research collaboration across continents and more interdisciplinary research in health science and tourism to better understand the broad impacts of pandemic outbreaks and generate new insights into this complex issue.

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Post-pandemic recovery strategies: revitalizing lifestyle entrepreneurship

Cited by 45 publications

References 94 publications

Tourism Business Responses to South Africa’s Covid-19 Pandemic Emergency

Tourism Business Responses to South Africa’s Covid-19 Pandemic Emergency

Bibliometric Analysis of Post Covid-19 Management Strategies and Policies in Hospitality and Tourism

Health-Related Crises in Tourism Destination Management: A Systematic Review

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