Self-gentrification as a pro-active response to tourism development

Chan, Jin Hooi; Chen, Shih‐Yu; Ji, Zhongjuan; Zhou, Ying; Qi, Xiaoguang

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“…Therefore, the PICTs can strengthen the construction and renovation of tourism infrastructurewithin the local capacity and customs-and services that would benefit the tourists and the local communities. It, however, needs to avoid negative consequences on local communities, ensuring sustainable tourism development in traditional societies [101,102]. The destinations should also have strategies for green tourism and accelerate the adoption of circular economy practices by the operators of the tourism and hospitality sector.…”

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Novel Sentiment Lexica Derived from User Generating Content by Chinese Tourists in Pacific Islands

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Identification of tourists’ sentiments is relevant to the destination’s planning. Tourists generate extensive User Generated Content (UGC)—embedding their sentiments—in the form of textual data when sharing experiences on the Internet. These UGC tend to influence tourists’ decision-making, thus, representing an important data source for tourism research and planning. By obtaining data from Mafengwo and Ctrip, sentiment analysis was conducted to shed light on the sentiment tendency of Chinese tourists in seven Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs). Eleven thousand two hundred four reviews were obtained between January and March 2021. The data shows that Chinese tourists’ sentiments towards the PICTs are overall positive. Yet, they pay more attention to practical issues such as transportation, visa and fees, and their sentiment orientations are influenced by tourism resources, weather, and perceived safety. Moreover, the study demonstrates that the needs of Chinese tourists in the region are influenced by their physiology, security, self-esteem, belonging, and self-actualisation needs. The study contributes to theory and practice by constructing an exclusive set of Chinese sentiment lexicons for tourism research based on data from the PICTs. This lexicon complements but also contradicts previous studies. In addition to being relevant for the studied region, it can inform similar destinations that may or may not have a relevant Chinese tourism market.

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Novel Sentiment Lexica Derived from User Generating Content by Chinese Tourists in Pacific Islands

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An Overview of Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Tourism, Destination, and Hospitality Research Based on the Web of Science

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Sustainability, entrepreneurship and tourism, destination and hospitality research have attracted scholars’ attention for their relevance in bringing to fruition a future that links economic well-being with the environmental, cultural, and social sustainability of human beings. This article provides a bibliometric overview of the academic research where these topics intersect. To accomplish this, various bibliometric methods are implemented, which include a performance analysis and graphic mapping of the academic production in this specific topic. This research uses the Web of Science database to identify and classify the most preponderant investigations in the field and considers articles, authors, institutions, countries, and journals. To complete the performance analysis, a series of indicators, such as number of papers and number of citations, are used. Graphic visualization maps are produced using the co-citation and co-occurrence of keywords under the Visualization of Similarities—VOSviewer—software. The results show a growing concern for entrepreneurship in sustainable tourism development research, which is evidenced in the increasing number of studies during the last decade. Some influential research institutions and authors from countries including the USA, New Zealand, and Norway are found to be influential leaders in this topic. Additionally, the results show that journals from the area of hospitality, leisure, sport, and tourism are frontrunners in this subject.

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Self-gentrification as a pro-active response to tourism development

Cited by 2 publications

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Novel Sentiment Lexica Derived from User Generating Content by Chinese Tourists in Pacific Islands

Novel Sentiment Lexica Derived from User Generating Content by Chinese Tourists in Pacific Islands

An Overview of Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Tourism, Destination, and Hospitality Research Based on the Web of Science

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