Silk Route in the Light of Circuit Tourism: An Avenue of Tourism Internationalization

Manhas, Parikshat Singh; Kour, Parvinder; Bhagata, Akshi

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.07.283

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“…It is noteworthy that today, the promotion of regional tourism plays an important role in our country. At the same time, the region is one of the pressing issues of studying regional tourism concepts, studying regional potential of our country, analyzing trends in tourism development in the regions (Adams, 2004;Manhas, Kour, & Bhagata, 2014;Scheyvens, 2002). L.V.Kovineva believes that tourism is closely linked to many sectors of the regional economy and it is expedient to consider "regional tourism" in three dimensions -geographical, socio-economic and environmental aspects.…”

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confidence: 99%

Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Abdukhamidov¹

2019

Theoretical & Applied Science

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Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Abdukhamidov¹

2019

Theoretical & Applied Science

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“…Other research projects focused on particular facets of destination competitiveness, including its positioning (Pike, 2012;Claveria & Poluzzi, 2016), management systems (Baker, Hayzelden & Sussmann, 1996;Arbulú, Lozano & Rey-Maquiera, 2016), destination commercial profile (Buhalis, 2000;Osman, Johns & Lugosi, 2014), pricing competitiveness (Dwyer, Forsyth & Rao, 2002;Seetaram, Forsyth & Dwyer, 2016), quality management (Assaf & Tsionas, 2015), the environment (Tang, 2015;Cao et al, 2016), nature based tourism (Tirasattayapitak, Chaiyasain, & Beeton, 2015;Rahayuningsih, Muntasib, & Prasetyo, 2016), strategic management (Phillips & Moutinho, 2014;Evans, 2016), and organised circuits/routes (Rodríguez, Molina, Pérez, & Caballero, 2012;Manhas, Kour, & Bhagata, 2014).…”

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Tourism sector competitiveness in Portugal: applying Porter's Diamond

Estevão

Ferreira

Fernandes

2018

TMS

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The tourism sector has stood out for its enormous capacity for growth on a global scale and holding a relevant role both as a tool for the competitiveness and as a driver of regional development. This profile stems not only from its multiplier effects but also the opportunities susceptible to identification within the scope of offsetting regional disparities in growth and prosperity. The objective of this research consists of evaluating the competitiveness of the regional areas and directorates of tourism in Portugal. We have used primary data (a sample of 446 companies), through a questionnaire aimed at companies displaying the activities characteristic of the World Tourism Organisation satellite account. Through the application of Porter's Diamond Model, we attained at a conceptual model through recourse to the Partial Least Square -Path Modelling technique with the objective of analysing the relationships unfolding among the determinant variables to competitiveness in the tourism sector. Despite the results returned proving clear, we also verify that encapsulating competitiveness proves no easy task given how Portugal reports regions with simultaneously very varied and very specific characteristics.Keywords: Tourism, competitiveness, Porter's diamond, regional tourism area, Portugal. ResumoO sector do turismo destaca-se pela enorme capacidade de crescimento a nível mundial, desempenhando um papel relevante tanto como ferramenta para a competitividade como enquanto motor do desenvolvimento regional. Este perfil decorre não apenas dos seus efeitos multiplicadores, mas também das oportunidades suscetíveis de identificação no âmbito da compensação das disparidades regionais no crescimento e prosperidade. O objetivo desta investigação consiste em avaliar a competitividade das áreas regionais e direções do turismo em Portugal. Utilizamos dados primários (uma amostra de 446 empresas), através de um questionário destinado a empresas que exibem as atividades características da conta satélite da Organização Mundial de Turismo. Através da aplicação do Modelo de Diamante de Porter, alcançamos um modelo conceitual através do recurso à técnica de Partial Least Square -Path Modelling com o objetivo de analisar as relações que se desdobram entre as variáveis determinantes para a competitividade no setor de turismo. Apesar de os resultados retornados serem claros, verificamos também que o encapsulamento da competitividade não se revela uma tarefa fácil, dado o fato de Portugal englobar regiões com características simultaneamente muito variadas e muito específicas.Palavras-chave: Turismo, competitividade, diamante de Porter, área regional de turismo, Portugal.

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“…Chinese tourists had taken the first place in world outbound tourism by 2012 surpassing USA and Germany outbound travelers. In 2014, it ac 107.27 million overseas trips were taken by Chinese tourists 2 . Being a neighboring country of China, Nepal certainly needs to take advantage from Chinese outbound tourism market.…”

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“…Tourism has played a vital role in destination development. "Developing a network approach of countries in terms of economy generation has also created the opportunities for tourism participating industries to set the standard at the international level" [2]. Tourism industry can be ample for developing world to uplift economic and social empowerments.…”

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Cross Border Co-Operation through Tourism Promotion & Cultural Exchange: A Case Study along Nepal and China (T.A.R.) OBOR—Prospective

Batala¹,

Regmi²,

Sharma³

2017

OJBM

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Tourism is one of the largest and promising industries in the world. Tourism industry obviously could be one of the milestones for underdeveloped countries' sluggish economy to uplift. This paper advocates and gives the bird eye of view on cross border tourism co-operation and marketing along Nepal and Tibetan autonomous region (China); in addition it describes the ideas of co-operation in various streams of China-Nepal development prospects. Tourism is the potential prime industry in Tibetan autonomous region and Nepal as well. Comparing the facts Tibetan tourism industry is booming, and on the other hand Nepal's tourism is fragile and immature. In this exploratory review paper, we accepted the famous marking model propounded by Igor Ansoff, 1979. Based on Igor model we found numerous potential marketing strategies for development and co-operation in tourism industries along Nepal and TAR. Recently "the one belt one road" is a very hot proposal prolonged by Chinese president "Xi Jinping". This paper also gives a blueprint for the immediate bilateral co-operation along belt and road strategy in Nepal and Tibetan autonomous region frontier.

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Silk Route in the Light of Circuit Tourism: An Avenue of Tourism Internationalization

Cited by 10 publications

References 18 publications

Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Tourism sector competitiveness in Portugal: applying Porter's Diamond

Cross Border Co-Operation through Tourism Promotion & Cultural Exchange: A Case Study along Nepal and China (T.A.R.) OBOR—Prospective

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Silk Route in the Light of Circuit Tourism: An Avenue of Tourism Internationalization

Cited by 10 publications

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Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Distinctive Features of Regional Tourism Development

Tourism sector competitiveness in Portugal: applying Porter's Diamond

Cross Border Co-Operation through Tourism Promotion &amp; Cultural Exchange: A Case Study along Nepal and China (T.A.R.) OBOR—Prospective

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