Sustainable Entrepreneurship Tourism: An Alternative Development Approach for Remote Coastal Communities Where Awareness of Tourism is Low

Porter, Brooke A.; Orams, Mark B.; Lück, Michael

doi:10.1080/21568316.2017.1312507

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“…Also, cooperation between the government and the management of tourism zones in promoting tourism zones through festivals is a strategy for the development of tourism zones [36]. Community participation in tourism activities that are effective and meaningful in planning Tourism areas become a strategy in the development of community-based tourism areas [37]. The image of tourism destinations, infrastructure development, training, and workforce education, quality management, and sustainable management is needed by public and private policy stakeholders who prepare for the future of tourism [38].…”

Section: Lok Baintan Floating Market Tourism Management Strategiesmentioning

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Floating Market Tourism Area: Sustainable Tourism Management Strategy

Arisanty¹,

Alviawati²,

Setiawan³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Floating market tourism area Lok Baintan is a unique tourist area in Indonesia. However, the existence of this floating market is still not well managed, so it is less developed. The purpose of this study is to analyze the potential, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the management of the Lok Baintan tourism area and determine the sustainable management strategy of the Lok Baintan Floating Market tourism area. Respondents in this study are traders who trade in Lok Baintan Floating Market by 6 people, manager of the Lok Baintan tourism area and at the same time the village head of Lok Baintan by 1 person, and the Tourism Office of South Kalimantan Province by 1 person. SWOT analysis is used to determine the strategy in the management of this tourist area. The results showed that the strategy in the management of this tourism area is to complete tourism facilities, tourism product innovation, enhancing the quality of tourism actors, regeneration of tourism actors, and financial support for enhancing tourism product and facility innovations. The synergy between local government policies and the community as tourism actors is needed to create tourism activities sustainable.

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Section: Lok Baintan Floating Market Tourism Management Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Floating Market Tourism Area: Sustainable Tourism Management Strategy

Arisanty¹,

Alviawati²,

Setiawan³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Pongponrat (2011) analyzed the ways in which local entrepreneurs on the Thai island of Samui interacted with state-led developments in local tourism and found that local food-vendors and their families were not engaged with tourism strategies because of a lack of interest in participation, which in turn was primarily due to a lack of a sufficient consultation phase in the development of these strategies. Porter et al (2018) found in their study of the role of tourism entrepreneurship in two coastal communities in the Philippines that entrepreneurship itself offered opportunities for exactly this kind of missing engagement in wider tourism development strategies, and that where communities were difficult to engage in traditional tourism planning consultations, they could be brought into the process through offering opportunities for them to develop their livelihoods.…”

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Entrepreneurship in island contexts: A systematic review of the tourism and hospitality literature

Booth

Chaperon

Kennell

et al. 2020

International Journal of Hospitality Management

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Entrepreneurship is vital to the success of tourism and hospitality and the sector makes an important contribution to many island economies. Despite this, far too little attention has been paid by researchers to tourism and hospitality entrepreneurship in islands (THEI). This research helps to address this gap through a systematic review of the literature, conducted to provide a platform for further research and to help investigators set their research priorities and thereby advance understanding of this important field. Using the Scopus database and the PRISMA technique, a total of 132 articles were included in bibliometric and thematic content analyses. The review revealed that, although there has been an increase in THEI research, this has tended to focus on the Asia-Pacific region rather than the European and North American contexts. It was also found that, hitherto, the generalizability of much THEI published research is limited. It is therefore suggested that researchers consider redressing this geographical bias and conduct more quantitative and comparative THEI studies. Further opportunities exist for scholars to investigate the characteristics and behaviors of tourism and hospitality island entrepreneurs as well as the impacts of the industrial and spatial aspects of THEI. For professionals working in island economic development and business support, this research identifies many of the challenges and opportunities associated with supporting THEI.

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“…In another context, according to the Path Dependence phases, Playa Ventura's processes have been slow and long, considering that its preformation began in 1970. It can be remarked that Playa Ventura's type of development is endogenous and, usually, the growth under this approach is slow, in counterpart of the exogenous that brings unleashed growth and with greater negative impacts [8,9].…”

Section: Path Dependence and Sna In The Evolution Of Tourism In Crcmentioning

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“…CRCs' economies are based on small-scale sea-fishing complemented with agricultural activities [7]. However, fishing activities as a way of living are in decline, as a result of overexploitation of resources, privatization of the coast and climate change [8,9]. Accordingly, CRCs around the world are experiencing different types and transformation processes derived from their insertion into tourist activities [10].…”

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Path Dependence and Social Network Analysis on Evolutionary Dynamics of Tourism in Coastal Rural Communities

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The studies on the evolution of tourist destinations are not a new issue, however, most of them have been focused on consolidated destinations, whereas only a minimum has been done on tourism transformation in rural areas. The objective of this work is to diagnose the evolutionary process of tourism in Coastal Rural Communities (CRCs). To do this, we propose a model which combines two research approaches, Path Dependence and Social Network Analysis. The methodological approach is divided into three parts: design, application and validation, and it is based on collecting in situ and identifying key informants. In the first part, the stages of a Path Dependence for a CRC are conceptualized and bipartite graphs are constructed to show the relationships between: (1) the identified establishments built in a period of time and (2) positive and negative lock-ins with a greater degree of influence on the evolutionary process. On this basis, the resulting graphs are associated with the stages of the Path Dependence. In the second part, the model theoretically raised is applied as an empirical case at the CRC of Playa Ventura, Guerrero, in the Southern Pacific of Mexico. Finally, we validated the model based on the results obtained, which indicate that the model is suitable for the generation of knowledge about the evolutionary process of tourism in CRC’s, and therefore, it opens the possibility of being replicated in other communities with the same characteristics.

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Sustainable Entrepreneurship Tourism: An Alternative Development Approach for Remote Coastal Communities Where Awareness of Tourism is Low

Cited by 34 publications

References 53 publications

Floating Market Tourism Area: Sustainable Tourism Management Strategy

Floating Market Tourism Area: Sustainable Tourism Management Strategy

Entrepreneurship in island contexts: A systematic review of the tourism and hospitality literature

Path Dependence and Social Network Analysis on Evolutionary Dynamics of Tourism in Coastal Rural Communities

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