Terrorism and tourism recovery cases

Adeloye, David; Carr, Neil

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“…The present day society is become heavily infested with terrorist groups who are increasingly targeting, attacking, kidnapping and killing international tourists (Stafford et al 2002 ). Adeloye and Carr ( 2019 ) argue that terrorist attacks on tourists serve as unpleasant reminders of how fragile and vulnerable the tourism industry is to terrorism. The UNWTO ( 2018a , b ) advocates for tourist destinations to be proactive and institute quick response or rescue strategies in the aftermath of an attack.…”

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Critical shifts in the global tourism industry: perspectives from Africa

Zhou

2020

GeoJournal

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The study investigates critical shifts impacting the international tourism space in contemporary times. Furthermore, the current study examines tourism policies and product development challenges faced by tourist regions as a consequence of market dynamics. Drawing upon a sample of thirty tourism experts in southern Africa, the critical shifts were identified and key among them include BRICS, terrorism, ageing population, and trophy hunting, are increasingly framing a new narrative for the future growth trajectory of the international tourism industry's value chain in the context of Africa. A conclusion is reached that to attain long term sustainable development of the sunrise multi-trillion dollar industry, it is critical that tourism operators re-set and deploy sharpened strategies which are in synch with the realities obtaining in the broader operating environment. Policy recommendations and managerial implications are proffered.

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Critical shifts in the global tourism industry: perspectives from Africa

Zhou

2020

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Reputation & image recovery for the tourism industry

Adeloye

2020

Annals of Leisure Research

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Impact of the rule of law, corruption and terrorism on tourism: Empirical evidence from Mediterranean countries

Bayar,

Gavriletea,

Remeikienė

2023

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Research background: Tourism sector is considered as a driving force of economic development and understanding factors that deter the flow of tourists and hinder its development, which is essential for all actors involved in this industry. Purpose of the article: The purpose of the article is to investigate the impact of rule of law, corruption, and terrorism on tourism in 14 coastal states of the Mediterranean Sea based on the United Nations classification. Methods: The short and long-run relationships among the rule of law, corruption, terrorism and tourism are respectively analyzed through Dumitrescu and Hurlin causality test and LM bootstrap cointegration test taking notice of the presence of heterogeneity and cross-sectional dependence. Findings & value added: The causality analysis reveals that control of corruption has a significant influence on tourism only in the short run. The cointegration analysis uncovers that terrorism negatively affects the tourism in Albania, Algeria, Egypt, and Tunisia, but improvements in corruption also positively affect the tourism in Albania, Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece and Italy. Last, the rule of law has a positive impact on tourism in Egypt, Greece, and Israel. In this context, the rule of law can also be a key factor for tourism development via combat with corruption and terrorism. Based on some unique characteristics, the Mediterranean region has consolidated its position as the world's leading tourist destination, but to maintain this competitive position, it is crucial to recognize and adopt strategies that respond to all key challenges faced by this sector.

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Terrorism and tourism recovery cases

Cited by 3 publications

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Critical shifts in the global tourism industry: perspectives from Africa

Critical shifts in the global tourism industry: perspectives from Africa

Reputation & image recovery for the tourism industry

Impact of the rule of law, corruption and terrorism on tourism: Empirical evidence from Mediterranean countries

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