The Influence of Stakeholders in the Birth Stage of Bike Tourism Networks: An Exploratory Study in Italy

Cecere, Raffaele; Terraferma, Michele; Izzo, Francesco; Mazur, Barbara

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“…Cycle tourism is a booming sector and a form of tourism with an increasing number of people every year [13,14]. This paper identifies some gaps in the literature akin to both the scientometric analysis and the concept of open science from the perspective of cycle tourism.…”

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Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

2022

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Cycle tourists are increasingly prominent in the profile of world tourism and, in the light of the literature, it is essential, among other things, to examine more closely who they are, what their concerns and motivations are that generate the choice of a cycle tourism product, and, as a priority, the level of economic, social, and environmental impact they cause at destination. In this context, this literature review aims at identifying authors’ and publishers’ interest in cycle tourism, the positive and negative effects of this form of tourism on the economic environment (direct and indirect), as well as effects on the social environment (benefits and potential drawbacks for local communities, along with health benefits for practitioners) and, last but not least, the degree of vulnerability to economic crises generated by travel restrictions. The conclusions reported in this article, as they have been drawn from analyses and examples of best practice, based on natural and anthropogenic geographical conditions, will be prioritised as future research directions. The usefulness of this approach lies in the information with significant applied and novelty aspects, addressed to local, regional, and national authorities, cycling and cycle-tourism associations, and various private interested enterprises, with a view to promoting cycling for recreational purposes and implementing cycling/cycle-tourism infrastructure as a sustainable way of developing small towns and rural areas with tourism potential.

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Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

2022

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“…In particular, the project aims to develop a new way of offering tourism that involves local accommodations, restaurants and other local businesses. In addition, in the entire region of Tuscany, there was not before a structured tourist product related to cycling, although the territory is absolutely suitable (Cecere et al, 2021).…”

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Bicycle tourism, from pandemic to sustainability: “Terre di Casole Bike Hub” project

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2022

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Social-Driven Innovation in Tourism: A Perspective on Soft Attributes of an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

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The Influence of Stakeholders in the Birth Stage of Bike Tourism Networks: An Exploratory Study in Italy

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Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

Bicycle tourism, from pandemic to sustainability: “Terre di Casole Bike Hub” project

Social-Driven Innovation in Tourism: A Perspective on Soft Attributes of an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

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