The Specificity of Network-Based Business Models in the Tourist-Recreational Sphere

Oborin, Matvey; Шерешева, Марина

doi:10.29141/2218-5003-2017-6-4-3

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“…The analysis of municipal statistics confirms uneven distribution of investment flows within regions, where almost all investments are concentrated in largest cities, primarily in the regional centers. In addition, the problems of small cities are largely due to the lack of institutional and managerial competencies needed to create a favorable investment climate [33].…”

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confidence: 99%

Networking of small cities as a contribution for sustainable regional development

Oborin¹,

Шерешева²

2018

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Secure Development of the Regional Economy

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The article discusses the role of small cities networking in increasing the social and economic regional development efficiency. Specific nature of networking at different management levels is considered, different approaches to the definition of network elements and participants are discussed. Different types of spatial and economic interaction are characterized, a model for participation of small cities with different degree of network embeddedness is proposed.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Networking of small cities as a contribution for sustainable regional development

Oborin¹,

Шерешева²

2018

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Competitive, Sustainable and Secure Development of the Regional Economy

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“…This study contributes to research on the social networks in cultural tourism. Oborin and Sheresheva (2017) found that community bonding was related to natural resources and activities. It could be said that the development of social collectives is strengthening the community network, and enhancing native land for cultural tourism.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Huang et al (2017) highlight that problems of cultural tourism at community level include closed networks and lack of public promotion. Regarding tourism, the focus of most studies is on social network cooperation (Corte & Aria, 2016), the network approach (Farmaki, 2015), social capital (Martínez-Pérez et al, 2016), agency networks (Oborin & Sheresheva, 2017) and global tourism networks (Cornelissen, 2017). Numerous studies of cultural tourism in relation to social networks focus on clusters, landscape concentration and institutions.…”

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confidence: 99%

Investigating the Relationship Between Social and Cultural Tourism in Northeast Thailand: A Case Study of Elephant Community

2021

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The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between social networks and cultural tourism in the elephant-owning community model, north-eastern Thailand.The study employs a sequential mixed-method approach, comprising a qualitative phase (using an inductive approach) and a quantitative phase (a deductive approach). In the qualitative phase, data were collected from 20 key informants, and the second phase involved a sample of 118 members of the elephant-owning communities. Our qualitative study indicates that interpersonal relationships, family ancestors, mahout groups, social status and interdependence of groups contribute to creating the social networks of cultural tourism in elephant communities. The quantitative study shows that the strength of a social network ( ̅ = 3.51, SD = .650, R-squared = .810) accounts for 81% of the model's predictive accuracy.

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“…According to experts [2], the practice of creating industrial parks in solving issues of employment and tourism development turned out to be the most effective for the regions. For mono-formations, industrial parks perform two functions: the economic function helps to develop and introduce new technologies into the production processes of city-forming enterprises; social function generates high quality jobs in the city.…”

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“…In 2020, there are 319 mono-profile entities in the Russian Federation, on the territory of which more than 15 million people live [1]. One in four cities in the country is considered mono-profile, and the share of products of city-forming enterprises located in single-city towns reaches 40% of domestic GDP [2]. In this case, the influence of mono-territories on the economic development of the Russian Federation as a whole is obvious.…”

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Development of single-industry towns as a factor of economic and regional growth

Rubtsov¹,

Литвиненко

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Single-industry towns occupy a special place in the system of regional economic development of Russia. To date, domestic practice has accumulated significant experience in the management of mono-profile areas. In fact, its own model of mono-education management, which includes an individual set of tools for socio-economic impact, has been developed. The institute of development of single-industry towns was formed into a complete system of tested mechanisms and organizational forms of their implementation. The basic directions of support of monoprofile territories are defined, the bodies of development of single-industry towns are created, the complex programs of development of monoformations are tested and adjusted. The process of development of mono-territories has passed to the “post-institutional” stage, when the system of institutions for single-industry towns management (Single-Industry Towns Development Fund), tested in practice, has been subjected to scientific and public criticism, and to date is able to effectively generate a qualitatively different level of influence on the socio-economic situation of cities of the mono-profile type.

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The Specificity of Network-Based Business Models in the Tourist-Recreational Sphere

Cited by 8 publications

References 20 publications

Networking of small cities as a contribution for sustainable regional development

Networking of small cities as a contribution for sustainable regional development

Investigating the Relationship Between Social and Cultural Tourism in Northeast Thailand: A Case Study of Elephant Community

Development of single-industry towns as a factor of economic and regional growth

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