The Study of International Tourism Demand: A Review of Findings

Crouch, Geoffrey I.

doi:10.1177/004728759403300102

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“…Exchanges rates remain a constant inclusion because they have been found to be consistently relevant in determining an effective proxy for the relative price of a tourism product at the international level (Sinclair, 1998). There is a preponderance in the literature that assumes consumers are more aware of the rate of currency exchanges between their home country and a country they are considering to visit than they are aware of the price of individual goods and services in that country (Crouch 1994a;1994b, 1994cJohnson & Ashworth, 1990;Webber, 2001). The belief that the rise and fall of one country's currency versus another shapes and directs the volumes and direction of tourism flows is prevalent in econometric tourism demand research (Greenwood, 2007, Lundberg, et.…”

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A Revisit to the Impact of Exchange Rates on Tourism Demand: The Case Of Italy

Quadri

Zheng

2010

The Journal of Hospitality Financial Management

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A Revisit to the Impact of Exchange Rates on Tourism Demand: The Case Of Italy

Quadri

Zheng

2010

The Journal of Hospitality Financial Management

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“…In earlier reviews such as Archer (1980Archer ( , 1987, Bar-On (1984) and Vanhove (1980), considerable attention was devoted to explaining the techniques applicable to tourism demand forecasting. More recently Crouch (1994aCrouch ( , 1994bCrouch ( , 1994cCrouch ( , 1994dCrouch ( , 1995Crouch ( , 1996 conducted a series of more comprehensive reviews covering about 80 econometric studies during the period 1961. In particular, Crouch (1994a, 1994b, 1996 identified various inter-study differences, principally with respect to demand elasticities.…”

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Tourism Demand Modeling and Forecasting: A Review of Literature Related to Greater China

2009

Journal of China Tourism Research

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Greater China, including Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, contributes significantly to both regional and global tourism developments. Empirical research on tourism demand modelling and forecasting has attracted increasing attention of scholars both within and beyond this region. One hundred and eighty articles are identified that were published in both English and Chinese language journals since the beginning of the 1990s. This study presents the largest scale of literature survey on tourism demand studies. Furthermore, this is the first attempt in tourism demand review studies that focuses exclusively on one geographic region and covers bilingual literature. Particular emphasis of this review is placed on research development, geographic focus, data type and frequency, measurement of tourism demand, modelling and forecasting techniques, demand elasticity analysis, forecasting exercises and emerging research trends. Comparisons between the two bodies of literature published in two languages show a number of research gaps, such as the diversity and sophistication of the research methodology, rigour of the modelling and forecasting process and theoretical foundations of demand analysis. Correspondingly, constructive recommendations are made to further advance tourism demand studies related to Greater China.

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“…The first category consists of studies that estimate the determinants of international tourism demand using classical multivariate regressions (e.g. Lim, 1999;Crouch, 1994;and Witt and Witt 1995). The second one includes studies that employ time series and co-integration techniques (e.g.…”

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Determinants of Demand for Foreign Tourism in Indonesia

Mariyono

2017

JEP

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This study aims to analyse the determinants of foreign tourists coming to Indonesia. Tourism sector is important in Indonesian economy because it is one of potential sources of foreign exchange and promotes economic growth. Decrease in number of domestic tourists is not as important as foreign ones since the later can be a potential source of foreign exchange. Model of travel cost demand for tourism is estimated using panel data, consisting of 34 countries across the globe during 2002-2011. Data were compiled from Indonesian Statistical Agency and the World Bank database. The result shows that distance is a one of significant factors that reduces the number of foreign tourists coming to Indonesia. The richer and larger countries boost greater amount of tourists traveling to Indonesia. Bomb attack reduced the number of foreign tourists. Tourists from western and ASEAN countries were more likely to visit Indonesia than others. Last, the trend of foreign tourists increased after significant fall because of bomb attacks. Indonesian policy should provide a guarantee of safety to tourists in order to attract more arrivals. Increase in such visit will lead to increase in job creation and share of GDP, and eventually strengthen Indonesian economy.

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The Study of International Tourism Demand: A Review of Findings

Cited by 349 publications

References 61 publications

A Revisit to the Impact of Exchange Rates on Tourism Demand: The Case Of Italy

A Revisit to the Impact of Exchange Rates on Tourism Demand: The Case Of Italy

Tourism Demand Modeling and Forecasting: A Review of Literature Related to Greater China

Determinants of Demand for Foreign Tourism in Indonesia

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