The Use of Technology of Digital Economy to Create and Promote Innovative Excursion Products

Aleksushin, G. V.; Ivanova, Natalya; Solomina, Irina

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11367-4_39

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“…According to Mediascope (2020), on average, about 48.9% of the Russian population use social networks every day. If earlier communities and profiles in social networks were created by representatives of small businesses, at the moment more and more companies see development prospects in this resource (Aleksushin et al, 2020;Kisteneva et al, 2020). However, for some hotel business owners, the effectiveness of promotion in social networks raises questions.…”

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Problems Of Promotion Of Accommodation Facilities In Social Networks

Skvortsova¹

2021

Global Challenges and Prospects of the Modern Economic Development Proceedings of Global Challenges and Prospects of the Modern

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Problems Of Promotion Of Accommodation Facilities In Social Networks

Skvortsova¹

2021

Global Challenges and Prospects of the Modern Economic Development Proceedings of Global Challenges and Prospects of the Modern

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“…The study of the regional economy as an ontological and concrete component of social systems has been reflected in the works of Kocziszky et al (2015), Timmer et al (2019), Partridge (2017), Chen & Zeng (2018), Wood et al (2017), Brailly (2016), Brozovic (2020), Cosenz et al (2020), Cano Guervos (2020). Theoretical and applied aspects of tourist services market development are widely studied by such scientists as: Khalid, et al (2020), Gorban (2017), Guryanova & Prokopovich (2013), Chi et al (2020), Lohmatov (2011), Aleksushin et al (2020), Spalding & Parrett (2019), Moiseeva (2018). The processes of spatial organization and spatial polarization of the tourist services market were studied by Avramchikova (2018), Bhola-Paul (2015), Brandão et al (2019), Kisswani et al (2020), Gorina (2016), Majewska & Truskolaski (2019), Krasavceva (2014), Maltseva (2016), Zarezadeh et al (2019), Mitrofanov (2013), Çakmak et al (2019).…”

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The Imperatives of the Development of the Tourist Services Market in Spatial Polarization of the Regional Tourist System

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Кирилов³

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The article deals with the imperatives of the development of the tourist services market, which determines the parameters of the aggregate value of the sub-indices of the meso-and local levels in the spatial polarization of the regional tourist system. The methodology of spatial polarization of the regional tourist system, which provides convergence of the infra-structural space of tourist services, formation of an innovative nucleus, minimization of manifestation of destructive factors, balancing of interests of regions and the country as a whole is substantiated. It has been proposed the scientific-methodical approach to the definition of the target landmarks for the development of the tourist services market, which implements polarized tourist space in terms of quantitative and qualitative parameters, makes it possible to analyze the destructive determinants of the periphery and determinants-producers of the tourist center of activity, evaluation and forecasting of the safe level of the hierarchy of the regional tourist system, determination of clear impulses for the development of the tourist services market and density of interaction of the periphery with the center. Revenues from the sale of tourist services of local level enterprises have been analyzed. A comprehensive approach to the assessment of the concentration of the aggregate value of the security index of the regional tourist system, which is differentiated by the components of the regional security potential and threats, guarantees the development of the tourist services market and modifies the tourist system on the meso-level as a whole.

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“…No articles on the sustainability in tourism was included. [2][3][4][5][6] The traditional product of sun and beach, completed with the city, nature, historical and cultural tourism, as well as the most diverse forms, can be one of the most attractive destinations in Cuba where it is diversified with the necessary potential, starting with the design of exclusive tourist products, incentivizing and strengthening the tourism so that it continues being the motor of more impact in the Cuban economy.…”

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confidence: 99%