Time to transform the way we travel?: A conceptual framework for slow tourism and travel research

Klarin, Anton; Park, Eerang; Xiao, Qijie; Kim, Sang-Kyun

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2023.101100

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“…This eventually leads to publications that are assigned to the same clusters having themes in common (for a more detailed technical explanation please see Korom, 2019; van Eck & Waltman, 2010, 2014). The allocation of publications to the terms in each cluster provides a taxonomy of the research field (see, e.g., Bavik et al, 2021; Byington et al, 2019; Klarin, Park, et al, 2023; Markoulli et al, 2017).…”

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How to conduct a bibliometric content analysis: Guidelines and contributions of content co‐occurrence or co‐word literature reviews

Klarin

2024

Int J Consumer Studies

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Literature reviews summarize existing literature, uncover research gaps, and offer future research directions, thus aiding in theoretical and methodological development. Informetric research including bibliometric, scientometric, webometric, cybermetric, patentometric, and altmetric methods are becoming increasingly prevalent in conducting literature review studies. Looking at the common informetric literature review methods—citation, co‐citation, co‐author, bibliographic coupling, and content co‐occurrence analyses, this study aims to serve as a guide in using content co‐occurrence also known as co‐word analysis to conduct literature reviews. This study outlines a variety of informetric research methods and how they are utilized to conduct review and evidence‐based conceptual studies. In addition to the analyses, the study highlights different informetric software packages like Bibliometrix, Biblioshiny, Leximancer, NVivo, and CiteSpace including their comparison. The study further discusses contributions of algorithm‐based content analyses including offering taxonomies, definitions, classifications, typologies, comparisons, and theoretical development to constitute integrative literature reviews. Finally, this study offers step‐by‐step guidelines for conducting a review study using VOSviewer content co‐occurrence analysis while providing a systems view of informetric research in social science. The study also notes the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) like Open AI's ChatGPT, Google's Bard, Elicit, Scite, Research Rabbit, and ChatPDF among others, and its potential in contributing to the literature review methods and, as such, being an interesting direction for future research.

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2024

Int J Consumer Studies

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“…It endorses mindfulness in traveling and discovering destinations responsibly. Furthermore, slow travel aims to promote tourists' consumption-oriented enjoyment of experience through slow-paced and low carbon emission travel patterns" (Klarin et al 2023).…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on Slow Tourism and Its Implications to the Uttarakhand State of India

BHANDARI,

RANA,

SINGH

2024

J. Environ Manag Tour

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This paper explores how slow tourism might promote sustainability in India. Slow tourism is a sustainable travel strategy that prioritizes high-quality travel experiences above quantity and aims to protect the environment, promote local culture, and increase travelers' happiness. This study examines the main ideas, themes, and behaviors related to slow tourism through a thorough literature assessment. It assesses their applicability to India's socio-cultural and ecological contexts. It draws attention to the potential of slow tourism to promote sustainable development through strengthening local economies, protecting the environment, and cultivating an awareness of the natural and cultural history of the region. The report also evaluates the potential and challenges for slow tourism in India and makes recommendations for future study and policy formation. This study highlights slow tourism's potential to advance sustainability in India's tourist industry, using Uttarakhand as a relevant case study.

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Food and wine presence and pairing within traditional restaurants’ menus as regional heritage promotional behaviour: Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft?

Dimitrovski,

Joukes,

Scott

2024

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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Time to transform the way we travel?: A conceptual framework for slow tourism and travel research

Cited by 4 publications

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How to conduct a bibliometric content analysis: Guidelines and contributions of content co‐occurrence or co‐word literature reviews

How to conduct a bibliometric content analysis: Guidelines and contributions of content co‐occurrence or co‐word literature reviews

A Systematic Literature Review on Slow Tourism and Its Implications to the Uttarakhand State of India

Food and wine presence and pairing within traditional restaurants’ menus as regional heritage promotional behaviour: Gemeinschaft or Gesellschaft?

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