Tourist Renewal as a Strategy to Improve the Competitiveness of an Urban Tourist Space: A Case Study in Maspalomas-Costa Canaria

Sanabria-Díaz, José M.; Quintana, Teresa Aguiar; Cabrera, Yazmina Araujo

doi:10.3390/su12218775

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“…A case study methodology was adopted in this paper as it is deemed as a good methodology for sustainable supply chain research [33] that not only enables rich data collection during different stages but can also present a real context for the analysis object and research phenomenon [34] and provide multiple sources of evidence for inductive and partially deductive approach [35].…”

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Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of the Tourism Supply Chain under the Uncertain Environment of COVID-19: Case Study Based on Lijiang

Hai-xia

Ran

2022

Sustainability

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The uncertainty environment brought about by COVID-19 has broken the original stable hierarchical network structure and the whole supply and demand system of the tourism supply chain (TSC), which has brought heavy losses to the tourism industry. Using the case research and consensual qualitative research (CQR) method, taking the real situation and perception of individual supply chain members as a window, supplemented by the narrative insertion of Lijiang Yulong Tourism Co., Ltd., Lijiang Old Town and Yulong Snow Mountain scenic areas, the general laws of the vulnerability and resilience of the TSC were glimpsed. The results show that there are vulnerability factors in the TSC including the supply side, demand side, government side, destination economic structure and supply chain attributes, which lead to the interruption and damage of the TSC after the outbreak of the pandemic. At the same time, China’s overall economic environment, tourism demand side, supply side, government side and market participants all have resilience elements. Behind the vulnerability, there is a power of recovery and opportunities for innovation and change. The TSC shows a trend of restorative growth. Theoretically, it helps to enrich theories of TSC and supply chain management under an emergency crisis. In practice, the response behavior of participants at different levels of the supply chain is also the basis for TSC risk management and formulation of optimization strategies in the future, which helps tourism sustainable development in the uncertain environment.

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Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of the Tourism Supply Chain under the Uncertain Environment of COVID-19: Case Study Based on Lijiang

Hai-xia

Ran

2022

Sustainability

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Is disability a conditioning factor to perceive cultural ecosystem services? Assessing social perception in a coastal protected dunefield

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Marrero-Rodríguez²,

García‐Romero³

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Ocean & Coastal Management

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Sustainability and Competitiveness of Transforming Tourist Accommodation

Chandra

Ranjan

2022

Sustainability and Competitiveness in the Hospitality Industry

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Accommodation is a base of the tourism industry, forming a vital and fundamental part of the tourism supply. As guest experience evolved, the accommodation industry needed to find new ways to differentiate itself. It led to the commercialization of the accommodation industry, impacting the competitiveness and sustainability of tourist accommodations. Moreover, accommodation has been identified as a resource‐intensive tourism subsector, contributing to local or global environmental problems. Hence, the chapter highlights the need for sustainability and how tourist accommodations could offer competitiveness in the current scenario and plan effectively for future endeavors. It further outlines how complying with the sustainable policies, the accommodation industry could co‐create tourism experiences to improve customer experience and lead to greater satisfaction. The chapter also highlights how accommodation managers can utilize precise and comprehensive visibility and awareness of tourist preferences to effectively confront the complexity of tourist experience management.

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Tourist Renewal as a Strategy to Improve the Competitiveness of an Urban Tourist Space: A Case Study in Maspalomas-Costa Canaria

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of the Tourism Supply Chain under the Uncertain Environment of COVID-19: Case Study Based on Lijiang

Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of the Tourism Supply Chain under the Uncertain Environment of COVID-19: Case Study Based on Lijiang

Is disability a conditioning factor to perceive cultural ecosystem services? Assessing social perception in a coastal protected dunefield

Sustainability and Competitiveness of Transforming Tourist Accommodation

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