Towards the Convergence of Green and Digital Transformation of Creative and Cultural Industries : An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis for Sustainable Development

Wei, Peiling; Wang, Yanjun; Pan, Zhuoqi; Liao, Han-Teng; Zhou, Xiumei

doi:10.1109/msieid52046.2020.00053

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“…Firstly, the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in 2020 had a significant impact on global tourism and caused notable changes in the industry [1,17,18]. Secondly, most previous studies have focused on earlier years, resulting in a gap in the investigation of recent years [1,[12][13][14][19][20][21][22]. The present study aims to bridge this gap by examining recent developments in the field.…”

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Exploring the State of Research on Tourism Sustainability: A Bibliometric Analysis in the Post-COVID Era

Krabokoukis¹

2023

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This study conducts a literature analysis on tourism sustainability to understand the current state of research in the field and identify potential areas for future study. The analysis, based on 3823 articles published between 2020–2023, aims to examine the number of citations of the main articles, determine the main authors and countries dealing with tourism sustainability, examine the interactions between authors and countries, and determine which dimensions of sustainability (economic, environmental, social, and cultural-historical) attract the most research interest. The results reveal that the economic dimension of sustainability is the most researched followed by the environmental dimension, while the social and cultural-historical dimensions receive less attention. This study provides valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers in the field of sustainable tourism, particularly in light of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the industry.

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Exploring the State of Research on Tourism Sustainability: A Bibliometric Analysis in the Post-COVID Era

Krabokoukis¹

2023

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“…Digital transformation also changes the culture of organizations, requiring organizations to change and experiment with new things constantly [42]. In reality, there is no clear and specific definition of digital transformation because each domain and organization's digital transformation process is different.…”

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AI and Digital Transformation in Higher Education: Vision and Approach of a Specific University in Vietnam

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution is opening up new opportunities and challenges for all industries, professions, and fields, aiming to bring humanity more optimal tools and services. During the Fourth Industrial Revolution, digital transformation has been one of the most critical problems. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are two technologies that have the potential to cause the biggest breakout to evolve in the educational domain. In recent years, digital transformation has seen implementation across all sectors, including education, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, and other smart ecosystems. Among those areas, education, especially higher education, is among the most challenging due to the diversity in training programs, duration, and subjects. The Internet of Things makes it possible to create smart and ubiquitous learning environments, while artificial intelligence can completely transform the way we learn and teach. In this paper, we present the digital transformation process in higher education in Vietnam and internationally and analyze some characteristics of Vietnamese higher education in the digital transformation process. Moreover, we present the vision, approach, and challenges to digital transformation at universities of low- and middle-income countries from the perspective of the Hung Yen University of Technology and Education in Vietnam.

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“…Cultural and creative factors can play an important role in guiding both our consumption and production practices towards sustainability. [12] On this basis, the development of red cultural resources should adhere to the principle of combining protection and development, be the protector, developer, and innovator of red cultural resource development, adapt to social development with the times, strive to activate the "red gene" in cultural resources, and better leverage the social comprehensive benefits of red cultural resource tourism opening. Tourism industry is indeed leading the digital transformation of cultural heritage management towards sustainable development [13].…”

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The Deep Cultivation and Development of CPC Heritage Tourism Industry in the New Era

2023

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In the context of China's efforts to promote the integrated development of culture and tourism and the innovative development of the cultural tourism industry, the activities of CPC heritage tourism have been constantly enriched, but the structure and development direction of the CPC heritage tourism industry urgently need to be cultivated and developed. Based on a deep analysis of the relationship between revolutionary culture and the tourism industry, combined with the development of the times, policy demands, and industry status, it is possible to identify the opportunities and challenges facing the CPC heritage tourism industry. To promote the cultivation and development of CPC heritage tourism industry, we will strengthen government support and improve the strategic position of the industry; Develop the CPC heritage tourism resources and create new formats for balanced development of culture, tourism and business; Combined with the new opportunities of the "Belt and Road" vision and the release of the diplomatic function of the CPC heritage tourism industry, a new path for the development of the CPC heritage tourism industry can be created.

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Towards the Convergence of Green and Digital Transformation of Creative and Cultural Industries : An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis for Sustainable Development

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Exploring the State of Research on Tourism Sustainability: A Bibliometric Analysis in the Post-COVID Era

Exploring the State of Research on Tourism Sustainability: A Bibliometric Analysis in the Post-COVID Era

AI and Digital Transformation in Higher Education: Vision and Approach of a Specific University in Vietnam

The Deep Cultivation and Development of CPC Heritage Tourism Industry in the New Era

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