Understanding Sustainability, Corporate Social Responsibility and Responsible Tourism in Literature vs Practice

Abstract

Ge eo oJ Jo ou ur rn na al l o of f T To ou ur ri is sm m a an nd d G Ge eo os si it te es s Year X XI II I, vol. 26, no. 3

Business Sustainability Practice and Operational Management Inhotel Industry in Aqaba Special Authority Economic Zone Authority (Aseza)

“…The topics of integrated environmental and economic accounts and the green economy have received a lot of attention in recent years because they are critical in achieving sustainability and achieving it through the integration of its three main components, which include economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social welfare, as well as measuring growth in the green economy (Jawabreh, 2017;Abujamous et al, 2018;Alananzeh et al, 2018;Anna, 2005;Aragon-Correa et al, 2015;Heydari and Bakhtar, 2018;Idahosa, 2019;Karim et al, 2018;Rizal et al, 2020;Singtuen and Won-In, 2020;Strydom et al, 2020;Strydom et al, 2019). The integration of environmental and economic accounting is critical for assessing the effect of economic activity on the environment as well as the advantages that the environment provides to the economy.…”

Advancing community‐based tourism approaches for the sustainable development of destinations

“…The concepts of environmental sustainability, CSR, and responsible tourism are interlinked and embedded within each other (Idahosa, 2019). Idahosa (2019, p. 961) contended that responsible tourism is related to CSR in the tourism sector.…”

“…The concepts of environmental sustainability, CSR, and responsible tourism are interlinked and embedded within each other (Idahosa, 2019). Idahosa (2019, p. 961) contended that responsible tourism is related to CSR in the tourism sector. It also borrows a lot from the sustainable tourism movement which arose following the increased awareness for sustainable development (Brundtland, 1987; Camilleri, 2014).…”

“…This research suggests that tourism businesses can engage in responsible initiatives that are meant to facilitate linkages and reduce leakages from dispersed supply chains. It is on this basis that this article advances a different approach to carrying capacity (Coles et al, 2013; de Grosbois, 2012; Farrington et al, 2017; Idahosa, 2019; Kasim, 2006; Lund‐Durlacher, 2015) that is linked to the concept of CBT and strategic CSR perspectives. In sum, it suggests that CBT can be reconceived to increase linkages and LED.…”

Understanding the importance of social responsibility: the attitude of managers and employees of accommodation companies

“…Therefore, today companies must adapt to constantly changing environmental factors. Idahosa (2019) noted that corporate social responsibility activity has gained momentum when company executives realized that profit-oriented goals must ensure that their immediate operating environment facilitates a smooth business. Wong, Kim, Lee (2019) have pointed out that over the past 20 years corporate social responsibility (CSR) has identified corporate activities as one of the most discussed topics in science, business and society.…”