Using COVID-19 travel restrictions to develop domestic tourism: a case of Russia

Гудков, Александр

doi:10.1080/13032917.2021.1946111

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“…However, existing industrial excellence could be used to mobilize the economic stability these industrial sectors produce for diversification, and growing up the creative sectors which could serve as tools of growth. The COVID-19 pandemic stimulated the growth of domestic tourism in Russia [11]. Overall diversity of cities is seen nowadays as a factor of spatial sustainability in Russia [12].…”

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Second-tier agglomerations of Ural region: The capacity for creative reindustrialization

Bugrov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The author deals with the concept of second-tier agglomerations in Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk regions of Russia and their capacity as centers of creative re-industrialization. There are six such agglomerations in the Urals (Greater Serov, Greater Tagil, Kamensk-Uralskii, Greater Kyshtym, Greater Miass, and Magnitogorsk), which differ in the number of population, economic sustainability, and transport accessibility from the leading cities of region, that is, Ekaterinburg and Chelyabinsk agglomerations. While the agglomerations mentioned are typically comprised of monotowns and thus depend upon the industrial sector (mining, metallurgy, machine-building, nuclear chemistry), they are capable of developing cultural industries; a necessary precondition in the ability to attract extra consumers from the largest cities. Thus, transport accessibility is the decisive factor in determining the strategies for making up creative and cultural industries in particular agglomerations. The author concludes that, even though Greater Kyshtym possesses the optimal transport accessibility, a set of environmental and legal issues will prevent it from developing rapidly. The transport accessibility and economic potential of Greater Miass and Kamensk-Uralskii make these second-tier cities suitable for launching a program of creative reindustrialization.

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Second-tier agglomerations of Ural region: The capacity for creative reindustrialization

Bugrov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Does the tourism industry help to fight COVID-19?

Гудков

2021

Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events

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Conceptualizing Parents’ Joined Recollected Experiences of Family Travel With Children: Memorability, Storytelling, and Imagination

Chevtaeva,

Denizci Guillet

2023

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research

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This study highlights the unique nature of family travel, which is often a time-constrained experiences, and aims to investigate how recollected experiences are perceived in family travel by parents. Using a narrative case-based methodology and a storytelling approach, we collected 53 family vacation stories. First, we identified the factors that contribute to memorability in family travel. Notably, family wellbeing and the satisfaction of family members’ desires emerged as unique contributors. Second, we explored the joint perception of the experiences and the impact of family storytelling. Finally, we examined the role of imagination in shaping perceptions of the parents’ experiences. Based on the study’s findings, we propose a conceptual framework of the recollected experiences construct that goes beyond memorability factors, allowing a more nuanced understanding of the recollected experiences with additional dimensions of a joined experiences and imagination.

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Using COVID-19 travel restrictions to develop domestic tourism: a case of Russia

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Second-tier agglomerations of Ural region: The capacity for creative reindustrialization

Second-tier agglomerations of Ural region: The capacity for creative reindustrialization

Does the tourism industry help to fight COVID-19?

Conceptualizing Parents’ Joined Recollected Experiences of Family Travel With Children: Memorability, Storytelling, and Imagination

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