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Frontiers in Sustainable Tourism
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ISSN 2813-2815 · Frontiers Media S.A. · 132 artikel di indeks
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The role of creative arts and eco tourism in promoting sustainable livelihoods in Botswana
This study explores how sustainable craft making and eco tourism can support community empowerment in Botswana's Northwest District. Drawing on a qualitative, community based research design, data were collected between 2022 and 2024 through semi structured interviews, focus group discussions, and…
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Resilience-based cultural inheritance in ethnic communities: scale development from the perspective of sustainable tourism development
IntroductionThe excessive commercialization and spatial compression resulting from tourism endanger the continuity of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) within ethnic communities. Resilience plays a critical role in the sustainable inheritance of ICH; however, the analysis of cultural inheritance…
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Riding the waves of change: female surfers experiences and cultural shifts in hainan, China
Adventure tourism has experienced significant growth, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, as people have increasingly sought outdoor activities. Traditionally a male-dominated sport, surfing is gaining popularity worldwide, with Hainan Island emerging as a key destination for surf tourism in…
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Community perspectives on wildlife-based tourism benefits at three wildlife management areas in northern Tanzania
IntroductionWildlife-based tourism (WBT) is a vital strategy for integrating biodiversity conservation with rural development in Tanzania's Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). Although wildlife-related policies emphasize equitable benefit-sharing between conservation stakeholders and rural…
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How heritage experiences foster tourist well-being and sustainable pro-environmental behavior: the mediating role of mindfulness
This study examines the psychological mechanism by which heritage appreciation influences tourists’ well-being and pro-environmental behavior, investigating the mediating role of mindfulness. Drawing on Attention Restoration Theory, the study proposes that heritage environments foster mindful…
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Contextualizing Fourth Industrial Revolution technology adoption for small tourism accommodation providers in developing countries
While scholarly literature on the adoption of fourth industrial revolution (4IR) technologies in the tourism industry is increasing, the adoption of digital technologies by small tourism accommodation providers (STAPs) in developing economies remains under-explored. Fourth Industrial Revolution…
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Meta-tourism in Saudi Arabia: a study of metaverse experiences, mental imagery, and telepresence in developing tourists' intentions
The introduction of metaverse technology is transforming the way tourists feel, judge, and experience destinations before they visit them. The current systematic literature review explores nascent knowledge in meta-tourism, with a particular emphasis on the incorporation of immersive technology…
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Undervalued yet essential: women tourism entrepreneurs' contributions to the SDGs amid gender barriers
IntroductionNeoliberal, profit-driven tourism has historically privileged growth over responsibility, intensifying overtourism and producing significant ecological and social harms for destination communities. In response, critical tourism scholars call for more equitable, community-centred…
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AI-driven strategies for sustainable cultural tourism marketing: a case study approach to visitor engagement and environmental impact
IntroductionWhile artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized real-time personalization in destination marketing, its strategic deployment to mitigate the negative externalities of cultural overtourism remains undertheorized.MethodsGrounded in the Tourism 4.0 paradigm, this paper addresses this…
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Digital destination innovation and destination behavioral intention in CPEC destinations: implications for sustainable tourism management
Digital transformation is reshaping tourism markets by enabling destinations to communicate with prospective visitors, strengthen their online reputation, and present distinctive destination experiences through digitally connected environments. This study examines the relationships among social…
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Capacity without passengers: a five-condition framework for converting Silk Road freight corridors into sustainable heritage tourism corridors
Belt and Road investment has produced an unprecedented expansion of transport capacity along the historic Silk Road, yet almost all was built for freight, not people. The question is under what conditions a freight corridor converts into a functioning international heritage–tourism corridor…
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Practiced but not articulated: a multi-stakeholder assessment of sustainability communication at the World Heritage city of Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Research on sustainability communication in heritage tourism has concentrated overwhelmingly on tourists, leaving residents and tour guides comparatively unexamined, and studies that survey all three groups within a single design remain rare. This study presents a descriptive quantitative…
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From cultural authenticity to behavioral intentions: the cognitive pathway linking community contentment, destination image, and attractiveness in a heritage city
PurposeIn an era increasingly shaped by technology-driven tourism analytics and artificial intelligence applications, understanding the human and community foundations of heritage tourism remains critical. Heritage destinations are sustained not only through digital visibility but also through…
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Living on display: reciprocal gazes, everyday encounters, and the politics of visibility in the Sunshine Coast tourism community
This community case study analyses the production, negotiation, and contestation of reciprocal gazes within everyday settings, particularly focusing on contemporary lifestyle tourism destinations, and the examination of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Based on 48 in-depth interviews with tourists…
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Branding the city through the tourist gaze: evidence from Jaffna, Sri Lanka
This study examines how tourist gaze theory can contribute to the development of effective city branding strategies taking the city of Jaffna, Sri Lanka as a case study. By examining how tourists perceive and visually engage with the city's landscape, cultural symbols, and heritage sites, the study…
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Heritage at a crossroads: between cultural preservation and overtourism in Penglipuran Village, Bali
Overtourism scholarship has predominantly examined urban destinations in the Global North, leaving a significant gap in understanding how overtourism manifests in rural cultural heritage sites in developing countries. This study investigates the intersection of overtourism and cultural heritage…
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Consumer-oriented agritourism research: a PRISMA-ScR-guided evidence map and NLP-based semantic analysis
Agritourism research spans visitor experience, consumer behavior, rural development, sustainability, and farm-system viability, but these strands remain only partially connected. This study presents a focused scoping evidence map, reported with PRISMA-ScR, of Scopus-indexed open-access records that…
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Constructing selfness and otherness through the local gaze: gendered tourism experiences of Sri Lankan women
Tourism is a socially constructed space where identities, power relations, and cultural meanings are negotiated. Despite growing participation in tourism, women's experiences in Global South contexts remain underexplored. This study examines how Sri Lankan women construct and negotiate selfness and…