Innovations as a Factor of Competitiveness in Tourism
A special issue of Tourism and Hospitality (ISSN 2673-5768).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2023) | Viewed by 22813
Special Issue Editor
Interests: tourism; tourism economics; rural tourism; agritourism; agriculture; rural areas; sustainable development; economics
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Dear Colleagues,
Tourism is perceived as a spatial phenomenon that has a large impact on society and various sectors of the national economy. It is an important branch of the economy of many countries and also has a significant impact on interpersonal relations, including intergenerational ones. On a global scale, tourism is treated as a very important sector because it brings very significant benefits to the economy. The tourism market is constantly changing. One of the directions of these changes is the ever-growing importance of perceiving the tourism product as the prism of consumer experiences in the tourism market. Therefore, it becomes extremely important to analyze the development of the tourism sector in the local, regional, and international dimensions. In addition, it is important to indicate the factors of its development, namely competitiveness and introduced innovations, in the economic and social dimensions.
Tourism innovation is the basic factor of tourism competitiveness of the region and enterprises. Applying innovations can enhance the possibilities of adapting tourist activities and the products offered to the changing trends in tourism demand and market environment. It can directly enable success in a competitive environment. At the same time, it must be stressed that an important aspect of innovation is its social utility, which promotes the satisfaction of the needs and expectations of today’s tourists and thus achieves enhanced tourism business effectiveness. Introducing innovative solutions is possible by creating, from scratch, an original tourism product and a professional marketing environment.
This Special Issue aims to attract original contributions from scientists, practitioners, and other stakeholders to provide theoretical and empirical analysis focusing on the development of tourism, competitiveness factors, and innovation. The editor encourages submissions with applications of statistical analysis, case studies, and novel methodologies from parametric and nonparametric approaches related to the topic of the Special Issue. Both original research and review articles are welcome.
Dr. Michał Roman
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Tourism as a subject of economic research
- Economic and social factors of tourism development
- Tourism development in selected countries
- Determinants of tourism development on local, regional, and national scales
- New trends in the development of tourism
- Innovations as a factor of competitiveness of tourism enterprises
- Types of innovation in tourism
- Tourism product competitiveness
- Competitiveness of regions and tourism enterprises
- The global problem of tourism development
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