Publication: Bipolaridad turística en Europa. La consolidación de destinos maduros en época de crisis
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Jiménez García, Mercedes ; Peña Sánchez, Antonio Rafael ; Ruiz Chico, José
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Murcia: Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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https://doi.org/10.6018/turismo.38.271431
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En esta investigación, de carácter exploratorio, se aborda la posible relación entre
algunas de las causas de la crisis turística y la respuesta de los diferentes territorios de la
UE-28 a la actual crisis. En este sentido, se analiza si ésta ha afectado de manera diferente
a las economías turísticamente emergentes frente a destinos europeos turísticamente más
consolidados. La confirmación de este hecho lleva a estudiar qué factores determinantes de
la demanda turística tienen mayor presencia en cada destino, concluyendo que los factores
más relevantes, como los de carácter económico e infraestructural, se encuentran, sobre
todo, en las regiones turísticamente más maduras. Esto puede explicar, en parte, que durante
la crisis, estas regiones hayan experimentado un descenso de su crecimiento turístico no
tan pronunciado como el de las regiones emergentes. Se demuestra así un comportamiento
turístico mucho más estable y su consolidación en el sector.
ABSTRACT: In this exploratory research, it is presented the possible relationship between some of the causes of the tourism crisis and the response of different parts of the EU -28 to the current crisis. In this sense, we analyze if the crisis has affected differently to touristic emerging economies compared to the European touristic destinations, which are more consolidated. The confirmation of this fact leads to study what determinant factors of tourism demand have a greater presence in each destination, concluding that the most relevant factors, such as economics and infrastructural nature, are especially in the more mature regions for tourism. This can explain partly that these regions have experienced a decline in tourism growth not as pronounced as in emerging regions during the crisis. It is proved a much more stable tourist behavior and its consolidation in the sector.
ABSTRACT: In this exploratory research, it is presented the possible relationship between some of the causes of the tourism crisis and the response of different parts of the EU -28 to the current crisis. In this sense, we analyze if the crisis has affected differently to touristic emerging economies compared to the European touristic destinations, which are more consolidated. The confirmation of this fact leads to study what determinant factors of tourism demand have a greater presence in each destination, concluding that the most relevant factors, such as economics and infrastructural nature, are especially in the more mature regions for tourism. This can explain partly that these regions have experienced a decline in tourism growth not as pronounced as in emerging regions during the crisis. It is proved a much more stable tourist behavior and its consolidation in the sector.
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Citation
Cuadernos de turismo, nº 38 (2016)
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