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Title |
Conceptual analysis of tourism sector within
global epidemic crisis |
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Автор(ы) |
Д.А. Кощеев, О.Ю. Исопескуль |
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Author(s) |
D.A. Koshcheev, O.Yu.
Isopeskul |
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DOI |
10.5922/1994-5280-2020-4-9 |
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Страницы/Pages |
108-120 |
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Статья |
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Ключевые
слова |
туризм, туристский сектор, COVID-19, пандемия, карантин, SARS,
коронавирус, меры региональной политики. |
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Keywords |
tourism, tourism sector, COVID-19, pandemic, quarantine,
SARS, corona virus, regional policy measures. |
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Аннотация |
В статье на понятийно-концептуальном уровне проводится
комплексный анализ функционирования туристского сектора в условиях
карантинных ограничений, связанных с глобальным эпидемическим кризисом. На
основе авторской адаптации системно-критериального
подхода выделены и описаны предпосылки исследования данной теоретической
области, показана специфика её развития в системе англоязычного и
русскоязычного академических дискурсов. Для каждого дискурса описаны
преобладающие типы публикаций и основные темы, разрабатываемые
исследователями при анализе туристского сектора в условиях пандемии. Проведённое исследования позволило выявить две модели
такого анализа: восточную и западную, основные различия между которыми лежат
в общей логике реализации научного поиска и академических традиций
национальных исследовательских школ. Проведенный анализ показал, что проблема
изменении режима функционирования туристского
сектора с вводом карантинных ограничений при пандемии COVID-19 затронута в
них лишь частично, а сами публикации носят весьма разрозненный характер. С
целью преодоления этих ограничений была предложена авторская модель
эмпирического исследования деятельности туристского сектора в условиях
пандемий, которая в перспективе позволит не только структурировать
исследовательскую деятельность в рассматриваемом направлении, но и на этой
основе создать адекватную модель поддержки туризма в условиях глобальных
эпидемических кризисов. |
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Abstract (summary) |
The present investigation provides one
of the first complex attempts to analyze new burgeoning part of theory, that illustrates changes in tourism sector daily
within global epidemic crisis. Drawing from system and criterion approach we
realized theoretical analyses of the conceptual space mentioned. The analyses
mentioned showed preconditions of the considering theoretical space and
illustrated the main features of its development within Russian and English
academic discourses. Within each of the mentioned discourses we identified
some dominating types of academic papers and a number of the most widespread
topics. Basing on the analysis mentioned, we described two key investigation
strategies “Eastern” and “Western” ones, which differ in general
investigation logic that they are based on. The theoretical analysis showed
that the question of tourism sector functioning within the pandemic (on the
business process level) has not been deeply investigated yet. The key reason
for it is the early stage of theorizing on the topic mentioned. At this stage
investigations are often not systematic and are not coherent enough. To overcome
theselimitation we suggested a model of empirical
analysis of tourism sector within pandemic. In the future this model will
form theoretical and methodological basis for creating effective tourism
sector supporting systems for the cases of global epidemic crisis. |
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International Evidence. Annals of
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impacts of the global economic crisis and swine fl
on inbound tourism demand in the United Kingdom. Journal of travel
research, 2012, no.
2 (51), pp. 142–153. 23. Page S., Yeoman I., Munro C., Connell J.,
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to an influenza pandemic. Tourism management, 2020, no. 3 (27), pp. 361–393. 24. Qiu R.T., Park J., Li S., Song H. Social costs of tourism during the
COVID-19 pandemic. Annals of
tourism research, 2020, no. 84, pp. 102–125. 25. Renaud S. Reconsidering global mobility –
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4, pp. 704_713. 27. Rutynskyi M., Kushniruk H. The impact of quarantine due
to COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism industry in Lviv
(Ukraine). Problems and
perspectives in management, 2020, no.
2 (18), pp. 194–205. 28. Seraphin H., Dosquet F. Mountain tourism and second
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resetting industry and research. Journal of
business research, 2020, no. 117, pp. 312–321. 31. Suhail K.S.J., Naamo G.S., Al Jashaam
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2019. African journal
of hospitality, tourism and leisure, 2020, no. 117, pp. 114–125. 32. Tokic D. Long‐term consequences of the 2020 coronavirus
pandemics: Historical global‐macro
context. Journal of
corporate accounting
& Finance, 2020, no.
31, pp. 9–14. 33. Zenker S., Kock F. The coronavirus pandemic–A
critical discussion of a tourism research agenda. Tourism management, 2020, no. 81, pp. 104–164. 34. Zhang K., Hou Y., Li G. Threat of infectious disease during an outbreak:
Influence on tourists’ emotional responses to disadvantaged price
inequality. Annals of
tourism research, 2020, no. 84, pp. 102–121. |