Tourism Competitiveness and Corruption: A Cross-Country Analysis

By Jayoti Das, Cassandra E. DiRienzo. 2010

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The Moderation Effects of Political Instability and Terrorism on Tourism Development (2014, background): “In addition, some empirical studies on this topic have used survey and timeseries data in country-specific study (Das and Dirienzo 2010; Hoti, McAleer, and Shareef 2005; Prideaux, Laws, and Faulkner 2003), but rarely have adopted panel data.”
Fatal Attraction: How Security Threats Hurt Tourism (2019, unknown): “If a country indulges in bribery and fraudulent business practice, this can damage its social and cultural image and impede its tourism competitiveness (Das and Dirienzo 2010).”
Asymmetric impact of oil prices, exchange rate, and inflation on tourism demand in Pakistan: new evidence from nonlinear ARDL (2018, background): “However, the opponents such as Myrdal (1968), Rose-Ackerman (1978), Das and Dirienzo (2010), and Lau and Hazari (2011) found that a higher corruption level has a negative influence on tourism competitiveness across nations.”
Do Political Instability, Terrorism, and Corruption Have Deterring Effects on Tourism Development Even in the Presence of Unesco Heritage? A Cross-Country Panel Estimate (2013, background): “Duffy (2000) argued that the corrupt governments have the wealth, status, or power to intervene in tourism projects and allocate resources that could render benefits to them personally.”