Monitoring for a Sustainable Tourism Transition. The Challenge of Developing and using indicators
By G. Saxena. 2007
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Citations in the corpus
- Territorial capital, smart tourism specialization and sustainable regional development: experiences from Europe. (2017, background): “Weaver (2006) or Miller and Twining-Ward (2005) proposed comprehensive and systematic approaches to these questions, including discussions related to their measurement and possible indicators.”
- Is sustainable tourism an obstacle to the economic performance of the tourism industry? Evidence from an international empirical study (2015, unknown): “…& McAleer, 2011; Edgell, Allen, Smith, & Swanson, 2008; G€ossling, Hall, & Weaver, 2009; Leslie, 2009; Lim & Cooper, 2009; Lu & Nepal, 2009; Miller & Twining-Ward, 2005; Sharpley, 2009) and, in general, in works published by international organizations and institutions, it is generally…”
- Measuring Integrated Rural Tourism (2007, methodology): “In conclusion, while statistical methods of measuring the integratedness of tourism are attractive at first sight, in practice the requirements of data availability and comparability are difficult to achieve (Miller & Twining-Ward 2005).”
- The impact of sustainable tourism indicators on destination competitiveness: the European Tourism Indicator System (2021, background): “Much of the literature about sustainable tourism indicators refers to the creation of indicators to allow for information acquisition (Miller & Twining-Ward, 2005; Torres-Delgado & Saarinen, 2014).”
- Conceptualizing Integrated Rural Tourism (2007, background): “…of traditions (Scheyvens 2002); sustainability approaches (Wahab and Pigram 1997); however, the concept of sustainable tourism is often somewhat incoherent, given the lack of consensus over its meaning and development of indicators to monitor its progress (Cater 1994; Miller and Twining-Ward 2005).”