Small tourist firms in rural areas: agility, vulnerability and survival in the face of crisis

By W. Irvine, Alistair R. Anderson. 2004

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Subfields: Demography, Management of Technology and Innovation, Sociology and Political Science

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Resilience and entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review (2017, background): “…Dahles and Susilowati (2015), Dewald and Bowen (2010), Dunn et al. (2017), Galbraith and Stiles (2006), Gliedt and Parker (2014), Gray et al. (2014), Irvine and Anderson (2004), Kirkwood et al. (2017), Korsgaard et al. (2016), Larsson et al. (2016), Linnenluecke and McKnight (2017),…”
A contextualisation of entrepreneurship (2006, background): “Often, these businesses make a key contribution in the form of social capital that is central to the sustenance of many, especially rural, communities (Bridge et al., 2003; Irvine and Anderson, 2004).”
The Contradictions of Agrotourism Development in Greece: Evidence from Three Case Studies (2007, background): “Other attributes of the local character and the associated added value of agrotourism are networks and synergies among farms with which other enterprises and professionals in the area are involved (Slee 1993; Knickel & Renting 2000; Irvine & Anderson 2003 ).”
Special issue on entrepreneurship and crises: business as usual? An introduction and review of the literature (2018, background): “…of many small rural businesses in the UK tourism industry following the foot and mouth disease outbreak in 2001, which affected farms across the British countryside (Irvine and Anderson 2004); many closed, while others reduced the volume of their business, staff numbers and profitability.”
Startups in times of crisis – A rapid response to the COVID-19 pandemic (2020, unknown): “As crises can also encourage the exploitation of new opportunities (Brünjes and Revilla-Diez, 2013), they can prompt innovation and the development of alternative products and services (Brem et al., 2020; Irvine and Anderson, 2004).”
Ecotourism-related products and activities, and the economic sustainability of small and medium island chalets. (2012, background): “The local-environment attraction of these rural places, that is, the pull factors, has led to the existence of many new small firms (Irvine & Anderson, 2004), such that the development of rural places is highly dependent on small tourist firms.”