… ), or if the effects of tourism development on economic growth work through the standard …
a tourism-growth model that is an extension of Solow (1956) and estimate our model with a …

… regional variability in tourism growth. More … tourism growth models, two types of spatial
effects must be considered: spatial spill-over and spatial heterogeneity. Tourism growth models …

… characteristics of tourism is its dynamic nature. Like any other complex human activity,
tourism is … This dynamism is reinforced by marketing, for tourism is extremely competitive, and …

… To the best of our knowledge, models connecting innovation and tourism growth have not
… formal life cycle model for tourist destinations where innovation boosts tourism rejuvenation. …

… tourism growth and economic growth when using the q i as the threshold variable. Finally, we
also find that tourism does not necessarily bring about economic growth … growth models in …

… Baumol developed a two-sector growth model with different productivity growth rates in each
sector, on a simple level, giving some insight into the relative roles of productivity changes …

… A successful tourism develop-ment is one in which the attraction serves as a facility … In
tourism the production system is the physical plant. The product is the total spectrum of the touristic …

… study estimates logistic models of Hong Kong tourism demand, which are then used to
generate both short- and long-term forecasts of tourism growth. The performance of the models is …

… estimate structural equations, we used the technique of factor analysis to determine whether
any of the 15 variables used in this work should be removed from the model. In the case of …

… relationships between international tourism growth and regional … of 29 regions experienced
tourism-led growth (TLG) during … probit models to unveil the factors influencing these different …