Mahendrran Selvaduray, Yapa Mahinda Bandara, R. M. Zain, Ainon Ramli, Mohd Zaimmudin Mohd Zain
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摘要
海上旅游是一个利基市场,为海洋国家提供了额外的外汇和就业来源。然而,由于缺乏对海洋旅游部门重要性的认识,很少有研究调查了这一分部门面临的问题。因此,本文旨在确定海上旅游业面临的问题,并提出解决方案,以克服这些障碍。采用文献计量分析技术对Scopus和Web of Science (WoS)等数据库进行检索;VOS浏览器。进行内容分析,然后使用QSR International的NVivo 12进行编码。本文发现,目前海上旅游业存在六大问题集群。这些问题被分类为(a)政府和政治支持,(b)环境问题,(c)利益相关者之间的合作,(d)海上旅游法律和政策,(e)技术问题,以及(f)海上旅游知识。因此,本研究提出开发一个新的市场;智慧海上旅游市场;这是克服当前问题的最有效和最有效的方法。相信智慧海洋旅游不仅有利于海洋国家,也有利于毗邻的内陆国家。
Bibliometric analysis of maritime tourism research
ABSTRACT
Maritime tourism is a niche market that provides maritime nations with an additional source of foreign exchange and employments. However, due to a lack of awareness of the significance of the maritime tourism sector, a very few studies have investigated the problems faced by this sub sector. Therefore, this paper aimed to identify the problems faced by the maritime tourism industry and propose solutions with which to overcome these obstacles. A bibliometric analysis technique was used to scour databases, such as Scopus and Web of Science (WoS); with VOS Viewer. The content analysis was carried out and then coded using QSR International's NVivo 12. The paper found that the maritime tourism industry is currently plagued by six major problem clusters. These were classified as (a) governmental and political supports, (b) environmental issues, (c) cooperation among stakeholders, (d) maritime tourism law and policies, (e) technological matters, and (f) maritime tourism knowledge. Therefore, this present study proposes the development of a new market; the smart maritime tourism market; which is the most effective and efficient approach of overcoming the current issues. It is believed that smart maritime tourism will not only benefit maritime nations but also adjacent landlocked nations.