The current role of sociological research in tourism planning and skilling
Summary of the content and its utility
Sociological research in tourism enhances skills development by identifying trends, improving cultural sensitivity, addressing social issues, enhancing customer service, promoting inclusive practices, adapting to technological changes, improving community engagement, and preparing for crisis management. Common difficulties include the lack of a multidisciplinary approach, challenges in comparing tourism statistics, and economists' excessive prominence. Technology plays a vital role in sociological research on tourism, facilitating data collection, social media analysis, big data analysis, qualitative research, spatial analysis, experimental research, archival research, and communication platforms. The application of sociology in tourism is crucial for collaborative partnerships and destination management, playing a vital role in preventing skills stagnation.
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Language(s)
English
Country(ies)/Territory(ies)
Worldwide
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Target Group(s)
Other target, SMEs, Associations, Advisors
Topic(s)
Social, Other topic, Digital
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