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Expert evaluation of tourism innovation in Kazakhstan Open

А. Т. Тлеубердинова, B. Т. Kalmenov, Tanja Mihalič, В. Б. Кулик · 2025

In today’s competitive environment, innovative activity is a key for success, efficiency, and sometimes even a necessity for survival in market. The attractiveness of tourist destinations is largely determined by the level of innovation de…

Trends in Sustainable Tourism Paradigm: Resilience and Adaptation Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2024

In recent decades, sustainable tourism has emerged as a central paradigm, attracting growing scholarly interest. External factors, such as the SDGs, climate change agendas, smart and digitalized tourism, cyber and astronaut travel, pandemi…

Metaversal sustainability: conceptualisation within the sustainable tourism paradigm Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2024

Purpose This paper aims to address the novel phenomenon of tourism in the metaverse and analyse possible scenarios that could influence the resilience of a sustainable tourism paradigm in response to this new phenomenon. Design/methodology…

Theoretical aspects of the innovative tourism development Open

А. Т. Тлеубердинова, B. Т. Kalmenov, Tanja Mihalič, Динара Салауатова · 2023

The relevance of the research topic lies in the fact that today innovation is necessary in many areas, including tourism. The developing tourism industry needs to find new approaches to increase its competitiveness. The ability to interest…

Tourism sustainability model for a world heritage destination: the case of residents’ perception of Ohrid Open

Biljana Petrevska, Tanja Mihalič, Cvetko Andreeski · 2023

World Heritage (WH) status is anticipated to promote sustainable development by protecting the destination’s outstanding natural and cultural resources, generating economic advantages, attracting visitors, and improving the quality of life…

Tourism innovations: meaning, forms and level of responsibility for implementation Open

А. Т. Тлеубердинова, Tanja Mihalič, B. Т. Kalmenov · 2022

The priority of development of the tourism industry in Kazakhstan is justified by the need to diversify the structure of the national economy and move away from its raw-material orientation. The development of inbound tourism should contri…

Resident perceptions and responses to tourism: individual vs community level impacts Open

Tina Šegota, Tanja Mihalič, Richard R. Perdue · 2022

This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development …

Can overtourism be managed? Destination management factors affecting residents’ irritation and quality of life Open

Tanja Mihalič, Kir Kuščer · 2021

Purpose This paper aims to present a model to survey if effective destination management can manage (unsustainable) overtourism from the perspective of residents’ quality of life (QOL). Design/methodology/approach A constructivist approach…

Mapping a Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Paradigm: A Bibliometric and Citation Network Analysis Open

Tanja Mihalič, Sahar Mohamadi, Abbas Abbasi, Lóránt Dénes Dávid · 2021

Sustainable tourism as a concept, and responsible tourism as its successful implementation, represent two major challenges for researchers in different academic fields and for tourism stakeholders in destinations responsible for sustainabl…

RESIDENTS’ PERCEPTION ON TOURISM IMPACT FACTORS: A STUDY OF OHRID, NORTH MACEDONIA Open

Biljana Petrevska, Tanja Mihalič, Cvetko Andreeski · 2020

Rapid tourism growth may negatively affect the sustainability of the destination and disrupt the life of local residents. This paper explores the direct and indirect connections among tourism impact factors in the area of sustainability. E…

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND UNESCO STATUS BENEFITS: PERCEPTIONS OF RESIDENTS OF OHRID Open

Biljana Petrevska, Cvetko Andreeski, Tanja Mihalič · 2020

The study analyses and discusses differences of residents’ perceptions of Ohrid (North Macedonia) when investigating personal attributes like age, category of employment and tourism dependence, in two directions: (1) Socio-cultural, natura…

Conceptualising overtourism: A sustainability approach Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2020

This paper conceptualises a new tourism phenomenon: overtourism. Conceptualisation is based on relevant tourism knowledge on sustainability and related responsibility. The proposed model, presented in concise pictorial form, brings togethe…

New Frontiers in Travel Motivation and Social Media: The Case of Longyearbyen, the High Arctic Open

Carolina Aldao, Tanja Mihalič · 2020

Tourism explores new frontiers by traveling around unknown geographical and technological territories that bring new tourism opportunities and hazards to satisfy visitors’ needs and sustainability and responsibility in destinations. This s…

Back to the future: challenges of European tourism of tomorrow Open

Natàlia Ferrer-Roca, Richard Weston, Jaume Guía, Tanja Mihalič, Dani Blasco , et al. · 2020

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify and describe the most recent (or emerging) trends likely to have a major impact in shaping the future of tourism in Europe. Design/methodology/approach The methodology of this paper involved…

(Un)sustainable and (ir)responsible tourism in Ohrid : residents' perception Open

Biljana Petrevska, Tanja Mihalič · 2020

The aim of the paper is to identify the main factors that affect tourism development of Ohrid (North Macedonia) from the three-pillar sustainability dimension (socio-cultural, environmental and economic). Based on 630 questionnaires collec…

Prekomeren ali podmeren turizem – primerjalna analiza ekonomske trajnosti slovenskega turizma Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2019

The aim of this paper is to provide a comparative analysis of the scale of Slovenian tourism in terms of economic sustainability and to contribute to an economic and social consensus on the scale of tourism Slovenia needs and is willing to…

Residents’ Attitudes towards Overtourism from the Perspective of Tourism Impacts and Cooperation—The Case of Ljubljana Open

Kir Kuščer, Tanja Mihalič · 2019

Increasing worldwide evidence on disruptive unsustainable impacts, caused by growing overtourism, is shaking tourism research agendas and destination management styles. Monitoring the risks of overtourism is becoming a relevant issue for e…

Implementation of environmental management in Slovenian hotels through eco labels Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2015

Razširjen menedžerski povzetek strokovnih predlogov za Strategijo razvoja in trženja slovenskega turizma 2012-2016 Open

Tanja Mihalič, Ljubica Knežević Cvelbar, Miša Novak, Kir Kuščer · 2015

Slovenska turistična podjetja o podnebnih spremembah Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2015

Zeleni barometer in zelena konkurenčnost turističnega gospodarstva 2010 Open

Tanja Mihalič · 2015

The changing role of ICT competitiveness: the case of the Slovenian hotel sector Open

Tanja Mihalič, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Josip Arnerić · 2015

The purpose of the article is to survey the role of information and communication technology (ICT) for hotel firm's competitiveness. Based on competitive advantage factor (CAF) and resource theory, this article empirically tests ICT as one…

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