The study by Godovykh, Ridderstaat, and Fyall (2023) examines how tourism development affects the well-being and happiness of local residents, distinguishing between long-term and short-term effects. The research underscores the importance of evaluating tourism beyond economic benefits, focusing on its broader social and emotional impacts. Short-Term Benefits of Tourism In the short term, the study…
The study by Godovykh, Fyall, and Ridderstaat (2022) explores how tourism affects the health of local communities, both directly and indirectly. The authors investigate a range of impacts, including the benefits of economic growth and improved healthcare infrastructure, alongside potential negative effects like stress, pollution, and social disruption. By analyzing various case studies, the paper…
The study by Godovykh and Ridderstaat (2020) investigates the long-term effects of tourism on the health of local residents. By analyzing data over an extended period, the researchers sought to understand how increasing numbers of tourists affect the well-being of those living in popular destinations. Positive Health Outcomes One of the key findings of the…
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the landscape of global tourism, with health risk perceptions becoming a critical factor in travel decisions. A recent study published in the Tourism Review explores the antecedents and outcomes of these perceptions, offering valuable insights into how travelers’ fears and concerns shape their behavior. The study highlights that understanding…
