The impact of 9/11 and other terrible global events on tourism in the United States and Hawaii

Article Abstract:

The terrorist attacks of 9/11 and subsequent terrible global events, which affected tourism flows are reviewed to ascertain the latest trends in travel and tourism in the US and Hawaii. The usefulness of vector error correction models to generate dynamic visitor forecasts is demonstrated to determine that tourism in Hawaii has recovered fully from 9/11 and other terrible international events and policy options is considered for facilitating the recovery of international tourism to the US.

Hawaii, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Economic impact studies: Instruments for political shenanigans?

Article Abstract:

Most economic impact studies are commissioned to legitimize a political position rather than to search for economic truth. It is observed that it results in the use of mischievous procedures that produce large numbers that study sponsors attempt to support a predetermined position.

Analysis, Economic conditions

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Does inbound tourism benefit developing countries? A trade theoretic approach

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The article challenges the assumption that whether inbound tourism growth plays a catalytic role in the overall economic development, and the implicit assertion within much of literature, that tourism is an effective vehicle of welfare improvement.

Developing Countries, Growth, Company growth

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