Index

Virus Outbreaks and Tourism Mobility

ISBN: 978-1-80071-335-2, eISBN: 978-1-80071-334-5

Publication date: 6 September 2021

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(2021), "Index", Kulshreshtha, S.K. (Ed.) Virus Outbreaks and Tourism Mobility (Tourism Security-Safety and Post Conflict Destinations), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 257-263. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80071-334-520211022

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INDEX

Accommodation selection process
, 244, 252

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
, 1, 19, 62–63

Affiliation statistics
, 99–100

Ageing population
, 34

Air cargo market analysis
, 236

Airline companies
, 228–230

losses in
, 231, 233–234

Airline industry
, 80, 84–85, 132

Airline passenger market analysis
, 236

Air Navigation Safety Agency
, 231

Airport Council International (ACI)
, 231

Airport management
, 234

Airport operators
, 228–229

Antiviral drugs
, 24

Arboviral diseases
, 3

Asian flu
, 18, 61–62

Asia Pacific
, 227

Asiatic flu
, 17–18

Austria
, 178–179

Autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL)
, 105

Autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA)
, 105

Available seat kilometres (ASKs)
, 236

Avian flu
, 22

international tourist
, 164–166

Aviation industry
, 5–6, 226

airline companies
, 228–229

airport operators
, 228–229

government and aviation authorities
, 229, 231–233

industry-oriented analysis
, 235–236

losses
, 231–235

Nigeria
, 227

unemployment risk
, 234–235

Bartlett test of sphericity
, 246–249

BibExcel
, 97

Bibliometric analysis
, 46, 96, 106–107

affiliation statistics
, 99–100

analysis tools
, 97

chronological publication trend
, 98

citation analysis
, 100, 102–103

cluster analysis
, 104–106

leading journals
, 98–99

network analysis of publications
, 100, 102, 104

page rank analysis
, 103–104

productive authors
, 100, 102

search process
, 96–97

Bibliometrix
, 97

Biodiversity
, 36

BioNTech
, 8

Black Death
, 17–18, 147–148

Black Plague
, 129–130

Boolean operators
, 97

Brazil
, 114–116

Campos do Jordão (SP)
, 120–121

epidemiological crises
, 115

Garanhuns (PE)
, 122–123

Petropolis (RJ)
, 121–122

sanitary issues
, 116–119

São Francisco de Paula (RS)
, 123–124

tourist nature
, 119–120

urbanization
, 116–119

Bubonic plague
, 17

Business impact
, 131–132

Cambodia
, 87

Camel flu
, 19–20

Campos do Jordão (SP)
, 120–121

Capitalism
, 114

Catastrophic pandemics
, 15–16

Asian flu (1956–1958)
, 18

Black Death (1346–1353)
, 17–18

cholera
, 17

COVID-19
, 20

Ebola
, 20

HIV/AIDS
, 19

Hong Kong flu (1968)
, 18

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
, 19

Russian flu (1889–1890)
, 17–18

severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 18–19

Spanish flu (1918)
, 18

Swine flu (2009)
, 19

Chikungunya virus (CHIKV)
, 1

China
, 63, 148–149

aviation industry
, 231

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
, 149–150

inbound tourism
, 84

severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 76

World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)
, 163–164

Cholera
, 1, 17, 114

Citation analysis
, 100, 102–103

CitNetExplorer
, 97

Climate change
, 35–37

Clinical trails
, 4

Cluster analysis
, 51, 104, 250

crisis management
, 105–106

severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 104–105

tourism forecasting
, 105

Comma-separated values (CSV)
, 97

Contact tracing
, 24

COVID-19
, 22–23, 65–66, 72, 116, 147–148, 170–171, 178–179

accommodation selection process
, 244, 252

aviation industry, 5. See Aviation industry

bibliometric analysis
, 46

breakout
, 32–33

business impact
, 131–132

business travel payout
, 131

clinical trails
, 8–9

demographic change
, 33–34

destination choice
, 133–134

fatality rates
, 20

France
, 242

global impact
, 129–130

global travel
, 35

gross domestic production (GDP)
, 96

health governance measures
, 140–141

hospitality
, 5–6, 137, 139–140

income loss
, 131

infection rates
, 20

Japan
, 198–199

job losses, tourism
, 132–133

Macao. See Macao

mental health
, 134–136

Norway. See also Norway
, 182–184

symptoms
, 226

thematic model
, 136–137

tourism
, 5–6, 130–131, 137, 139–141

traveller’s risk perception
, 133–134

urbanization
, 33

vaccination development
, 3, 8–9

Vietnam
, 214, 218, 220

COVIDSafe
, 7

Crisis and disaster management
, 105–106, 178–180

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)
, 6–7

Cultural consumption
, 196–198

Deforestation
, 36

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
, 19, 64–65

Demographic change
, 33–35

Dengue fever
, 44, 178

Destination marketing/management organizations (DMOs)
, 178, 181–182

Digital object identifier (DOI)
, 97

Disease outbreak
, 44

contributed countries
, 50–51

contributed funding sponsors
, 50

frequently cited articles
, 51

keyword analysis
, 51

methodological framework
, 46–47

productive authors
, 48–49

productive journals
, 48

research subject areas
, 49–50

Ebola virus disease (EBV)
, 1, 20, 22, 44, 64–65, 107–108, 147–148, 168, 170

Congo
, 178

West Africa
, 178

Economic depression
, 15–16

Economy cooperative actions, Macao

financial institutions
, 156

gaming concessionaires
, 154–155

hotels
, 156

large enterprises
, 155–156

universities
, 156

Emerging pathogens
, 2–3

England
, 118–119

Ethical engagement
, 249–251

European Union (EU)
, 178–179

Exclusion criteria (EC)
, 97

Experiential marketing
, 196–198

Exploratory factor analysis
, 246–249

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
, 149

Factor–cluster analysis
, 244

Food chain
, 36

Foot and mouth disease (FMD)
, 60–61, 178

France
, 117, 242, 244

Bartlett test of sphericity
, 246–249

cluster analysis
, 250

Cronbach’s alpha
, 246–249

ethical engagement
, 251–252

exploratory factor analysis
, 246–249

factor analysis
, 247–249

KMO index
, 246–249

methodology
, 244–245

physical distancing and hygiene
, 249–251

respondents characteristics
, 245–246

Varimax rotation
, 246–249

Garanhuns (PE)
, 122–123

Gephi
, 97, 100

Global economic crisis
, 163

Globalization
, 31–33

people-to-people contact and
, 37

Global tourism
, 182–183

Global travel
, 35

Global warming
, 35–36

Great Depression
, 182–183

Greater Bay Area (GBA)
, 153

Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 62, 96, 132–133, 148

Guangdong Health Code
, 153–154

Guinea
, 168

Hand and mouth disease (HMD)
, 107–108

Healthcare workers
, 38–39

Health diseases
, 130

Health governance measures
, 140–141

Health management
, 130–131

Histcite
, 97

H1N1 influenza
, 1, 96

H2N2 virus
, 61–62

H3N2 virus
, 62

Hokkaido Garden Kaido
, 200

Hong Kong flu
, 18

Hospitality
, 5–6, 44, 137, 139

innovations and digital solutions
, 7–8

Hotel industry
, 79–81, 83

Human–animal contact
, 38

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
, 19, 62–63

Inbound tourism
, 84, 87–88, 90

Inclusion criteria (IC)
, 97

Income loss
, 131

Indonesia
, 164–166

Industry-oriented analysis
, 235

air cargo market analysis
, 236

airline passenger market analysis
, 236

Innovative marketing
, 197–198

Insomnia
, 138–139

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
, 35–36

International Air Transportation Association (IATA)
, 6–7, 131–132, 163, 226, 231

regulations and recommendations
, 229–231

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
, 6–7, 231

International Monetary Fund
, 131

International tourist
, 162–163

Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport Security Commission
, 228

Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport Administration (ISG)
, 228

Japan
, 104–105

COVID-19
, 198–199

cultural consumption
, 197–198

experiential marketing
, 198, 207

Fukui Prefecture
, 204

Gunma Prefecture
, 204

Hokkaido Prefecture
, 200–201

hot springs
, 196–197

innovative marketing
, 198, 206

Kanagawa Prefecture
, 201–202

Kumamoto Prefecture
, 201

Nagano, Shizuoka
, 204–205

Niigata Prefecture
, 203

Oita Prefecture
, 201

Okayama Prefecture
, 204–205

Olympic Games
, 196

product and service industry
, 196

Tochigi and Shizuoka Prefecture
, 203

Tokyo Metropolitan
, 201–202

tourism
, 198–199

Yamagata
, 204

Job loss
, 138–139

mental health
, 134–136

tourism
, 132–133

Keyword analysis
, 51

Lassa fever
, 1, 147–148

Lockdown
, 130–131, 134–135, 217–218

Macao
, 148–149, 156, 158

community-based pandemic prevention and control
, 150–151

Crowd Control Policy
, 150

economy cooperative actions
, 154–156

entry screening and prohibition
, 151

global outbreak
, 152–153

Guaranteed Mask Supply Scheme
, 150

pre-outbreak
, 149–150

semi-lockdown
, 151–152

trifles of resumption
, 153–154

Malaria
, 114, 178

Malaysia
, 36–37

Mental health
, 134–136

Mexico
, 166

Micro enterprises (MEs)
, 178–181, 184–185

Middle Ages
, 114

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
, 1, 16–17, 19, 22, 64, 147–148, 167–168

Monetary shortfall
, 135

National Health Commission (NHC)
, 149–150

Neolithic period
, 114

Nigeria
, 147–148, 227

Nipah virus
, 1

Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPI)
, 60

Norway
, 179

COVID-19
, 182–183

crisis and disaster management
, 179–180

global tourism
, 182–183

government and industry responses
, 185–186

life cycles
, 179–180

micro enterprises (MEs)
, 184–185, 187

past health pandemics
, 180

small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 184–185, 187

tourism development
, 183–184

tourism mobility
, 184

tourism responses
, 180–182

Olympic Games
, 196

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 178–179

Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA)
, 6–7

Page rank analysis
, 103–104

Pajek
, 100

Pandemics
, 16–17

catastrophic
, 17–20

community strategies
, 23–24

vs. COVID-19
, 66–72

human history
, 33

non-pharmaceutical interventions
, 23–24

outbreak
, 32, 34

pharmaceutical interventions
, 24

tourism mobility
, 21–23

People-to-people contact
, 37

Personal protective equipment (PPE)
, 249–251

Personal protective measures
, 24

Petropolis (RJ)
, 121–122

Pneumonia
, 20, 149

Post-COVID tourism mobility
, 10

Prisma approach
, 78–79

Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC)
, 5

Quarantine
, 23–24, 136

Re-emerging pathogens
, 2–3

Republic of Korea (ROK)
, 64

Research and development (R&D)
, 2–3

Resilience
, 6, 66–67, 71

Restaurant industry
, 136

Revenue Passenger Kilometres (RPKs)
, 236

Revenue per available room (RevPAR)
, 218–219

Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV)
, 2–3

Russian flu (1889–1890)
, 17–18

Sanitation
, 249–251

São Francisco de Paula (RS)
, 123–124

Saudi Arabia
, 64, 167–168

Sauna tour
, 200–201

SciMAT
, 97

Scopus database
, 46–47, 96–97

Search process
, 96–97

Seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average (SARIMA)
, 105

Semi-lockdown
, 151–152

Service innovation
, 198

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 1, 8, 18–19, 22, 63, 147–148, 163–164

airline industry
, 80, 84–85

article selection
, 78–79

Asian tourism industry
, 87–91

cluster analysis
, 104–105

destinations
, 84

gross domestic product (GDP)
, 163–164

hotel industry
, 79–81, 83

inbound tourism
, 84, 87–88, 90

inclusion criteria
, 77–78

outbreak
, 15–16, 77

personal protection equipment (PPEs)
, 215

previous pandemic
, 215

psychological effects
, 76

research database
, 78–79

statistics
, 76–77

Singapore
, 61–62

Sitkis
, 97

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 151–152, 178–181, 184–185

Social distancing
, 23, 134–135

Social isolation
, 136

Socio-demographics
, 252

South Korea
, 167–168

Spanish flu
, 18, 61, 114

Spring General Offensive of 2020
, 217

Stay-at-home policy
, 134–135

Swine flu
, 19, 63–64, 166–167

vaccine
, 3

Swine influenza virus (SIV)
, 63

Swine-origin influenza virus (S-OIV)
, 63

Tableau
, 46–47

Taiwan
, 84

Terrorism
, 84

Thailand
, 164–166

Thematic model
, 136–137

Tourism
, 15–16, 44–46, 161–162

Brazil
, 119–120

forecasting
, 105

frequently cited articles
, 51

inbound
, 84, 87–88, 90

industry
, 6

innovations and digital solutions
, 7–8

Japan
, 198–199

job losses
, 132–133

mobility
, 3, 5, 10

Norway
, 180

resilience
, 66–67, 71

South Asia
, 60–61

stakeholders
, 141

Tourist destination safety
, 140–141

Traveller’s risk perception
, 133–134

Travel-related variables
, 244

Turkey
, 233–234

Uganda
, 65

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
, 8

United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
, 5, 163, 226

United States
, 61–62

Urbanization
, 33, 116, 119

Vaccination
, 4, 24

Varimax rotation
, 246–249

Vector-borne viral diseases
, 44

Vietnam
, 63, 213–214

COVID-19
, 218, 220

data collection
, 216

government and hospitality
, 216–218

methodology
, 216

road to recovery
, 221

severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 216

tourism businesses
, 216–218

Virus outbreaks
, 1, 60, 64

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
, 62–63

Asian countries
, 3

Asian flu
, 61–62

Ebola
, 64–65

Hong Kong flu
, 62

human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
, 62–63

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
, 64

safe travel and tourism
, 6–7

severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
, 63

South Asia
, 60–61

Spanish flu
, 61

swine flu
, 63–64

tourism mobility and
, 3–5

Zika virus (ZIKV)
, 65–66

VOSviewer
, 46–47, 97

World economy
, 129–130

World Health Organization (WHO)
, 2–3, 76, 178–179

airlines industry
, 227–228

climate change
, 36

COVID-19
, 5, 32

HIV/AIDS
, 19

Hong Kong flu
, 62

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
, 19–20

World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)
, 6–7, 163–164, 182–183

Wuhan
, 149

Yellow fever (YF)
, 1, 178

Zika virus (ZIKV)
, 1, 65–66, 168

Zydus Cadila
, 8

Prelims
Introduction
Chapter 1 Catastrophic Pandemics: Disruption in Tourism Mobility
Chapter 2 Demographic Change and Human Mobility
Chapter 3 Five Decades of Research on Disease Outbreaks, Pandemics and Tourism: A Bibliometric Analysis
Chapter 4 Virus Outbreaks and Tourism Resilience Strategies: A Perspective of Asian Countries
Chapter 5 Sustainability of Tourism after the SARS Pandemic: Revisiting the Past Experiences
Chapter 6 A Bibliometric Analysis of Contagious Diseases and Tourism: Current Status, Development and Future Research Directions
Chapter 7 COVID-19 and Epidemic Diseases Transforming Lodging Facilities: A Study of Brazilian Cities
Chapter 8 COVID-19 Impact on Leisure and Travel Industry: Psychological, Safety and Governance Imperatives
Chapter 9 The Effects of Pandemic on a Tourism City and the Impacts of Government Policies in Macao
Chapter 10 Comparing the Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Tourism Industry with Other Epidemics: A Conceptual Review
Chapter 11 Impacts on and Responses of Tourism SMEs and MEs on the COVID-19 Pandemic – The Case of Norway
Chapter 12 Cultural Consumption through Innovative Experiential Marketing: Insights from Japanese Resorts during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Chapter 13 The Gold Standard in Handling a Pandemic at a National Level: Vietnam’s Approach to Dealing with COVID-19
Chapter 14 Impacts of Coronavirus on the Aviation Industry
Chapter 15 How Will Tourists Select Accommodation for Their Holiday after the COVID-19 Outbreak? Insights from France
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