BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF COMMUNITY-BASED TOURISM AND ITS THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS

Bibliometric studies allow us to observe and interpret the behavior and progress of scientific production on a topic. Thus, present research performs a bibliometric analysis of the research developed on community tourism. For this purpose, articles published in journals indexed in Scopus in the peri...

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Published in:GeoJournal of tourism and geosites 2023-01, Vol.51, p.1765-1774
Main Authors: Ayaviri-nina, Victor Dante, Ruiz, David Flores, Fernandez, Gabith Miriam Quispe
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural production
Bibliometrics
Participation
Production increases
Quality of life
Rural areas
Sustainable development
Tourism
Trends
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Summary:Bibliometric studies allow us to observe and interpret the behavior and progress of scientific production on a topic. Thus, present research performs a bibliometric analysis of the research developed on community tourism. For this purpose, articles published in journals indexed in Scopus in the period 1983 to 2022 are considered; the search is restricted to (TITLE ("community tourism") OR TITLE ("turismo comunitario")), which makes 124 items visible. The analysis is carried out using the Bibliometrix and VOSviewer software, which formally and thematically characterizes scientific production through bib lio metrics. The indicators used are: annual scientific production and by country, productivity by type of institution, most cited articles, magazines with the most publications on community tourism, analysis of keywords and relationship with the topics, and finally, the main currents or trends of research. The results reflect that there is a trend in research in the field of community tourism: tourism sustainability, economic development, tourism linked to local development, indigenous communities, topics that will gain strength such as the use of platforms and social capital.
ISSN:2065-0817
2065-1198
DOI:10.30892/gtg.514sp117-1172