Bartosz Bursa

• Determinants Encouraging Tourists to Use Public Transport in Their Vacation Destination

  Thomas Bausch, Alessandro M Peluso et al.

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  Implementing the concept of sustainability in tourism needs a significant reduction of vacationists' ecological footprint at destination level. A key aspect there is tourists' travel mode choice on‐site. Based on an online‐panel based survey in Italy and Germany and applying ordinal regression, this study analyzes for the destination South Tyrol, the impact of five blocks of potential factors on public transportation (PT) usage during a vacation:…

• Drive Them to Rail—How Can Tourist Destinations Increase the Market Share of Rail Travel? A Discrete Choice Experiment

  Bartosz Bursa, Gottfried Tappeiner et al.

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  Mobility accounts for the largest share of CO 2 emissions generated by tourism industry. The extent of CO 2 resulting from tourists' long‐distance travel depends strongly on the transport mode used. To reduce these emissions, destinations should engage in promoting a shift from flying and driving to traveling on rail. This study hypothesizes that the entire mobility chain, that is, long‐distance travel and mobility at destination, represents an i…

• Intra-destination travel behavior of alpine tourists

  Bartosz Bursa, Markus Mailer et al.

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  In the face of a continuous increase in the number of tourists in the Alps, the associated traffic volumes, and the resulting negative externalities, there is an urgent need to design policies capable of managing tourist traffic efficiently and to invest in transport systems and infrastructure wisely, given the limited financial, spatial and environmental resources. Unfortunately, while there is a considerable research interest in long-distance t…

• Determinants Encouraging Tourists to Use Public Transport in Their Vacation Destination

  Thomas Bausch, Alessandro M Peluso et al.

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  Implementing the concept of sustainability in tourism needs a significant reduction of vacationists' ecological footprint at destination level. A key aspect there is tourists' travel mode choice on‐site. Based on an online‐panel based survey in Italy and Germany and applying ordinal regression, this study analyzes for the destination South Tyrol, the impact of five blocks of potential factors on public transportation (PT) usage during a vacation:…

• Drive Them to Rail—How Can Tourist Destinations Increase the Market Share of Rail Travel? A Discrete Choice Experiment

  Bartosz Bursa, Gottfried Tappeiner et al.

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  Mobility accounts for the largest share of CO 2 emissions generated by tourism industry. The extent of CO 2 resulting from tourists' long‐distance travel depends strongly on the transport mode used. To reduce these emissions, destinations should engage in promoting a shift from flying and driving to traveling on rail. This study hypothesizes that the entire mobility chain, that is, long‐distance travel and mobility at destination, represents an i…

• Intra-destination travel behavior of alpine tourists

  Bartosz Bursa, Markus Mailer et al.

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  In the face of a continuous increase in the number of tourists in the Alps, the associated traffic volumes, and the resulting negative externalities, there is an urgent need to design policies capable of managing tourist traffic efficiently and to invest in transport systems and infrastructure wisely, given the limited financial, spatial and environmental resources. Unfortunately, while there is a considerable research interest in long-distance t…

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