María Jesús Such-Devesa
Biographic Data
| ID | 6273649 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Jesús Such-Devesa |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Jesús |
| FAMILY NAME | Such-Devesa |
| SIGNATURE | SUCH-DEVESA M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Alcalá |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The carbon footprint of Spanish tourists. Determinants and consumption patterns
This study examines the carbon footprint of tourists using a bottom-up approach that enables detailed and personalised measurement. Based on a survey of a representative sample of 980 Spanish tourists, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were assessed across different categories of consumption and transport. The results indicate that transport accounts for the largest proportion of CO2 emissions (almost half of the total), followed by food expenditure…
Examining the role of Airbnb on population displacement in urban neighbourhoods
In recent years, the social sustainability of tourism destinations has become a very relevant aspect. This article analyses the relationship between population displacement from city-centre neighbourhoods and the concentration of short-term rentals – STR – offered on Airbnb for the top two Spanish urban destinations: Madrid and Barcelona. Quantile regression at neighbourhood-level is used to assess the urban population changes at different points…
Aquaculture in tourist destinations
The search for sustainable alternative food sources has led to the expansion of aquaculture, with the proliferation of marine farms in more and more places, some of them very touristic. The installation of these farms in the waters of consolidated Sun and Beach tourist destinations represents a planning challenge, which requires consideration of the potential environmental and economic impacts of those activities on tourism attractions. This arti…
Problems involved in measuring Covid-19 in consolidated tourist destinations
The most widely used indicator for measuring the COVID-19 pandemic is the 14-day rate, calculated as the ratio per 100.000 inhabitants between the number of confirmed cases in the last 14-day period and the registered population of a destination. However, this indicator is not appropriate for the reality of tourist destinations where, in the absence of mobility restrictions, seasonal fluctuations of the population are experienced. This article ca…
The relationship between satisfaction and tourism expenditure in ‘sun and beach’ destinations
Researchers generally accept that satisfaction is a determinant of tourist expenditure in destinations. This article explores the relationship between satisfaction and tourist expenditure in Calp, a consolidated ‘sun and beach’ tourist destination located on the Spanish Mediterranean coastline. Using survey data and structural equation modelling, the main result indicates that, in general, after controlling for relevant (socio-economic, socio-dem…
Winter tourism dependence
This work studies the evolution of winter tourism in the main European ski resorts in recent years, exploring the degree of dependency it presents on the gross domestic product gaps of those European countries with the main registered incoming tourists attending to these ski resorts. This study consists of two parts: first, a cyclical behavior analysis of the evolution of winter tourism demand in these regions and its level of external dependence…
Effects of political instability in consolidated destinations
Effects of political instability in consolidated destinations
The relationship between satisfaction and tourism expenditure in ‘sun and beach’ destinations
Researchers generally accept that satisfaction is a determinant of tourist expenditure in destinations. This article explores the relationship between satisfaction and tourist expenditure in Calp, a consolidated ‘sun and beach’ tourist destination located on the Spanish Mediterranean coastline. Using survey data and structural equation modelling, the main result indicates that, in general, after controlling for relevant (socio-economic, socio-dem…
Winter tourism dependence
This work studies the evolution of winter tourism in the main European ski resorts in recent years, exploring the degree of dependency it presents on the gross domestic product gaps of those European countries with the main registered incoming tourists attending to these ski resorts. This study consists of two parts: first, a cyclical behavior analysis of the evolution of winter tourism demand in these regions and its level of external dependence…
Problems involved in measuring Covid-19 in consolidated tourist destinations
The most widely used indicator for measuring the COVID-19 pandemic is the 14-day rate, calculated as the ratio per 100.000 inhabitants between the number of confirmed cases in the last 14-day period and the registered population of a destination. However, this indicator is not appropriate for the reality of tourist destinations where, in the absence of mobility restrictions, seasonal fluctuations of the population are experienced. This article ca…
Aquaculture in tourist destinations
The search for sustainable alternative food sources has led to the expansion of aquaculture, with the proliferation of marine farms in more and more places, some of them very touristic. The installation of these farms in the waters of consolidated Sun and Beach tourist destinations represents a planning challenge, which requires consideration of the potential environmental and economic impacts of those activities on tourism attractions. This arti…
Examining the role of Airbnb on population displacement in urban neighbourhoods
In recent years, the social sustainability of tourism destinations has become a very relevant aspect. This article analyses the relationship between population displacement from city-centre neighbourhoods and the concentration of short-term rentals – STR – offered on Airbnb for the top two Spanish urban destinations: Madrid and Barcelona. Quantile regression at neighbourhood-level is used to assess the urban population changes at different points…
The carbon footprint of Spanish tourists. Determinants and consumption patterns
This study examines the carbon footprint of tourists using a bottom-up approach that enables detailed and personalised measurement. Based on a survey of a representative sample of 980 Spanish tourists, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were assessed across different categories of consumption and transport. The results indicate that transport accounts for the largest proportion of CO2 emissions (almost half of the total), followed by food expenditure…
Geography (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Destinations (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Statistics (5 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (2 works)