María Santana-Gallego
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1990437 |
|---|---|
| NOME | María Santana-Gallego |
| PRENOMES | María |
| SOBRENOME | Santana-Gallego |
| ASSINATURA | SANTANA-GALLEGO M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universitat de les Illes Balears |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5977-7875 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 140 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Old questions, new methods
Natural disasters and global tourism flows
Does an industry-promoted tourist tax per night affect hotel performance? Quasi-experimental evidence from Manchester
Toward a smaller world. The distance puzzle and international border for tourism
The globalization process is assumed to have progressively decreased the effect of geographical distance on worldwide flows of goods, services and people. However, the gravity literature on international trade has traditionally failed to deliver consistent estimates of the diminishing effects of distance on bilateral trade. This controversial issue has been coined the distance puzzle. Gravity models on international tourism demand predict a negat…
Optimal carrying capacity in rural tourism
This paper introduces a novel framework for characterizing destination overcrowding in rural tourism using a production approach. We build upon destination life cycle, carrying capacity, and consumer preference theories to characterize optimal levels of overnight stays in the presence of disutility from crowding. Using panel data for rural tourism in Spanish provinces, we model crowding non-linearly as a demand shifter within a service production…
Tourism and migration
As a result of the role played by migrants in supporting host economies, the interest in understanding the impact of migration is growing. However, the literature remains silent on the channels by which migration affects tourism. The present article aims to isolate the effect of migrant networks on tourism by exploring the role of information, travel costs, and demand for visiting friends and relatives. To this end, a theoretical framework that r…
Does tourism promote economic growth? A fractionally integrated heterogeneous panel data analysis
In this article, we analyse whether tourism promotes economic growth using a general dynamic panel data model that incorporates individual and interactive fixed effects and allows for contemporaneous correlation in model innovations. The empirical study is based on quarterly series of GDP and tourist arrivals for 14 European countries covering the period from 1995 to 2019. Results indicate that the case for a positive long-run relationship betwee…
Tourism falls apart
Although it seems obvious that tourism flows would be adversely affected by terrorism, crime and corruption, not all the empirical evidence supports this view. This article investigates the extent to which insecurity hurts tourism in Africa. We use a new data set consisting of 187 countries, 38 of which are in Africa, for the period 1995–2017. It combines information on the number of tourist arrivals in African countries with information on three…
Testing the validity of the tourism-led growth hypothesis under long-range dependence
Traditionally, the relationship between tourism and economic growth has been studied using methods based on stationary or nonstationary models. In this paper, we explore the validity of the tourism-led growth hypothesis, applying fractional cointegration techniques and comparing the results with those obtained in previous studies. To do this, we study the long-run relationship between GDP and tourism series, using a two-step strategy. First, we a…
The effects of natural disasters on international tourism
The effect of safety and security issues on international tourism
The destruction of cultural heritage and international tourism
Infectious disease risk and international tourism demand
Context For some countries, favourable climatic conditions for tourism are often associated with favourable conditions for infectious diseases, with the ensuing development constraints on the tourist sectors of impoverished countries where tourism’s economic contribution has a high potential. This paper evaluates the economic implications of eradication of Malaria, Dengue, Yellow Fever and Ebola on the affected destination countries focusing on t…
The euro effect
This paper investigates the impact of the Economic and Monetary Union on international tourism flows across a set of 37 developed countries. To do this, an augmented gravity model is estimated using a sample of 31 European countries plus six non-European OECD countries over the period 1995–2012. Results suggest a substantial impact of the euro on intra-Eurozone tourism of between 44 and 126% when proper estimation method, control group and defini…
Testing dependence between GDP and tourism's growth rates
Gravity models for tourism demand
Ethnic reunion and cultural affinity
The impact of mega-sport events on tourist arrivals
The impact of mega-sport events on tourist arrivals
Gravity models for tourism demand
The effects of natural disasters on international tourism
Infectious disease risk and international tourism demand
Context For some countries, favourable climatic conditions for tourism are often associated with favourable conditions for infectious diseases, with the ensuing development constraints on the tourist sectors of impoverished countries where tourism’s economic contribution has a high potential. This paper evaluates the economic implications of eradication of Malaria, Dengue, Yellow Fever and Ebola on the affected destination countries focusing on t…
The destruction of cultural heritage and international tourism
Ethnic reunion and cultural affinity
The euro effect
This paper investigates the impact of the Economic and Monetary Union on international tourism flows across a set of 37 developed countries. To do this, an augmented gravity model is estimated using a sample of 31 European countries plus six non-European OECD countries over the period 1995–2012. Results suggest a substantial impact of the euro on intra-Eurozone tourism of between 44 and 126% when proper estimation method, control group and defini…
Testing dependence between GDP and tourism's growth rates
Optimal carrying capacity in rural tourism
This paper introduces a novel framework for characterizing destination overcrowding in rural tourism using a production approach. We build upon destination life cycle, carrying capacity, and consumer preference theories to characterize optimal levels of overnight stays in the presence of disutility from crowding. Using panel data for rural tourism in Spanish provinces, we model crowding non-linearly as a demand shifter within a service production…
The effect of safety and security issues on international tourism
Does an industry-promoted tourist tax per night affect hotel performance? Quasi-experimental evidence from Manchester
Toward a smaller world. The distance puzzle and international border for tourism
The globalization process is assumed to have progressively decreased the effect of geographical distance on worldwide flows of goods, services and people. However, the gravity literature on international trade has traditionally failed to deliver consistent estimates of the diminishing effects of distance on bilateral trade. This controversial issue has been coined the distance puzzle. Gravity models on international tourism demand predict a negat…
The impact of mega-sport events on tourist arrivals
Ethnic reunion and cultural affinity
Gravity models for tourism demand
Testing dependence between GDP and tourism's growth rates
The euro effect
This paper investigates the impact of the Economic and Monetary Union on international tourism flows across a set of 37 developed countries. To do this, an augmented gravity model is estimated using a sample of 31 European countries plus six non-European OECD countries over the period 1995–2012. Results suggest a substantial impact of the euro on intra-Eurozone tourism of between 44 and 126% when proper estimation method, control group and defini…
Infectious disease risk and international tourism demand
Context For some countries, favourable climatic conditions for tourism are often associated with favourable conditions for infectious diseases, with the ensuing development constraints on the tourist sectors of impoverished countries where tourism’s economic contribution has a high potential. This paper evaluates the economic implications of eradication of Malaria, Dengue, Yellow Fever and Ebola on the affected destination countries focusing on t…
The destruction of cultural heritage and international tourism
The effects of natural disasters on international tourism
The effect of safety and security issues on international tourism
Testing the validity of the tourism-led growth hypothesis under long-range dependence
Traditionally, the relationship between tourism and economic growth has been studied using methods based on stationary or nonstationary models. In this paper, we explore the validity of the tourism-led growth hypothesis, applying fractional cointegration techniques and comparing the results with those obtained in previous studies. To do this, we study the long-run relationship between GDP and tourism series, using a two-step strategy. First, we a…
Tourism and migration
As a result of the role played by migrants in supporting host economies, the interest in understanding the impact of migration is growing. However, the literature remains silent on the channels by which migration affects tourism. The present article aims to isolate the effect of migrant networks on tourism by exploring the role of information, travel costs, and demand for visiting friends and relatives. To this end, a theoretical framework that r…
Does tourism promote economic growth? A fractionally integrated heterogeneous panel data analysis
In this article, we analyse whether tourism promotes economic growth using a general dynamic panel data model that incorporates individual and interactive fixed effects and allows for contemporaneous correlation in model innovations. The empirical study is based on quarterly series of GDP and tourist arrivals for 14 European countries covering the period from 1995 to 2019. Results indicate that the case for a positive long-run relationship betwee…
Tourism falls apart
Although it seems obvious that tourism flows would be adversely affected by terrorism, crime and corruption, not all the empirical evidence supports this view. This article investigates the extent to which insecurity hurts tourism in Africa. We use a new data set consisting of 187 countries, 38 of which are in Africa, for the period 1995–2017. It combines information on the number of tourist arrivals in African countries with information on three…
Toward a smaller world. The distance puzzle and international border for tourism
The globalization process is assumed to have progressively decreased the effect of geographical distance on worldwide flows of goods, services and people. However, the gravity literature on international trade has traditionally failed to deliver consistent estimates of the diminishing effects of distance on bilateral trade. This controversial issue has been coined the distance puzzle. Gravity models on international tourism demand predict a negat…
Optimal carrying capacity in rural tourism
This paper introduces a novel framework for characterizing destination overcrowding in rural tourism using a production approach. We build upon destination life cycle, carrying capacity, and consumer preference theories to characterize optimal levels of overnight stays in the presence of disutility from crowding. Using panel data for rural tourism in Spanish provinces, we model crowding non-linearly as a demand shifter within a service production…
Does an industry-promoted tourist tax per night affect hotel performance? Quasi-experimental evidence from Manchester
Old questions, new methods
Natural disasters and global tourism flows
Tourism (18 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (14 obras) · Economics (13 obras) · Geography (13 obras) · Business (9 obras) · Economic geography (7 obras) · Econometrics (5 obras) · Empirical evidence (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Development economics (4 obras)