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Studying tourism recovery options under economic constraints: does stakeholder engagement and financial stability matter?

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Researchers neglected the relevance of combining tourism with stakeholders’ engagement and financial stability for unlocking the economic constraints. For this, current research intended to study the interplay of tourism recovery options under economic constraints with the role of stakeholders’ engagement and financial stability. According to our data, China outperforms the other OECD members. The results shown that Russia comes in second with a consistent in tourism recovery, financial stability, and stakeholders’ engagement; Indonesia and Turkey, which finished fourth and fifth in the rankings, have good tourism recovery prospects. Mexico and Brazil come in second and third, respectively, with the worst performance and the lowest scores recorded in the survey findings. The overall interplay among the variables was empirically produced based on the findings of this study and is a new inclusive assessment of financial stability and tourism recovery parameters. It is a useful tool for policy development and evaluation. This study also addresses the criticism of load selection at random and accurately depicts the entire scope of fiscal intervention in the economy to prudently enhance tourism recovery at large.

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This work was sponsored in part by Research Project on Innovation and Development of Social Sciences in Anhui Province Research Project: Research on the Power, Path and Strategy of the Integration of Cultural Performance Industry and Tourism Industry in Anhui Province (2020CX135); The key project of humanities and social sciences in colleges and universities in Anhui Province, “Research on the strategy of improving the tourist experience quality in Sanhe Ancient Town” (SK2021A1091); and Brand Teacher Project of Anhui Business and Technology College (2021ppjs02).

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Wang, ., Shao, J. Studying tourism recovery options under economic constraints: does stakeholder engagement and financial stability matter?. Environ Sci Pollut Res 30, 90675–90688 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-28540-7

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