The Ibero-American Network of Tourism Research

Research collaboration in tourism is critical to generating innovative knowledge and economic development. The present study aims to analyze the collaboration patterns through co-authorships in the scientific publications of Ibero-American authors in a crucial decade, representing the first generation of authors with international diffusion in Ibero-American tourism research. A Social Network Analysis was applied, distinguishing between publications in Ibero-American and English-speaking international tourism journals. The results identify different types of most outstanding authors, universities and countries and their implications. Finally, the study explains how this collaboration takes place and fosters future research collaboration in tourism in this region.

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Tourism
Published
2025-01-29
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https://doi.org/10.37741/t.73.1.4
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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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The Ibero-American Network of Tourism Research

Tatiana David-Negre, Patricia Picazo Peral, Sergio Moreno Gil, Juan M. Hernández
Tourism
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The Ibero-American Network of Tourism Research

Tatiana David-Negre, Patricia Picazo Peral, Sergio Moreno Gil, Juan M. Hernández
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Abstract

Research collaboration in tourism is critical to generating innovative knowledge and economic development. The present study aims to analyze the collaboration patterns through co-authorships in the scientific publications of Ibero-American authors in a crucial decade, representing the first generation of authors with international diffusion in Ibero-American tourism research. A Social Network Analysis was applied, distinguishing between publications in Ibero-American and English-speaking international tourism journals. The results identify different types of most outstanding authors, universities and countries and their implications. Finally, the study explains how this collaboration takes place and fosters future research collaboration in tourism in this region.

TourismVol. 73(1)
Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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