Analysis of basic information and reviews of ski resorts

Following COVID-19, Japan's foreign tourists increased, surpassing 25 million in FY 2023. Popular activities include skiing, pottery, and tea ceremonies.The Japanese government launched "the Project to Promote the Formation of Snow Resorts with High International Competitiveness" in 2020 to boost long-term stays and spending.This study analyses data on 16 ski resorts in the Project and examines ski resort word of mouth (WOM) and data, categorizing by country (Japan, China, and Europe), and before and after COVID-19.It uses principal component analysis to typify WOM, comparing results with basic ski resort data to provide guidelines for future development.WOM trends differ for Japanese but not Europeans pre/post-COVID.Ski resort development impacts WOM, influenced by European cultural backgrounds.The effects vary by country, with high skiing costs.Development is an effective public investment, enhancing inbound tourism and providing economic benefits.

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Journal of Global Tourism Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.37020/jgtr.10.1_23
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Analysis of basic information and reviews of ski resorts

Xiaohan Fu, Nozomi Oomiya, Yoshiki Nakamura
Journal of Global Tourism Research
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Analysis of basic information and reviews of ski resorts

Xiaohan Fu, Nozomi Oomiya, Yoshiki Nakamura
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Abstract

Following COVID-19, Japan's foreign tourists increased, surpassing 25 million in FY 2023. Popular activities include skiing, pottery, and tea ceremonies.The Japanese government launched "the Project to Promote the Formation of Snow Resorts with High International Competitiveness" in 2020 to boost long-term stays and spending.This study analyses data on 16 ski resorts in the Project and examines ski resort word of mouth (WOM) and data, categorizing by country (Japan, China, and Europe), and before and after COVID-19.It uses principal component analysis to typify WOM, comparing results with basic ski resort data to provide guidelines for future development.WOM trends differ for Japanese but not Europeans pre/post-COVID.Ski resort development impacts WOM, influenced by European cultural backgrounds.The effects vary by country, with high skiing costs.Development is an effective public investment, enhancing inbound tourism and providing economic benefits.

Journal of Global Tourism ResearchVol. 10(1)
Aoyama Gakuin University (JP), Advanced Engineering (Czechia) (CZ), Nippon Institute of Technology (JP)
Aoyama Gakuin University, Research Institute, Aoyama Gakuin University
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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