Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica

La pandemia del COVID-19 ha generado diferentes impactos en el mundo, y las medidas de confinamiento implementadas han hecho del turismo uno de los últimos sectores en reactivarse, lo cual ha afectado de forma directa a los países que dependen de él en su economía. Ante este contexto, se analizan la...

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Barón Chivara, Jesús Alexis
Cote Daza, Sandra Patricia
Rodas Quintero, Julia
Rodríguez Ruge, Elías
Obando Parra, Diego Alexander
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COVID-19,
communicable disease,
bibliometric indicators,
tourism,
management strategies
COVID-19,
enfermedad transmisible,
indicadores bibliométricos,
turismo,
estrategias de gestión
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv Tourism and contagious and infectious diseases, a bibliometric review
title Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
spellingShingle Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
COVID-19,
communicable disease,
bibliometric indicators,
tourism,
management strategies
COVID-19,
enfermedad transmisible,
indicadores bibliométricos,
turismo,
estrategias de gestión
title_short Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
title_full Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
title_fullStr Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
title_full_unstemmed Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
title_sort Turismo y enfermedades contagiosas e infecciosas, una revisión bibliométrica
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Barón Chivara, Jesús Alexis
Cote Daza, Sandra Patricia
Rodas Quintero, Julia
Rodríguez Ruge, Elías
Obando Parra, Diego Alexander
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Barón Chivara, Jesús Alexis
Cote Daza, Sandra Patricia
Rodas Quintero, Julia
Rodríguez Ruge, Elías
Obando Parra, Diego Alexander
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv COVID-19,
communicable disease,
bibliometric indicators,
tourism,
management strategies
topic COVID-19,
communicable disease,
bibliometric indicators,
tourism,
management strategies
COVID-19,
enfermedad transmisible,
indicadores bibliométricos,
turismo,
estrategias de gestión
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv COVID-19,
enfermedad transmisible,
indicadores bibliométricos,
turismo,
estrategias de gestión
description La pandemia del COVID-19 ha generado diferentes impactos en el mundo, y las medidas de confinamiento implementadas han hecho del turismo uno de los últimos sectores en reactivarse, lo cual ha afectado de forma directa a los países que dependen de él en su economía. Ante este contexto, se analizan las medidas que se han utilizado en situaciones similares y las investigaciones que se han desarrollado al respecto. Para abordar de forma rigurosa la revisión, se efectuó un análisis bibliométrico de las investigaciones relacionadas con el turismo y las enfermedades infecciosas y contagiosas, para lo cual se utilizaron diferentes bases de datos académicas, como Scopus, Web of Science y Science Direct. Los resultados evidencian que, en los años en los que se presentaron crisis por alguna enfermedad, el número de publicaciones aumentó, por ejemplo, en el año 2020, con el COVID-19. El VIH-SIDA es una de las enfermedades con mayor relación con el turismo, lo mismo pasa con la malaria y el SARS.
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spelling Barón Chivara, Jesús AlexisCote Daza, Sandra PatriciaRodas Quintero, JuliaRodríguez Ruge, ElíasObando Parra, Diego Alexander2023-06-26T11:21:24Z2024-06-07T10:33:06Z2023-06-26T11:21:24Z2024-06-07T10:33:06Z2023-06-26La pandemia del COVID-19 ha generado diferentes impactos en el mundo, y las medidas de confinamiento implementadas han hecho del turismo uno de los últimos sectores en reactivarse, lo cual ha afectado de forma directa a los países que dependen de él en su economía. Ante este contexto, se analizan las medidas que se han utilizado en situaciones similares y las investigaciones que se han desarrollado al respecto. Para abordar de forma rigurosa la revisión, se efectuó un análisis bibliométrico de las investigaciones relacionadas con el turismo y las enfermedades infecciosas y contagiosas, para lo cual se utilizaron diferentes bases de datos académicas, como Scopus, Web of Science y Science Direct. Los resultados evidencian que, en los años en los que se presentaron crisis por alguna enfermedad, el número de publicaciones aumentó, por ejemplo, en el año 2020, con el COVID-19. El VIH-SIDA es una de las enfermedades con mayor relación con el turismo, lo mismo pasa con la malaria y el SARS.The COVID-19 pandemic has generated different impacts on the world, and the implemented lockdown measures have made tourism one of the last sectors to be reactivated, directly affecting those countries whose economies depend on it. Given this context, we analyze the developed research and types of measures that have been adopted in similar situations to rigorously make a bibliometric analysis of studies related to tourism and contagious and infectious diseases, using different academic databases: Scopus, Web of Science, and Science Direct. The results showed that the number of publications increases during crises years due to disease, such as in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. 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