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A Panoramic View of International Articles on Ecotourism with Visual Mapping Technique

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  • SERKAN AYLAN

    (FACULTY OF TOURISM, SELÇUK UNIVERSITY)

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The purpose of the research is to determine the trend and development of ecotourism over a 34- year period (1990-2024) in the international literature. For this purpose, the bibliometric analysis method, which is one of the quantitative research methods, has been used in the study. The data regarding the 9243 articles (as of 09.05.2024) that contain the concept of ecotourism in the titles, keywords, and abstracts, were retrieved from the Scopus database. In the analysis of the data, Biblioshiny, a web interface provider application and open source software design for Bibliometrics R-package (R-Studio software), bibliometrics library, and bibliometrics have been used in accordance with certain parameters. When some of the findings that came out as a consequence of the analysis have been analyzed, it can be observed that there are 9243 articles in 1756 different journals, the most of articles are multi-authored, the most articles were publishedin 2023, the journal that published the most articles is Journal Of Sustainable Tourism, theauthors are Jiekuan Zhang and Yurong Zhang and the affiliation is Griffith University.Furthermore, in the author collaboration network analysis, it has been found that 8 different clusters have been formed. When the collaboration among countries has been considered in terms of the emergence of articles on ecotourism, it has been found that China, United Kingdom, USA, Canada are the ones that have the highest level of collaboration with other countries. It is thought that the results of this study are important in terms of visually mapping the development process of research on the international level and conveying it to the reader and shedding light on the studies to be conducted in the future on this subject.

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  • Serkan Aylan, 2024. "A Panoramic View of International Articles on Ecotourism with Visual Mapping Technique," Proceedings of Economics and Finance Conferences 14516381, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences.
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    Tourism; Ecotourism; Bibliometrics; Visual Mapping Technique; Scopus; R-Studio;
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    • N54 - Economic History - - Agriculture, Natural Resources, Environment and Extractive Industries - - - Europe: 1913-

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