Measuring the ecological footprint of inbound and outbound tourists: evidence from a panel of 35 countries

Keyphrases

• Ecological Footprint 100%
• Outbound Tourists 100%
• Inbound Tourists 100%
• Tourists 75%
• Nitrogen Oxide Emissions 75%
• Natural Environment 50%
• Nitrogen Oxides 50%
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions 50%
• International Tourism 50%
• Air Pollutants 50%
• SO2 Emissions 50%
• Environmental Benefits 25%
• Environmental Sustainability 25%
• Economic Benefits 25%
• Tourism 25%
• Policy Intervention 25%
• United Nations 25%
• Management Practices 25%
• Biodiversity Loss 25%
• Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions 25%
• CO2 Emissions 25%
• Emission Reduction 25%
• Regression Techniques 25%
• Rebound Effect 25%
• Climatic Variability 25%
• Ecological Diversity 25%
• Sustainable Tourism 25%
• Tourism Model 25%
• Trade Openness 25%
• Environmental Kuznets Curve 25%
• U-shaped Relationship 25%
• Fixed Panel 25%
• International Tourists 25%
• Ecosystem Biodiversity 25%
• Food Printing 25%
• Sustainable Agenda 25%
• Potential Habitat 25%
• Panel Fixed Effects 25%
• SO2 Gas 25%
• Tourism Indicators 25%
• Food Management 25%
• Robust Inference 25%
• Emission Gases 25%
• Two-stage Least Squares Regression 25%
• Tourism Infrastructure 25%
• Habitat Area 25%
• Ecological Potential 25%

Social Sciences

• Carbon Dioxide 100%
• Natural Environment 66%
• United Nations 33%
• Ecotourism 33%
• Fixed Effects Model 33%
• Environmental Kuznets Curve 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Greenhouse Gas Emissions 100%
• Sulphur Emissions 40%
• Fixed Effects 20%
• Trade Openness 20%
• Environmental Kuznets Curve 20%