Although tourism in recent years has emerged as engine of growth in Fiji, the uncertainties associated with the disastrous impact of tropical cyclones have been causing greater anxieties in recent times with increase in the number of cyclones each year hitting the South Pacific region. This paper focuses on the effects of cyclones on tourism and growth in Fiji. The data on damages inflicted by past annual cyclones are scanty. The quantitative estimates are based more on anecdotal evidence than on systematic assessments. Given these constraints, the paper attempts to undertake an empirical study through employing a bi-nary variable for cyclone, along with conventional variables.peer-reviewe
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...
Developing island nations in the Pacific are highly dependent on tourism receipts to support and sus...
This paper unravels the contemporaneous, lagged, and indirect effects of tropical cyclones on annual...
The many difficult development problems faced by small resource-poor island countries such as those ...
This study examines the effect of tourism, measured by visitor arrivals) on the economic growth of F...
Natural disasters are common to Pacific Island countries and have caused a major drain in government...
Fiji has in recent years suffered considerable disasters, both natural and man-made. Here we estimat...
We present a country-specific analysis on the effect of tourism on the economic growth of five small...
Natural disasters are common in the Pacific Island countries. Fiji has been affected by many of thes...
Being the major foreign exchange earner and a major source of job creation for Fiji, tourism is with...
The Pacific is recognised as one of the most disaster prone regions in the world. As such, it is imp...
Fiji's tourism industry has evolved considerably in the past 30 years with past and present governme...
The intensity of cyclones in the Pacific is predicted to increase and sea levels are predicted to ri...
Tourism in recent years has emerged as the engine of growth in Pacific island countries. In Fiji in ...
Little published detail exists regarding the range of natural hazards impacts experienced at the com...
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...
Developing island nations in the Pacific are highly dependent on tourism receipts to support and sus...
This paper unravels the contemporaneous, lagged, and indirect effects of tropical cyclones on annual...
The many difficult development problems faced by small resource-poor island countries such as those ...
This study examines the effect of tourism, measured by visitor arrivals) on the economic growth of F...
Natural disasters are common to Pacific Island countries and have caused a major drain in government...
Fiji has in recent years suffered considerable disasters, both natural and man-made. Here we estimat...
We present a country-specific analysis on the effect of tourism on the economic growth of five small...
Natural disasters are common in the Pacific Island countries. Fiji has been affected by many of thes...
Being the major foreign exchange earner and a major source of job creation for Fiji, tourism is with...
The Pacific is recognised as one of the most disaster prone regions in the world. As such, it is imp...
Fiji's tourism industry has evolved considerably in the past 30 years with past and present governme...
The intensity of cyclones in the Pacific is predicted to increase and sea levels are predicted to ri...
Tourism in recent years has emerged as the engine of growth in Pacific island countries. In Fiji in ...
Little published detail exists regarding the range of natural hazards impacts experienced at the com...
AbstractTourism has become a major economic contributor to island nations. Yet the main question is ...
Developing island nations in the Pacific are highly dependent on tourism receipts to support and sus...
This paper unravels the contemporaneous, lagged, and indirect effects of tropical cyclones on annual...