Impact of environmental efficiency on tourism export under the moderation of inflation: a cross-country analysis

Shailesh Rastogi, Jagjeevan Kanoujiya, Rahul Singh Gautam and Neha Parashar

Cogent Economics & Finance, 2024, vol. 12, issue 1, 2356467

Abstract: A country’s tourism sector plays an essential role in the nation’s economy and aids in globalization. With the advanced technological establishments, this sector becomes more promising for economic growth. However, the connection of tourism development to environmental effects cannot be denied. Tourism export is also a recent term in this sector that needs to be explored. Therefore, this study aims to determine the impact of environmental efficiency (EE) on tourism export using the cross-country data of 90 countries for the sample period 2011–2020. The panel data is used for the analysis. The findings suggest that EE adversely affects tourism exports. A negative relationship between the two is also observed under the moderating effect of inflation. It means EE reduces tourism exports under higher inflation. This study notably contributes to existing literature through its unique and novel evidence on the EE and tourism export connection. This study recommends that EE be treated as a critical component of tourism policymaking. Figure A presents the graphical abstract.Source: Author’s own compilationWe explore in the current research the crucial relationship that exists between environmental sustainability and the booming tourism sector. In light of the worldwide concern for protecting our natural resources, our research investigates how environmental efficiency affects tourism export. Our purpose in analyzing this relationship is to offer insights that will help the tourism industry as well as the larger objective of attaining sustainable development. Our mission is to promote a sustainable equilibrium between economic growth and environmental preservation for the benefit of the tourism sector as well as the earth in the long run.

Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1080/23322039.2024.2356467

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