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Pestana, M.H., Alfonso Vargas-Sánchez &  luizammoutinho@gmail.com (2019). The Network Science Approach in Determining the Intellectual Structure, Emerging Trends and Future Research Opportunities:  An Application to Senior Tourism Research. TU-SÉNIOR 55+ - Turismo Sénior e Bem-Estar no Destino Açores: Criação de um Produto Cultura.
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M. H. Pestana et al.,  "The Network Science Approach in Determining the Intellectual Structure, Emerging Trends and Future Research Opportunities:  An Application to Senior Tourism Research", in TU-SÉNIOR 55+ - Turismo Sénior e Bem-Estar no Destino Açores: Criação de um Produto Cultura, 2019
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@misc{pestana2019_1776232897256,
	author = "Pestana, M.H. and Alfonso Vargas-Sánchez and  luizammoutinho@gmail.com",
	title = "The Network Science Approach in Determining the Intellectual Structure, Emerging Trends and Future Research Opportunities:  An Application to Senior Tourism Research",
	year = "2019",
	url = "https://fgf.uac.pt/pt-pt/content/tu-senior-55-turismo-senior-e-bem-estar-no-destino-acores-criacao-de-um-produto-cultural"
}
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TY  - CPAPER
TI  - The Network Science Approach in Determining the Intellectual Structure, Emerging Trends and Future Research Opportunities:  An Application to Senior Tourism Research
T2  - TU-SÉNIOR 55+ - Turismo Sénior e Bem-Estar no Destino Açores: Criação de um Produto Cultura
AU  - Pestana, M.H.
AU  - Alfonso Vargas-Sánchez
AU  -  luizammoutinho@gmail.com
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://fgf.uac.pt/pt-pt/content/tu-senior-55-turismo-senior-e-bem-estar-no-destino-acores-criacao-de-um-produto-cultural
AB  - This study applies bibliometric analysis to senior tourism research from 1998 to 2017, identifies its intellectual structure, emerging trends, and future research opportunities. Data collected from the Web-of-Science and Scopus is used to build an expanded network encompassing 700 core articles and 7,221 citations. The results reveal a slowly increasing growth of research, with the last period including 41% of outputs. The most cited papers are mainly older, represent 1.99% of the sample and account for 8.52% of citations. The network of journals and institutions show the highest ranking to be in Tourism Management and in the University of Queensland. The identification of structural holes, critical articles and the keyword analysis highlights priorities in senior tourism, pointing to new opportunities for research. The dynamic analysis of the last two decades using CiteSpace for co-citation and co-occurrence network analysis aims to equip researchers and the hospitality industry with new exploration tools.



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