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Business Models for Social Entrepreneurship in Tourismn argues for more extensive use of the business model construct by tourism social entrepreneurs to help them become more successful and sustainable. This will provide a more consistent approach to analyzing in-depth case studies of tourism social enterprises in the future.

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Understanding How Social Entrepreneurs Fit into the Tourism Discourser thinking on issues such as destination development, relationships between stakeholders, tourism policy and sustainability. The outcome of the chapter is to point the way for tourism researchers to extend the scope of research on this topic.

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Adventure Alternative and Moving Mountains Trust: A Hybrid Business Model for Social Entrepreneurshiof “value networks”, “key resources” and “customer relationships”. The increased resilience of tourism companies operating within in a social entrepreneurship framework is also a key finding of this case study.

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Book 2017dustry. This unique industry is particularly ripe for transformation by SE and the book’s authors delve deeply into the reasons for this. The book has three parts. The first creates a conceptual and theoretical framework for understanding the uniqueness of SE in the tourism context. The second exami

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Social Entrepreneurship and Tourism: Setting the Stage,he scholars and organizations that have led to its development. After introducing various definitions of social entrepreneurship it then goes on to develop a definition of tourism social entrepreneurship (TSE). The terms ‘tourism social entrepreneur’ and ‘tourism social enterprise’ are also defined.

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Institutional and Policy Support for Tourism Social Entrepreneurship agencies, governments and the private sector have failed to substantially address these issues. The aim of this chapter is to examine the characteristics of supportive institutional and policy environments for tourism social entrepreneurship. It argues that governments can contribute in two broad w

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Social Entrepreneurship Typologies and Tourism: Conceptual Frameworksegorized in terms of their personal traits and character, their organizational context, their work/leadership style, their motivations and the types of activities they undertake. SEOs have been categorized by the way they balance their social mission with revenue generation, the types of social bene