Multilevel fuzzy comprehensive evaluation was used to test the core competitiveness of Douyin short video. Starting from the introduction and analysis of core competence theories, the short video industry and particularly Douyin short video will be overviewed, including its current business environment. This paper focuses on Tik-Tok (in China Douyin) short video and it studies the core competence of Douyin short video from four aspects: international development ability, cultural communication ability, technology research and development ability and profit generation ability. The competition between enterprises is essentially the competition of core competitiveness.
The short video industry will have more opportunities, while market competition will be increasingly stronger. The authors propose a Rapid Response Plan framework for handling future cases of sudden destination popularity.ĭue to the emerging current globalization trends (Industry 4.0., Digitization, Artificial Intelligence, and Disruptive Technologies) and the unprecedented accompanying social challenges, new network media solutions are becoming increasingly powerful. These findings provide important implications for tourism policies, management, and marketing of destinations when their popularity depends on being ‘hot’ on social media and Web 2.0. The findings revealed management gaps related to accessibility and amenities that resulted in negative environmental impacts when suddenly tourism numbers increased in a short time. The study results highlight how (off-the-beaten track) destination was impacted by unintentional promotion through TikTok. Finally, we discuss the implications for tourism policies and management and highlight the importance of links between user-generated content and the promotion as crucial for future tourism planning in protected areas. We propose a management framework for destinations in protected areas that suddenly became ‘hot’ on social media and Web 2.0. The findings revealed that the local community struggles to seize the opportunities offered by tourism while forced to manage the tourist's flow. Using participant observation and interviews, this paper explores how a destination suddenly had to cope not only with overtourism but also with all the issues it generates. The current study reveals how TikTok made two off-the-beaten-track destinations in Hainan (China) famous overnight. Increasingly more travellers rely on social media to make their travel choices however, scant research explored the impacts of sudden destination popularity through social media.
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