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Professor Henrik Halkier Aalborg University, Denmark PATH DEPENDENCY and the DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM REGIONS Challenges of Change in Mature European Destinations

Professor Henrik Halkier Aalborg University, Denmark 1.Regions and destinations: Path dependency and change 2.Reconceptualising tourist destinations 3.Maturity and beyond? The case of North Jutland, Denmark 4.Conclusion: Maturity, thinness and economic change

PATH DEPENDENCY AND CHANGE Regions and destinations From path dependency as (negative) lock-in…  System of institutions maintaining direction (Martin/Sunley 2006, Howlett/Rayner 2006)  Firms, regulation, actor behaviour, discourse  Sudden change, from outside system (Martin/Sunley 2014, Martin 2010, Mahoney 2000)  Changes in demand and competition … towards less rigid paths  Co-existence of institutions in regions (Martin/Sunley 2014, Hassink 2010)  Plasticity of institutions (Strambach 2010, Strambach/Halkier 2013)  Path creation as contextualised strategic action (Karnøe/Garud 2012) Henrik Halkier –

PATH DEPENDENCY AND CHANGE Regions and destinations Henrik Halkier – (Butler 1980) (Ma/Hassink 2013, based on Martin 2010) Importance of accounting for:  Development of individual institutions (drift/conversion) (Mahoney/Thelen 2010, Martin 2010, Hassink 2010)  Complex interaction of institutions (layering/displacement)  Role of agency/actors in continuity and change (Schneiberg 2007, Karnøe/Garud 2012)

Source: Henrik Halkier & Anette Therkelsen: Breaking out of Tourism Destination Path Dependency? Exploring the Case of Coastal Tourism in North Jutland, Denmark, German Journal of Economic Geography, 57, 1-2 Actor groups and institutions in destination development. RECONCEPTUALISING TOURIST DESTINATIONS Henrik Halkier –

Seaside maturity in North Jutland, Denmark TIES THAT BIND Families with kids, nature-based, seasonal, neighbouring markets Civil ownership/co-use, life-style entrepreneurs, monopolitistic rental bureaus National ownership, planning restrictions Automobile, self-catering, week-based Marketing Multi-level sectoral policy network, uneven local priority Commercial overnight stays in holiday homes in North Jutland

Henrik Halkier – No-kid high-spenders, +culture, short breaks Cross-sectoral networks, new transport links? 1.CONVERSION: Flexible planning 2.DRIFT: Innovation and coordination LAYERING: Flying in? LAYERING: Re-branding 2: Uneven local change 1: More dull, reinforcing Seaside maturity in North Jutland, Denmark TOWARDS A NEW PATH?

Henrik Halkier – CONCLUSION Maturity, thinness and economic change Case study conclusions  Continued dominance of existing institutions  Civil ownership of accommodation  Visitor perceptions of ‘a summer place’  ‘Thinness’ of innovative initiatives Wider perspectives  Usefulness of evolutionary perspective for study of tourism destinations  Underlines role of cultural values/institutions in regional development  Need for continued conceptual debate about less rigid paths