Can Tourism Go Green? Unpacking the Role of <scp>FinTech</scp> and Resource Use in Emerging Asia's Sustainability Transition
観光はグリーンになれるか？新興アジアの持続可能性移行におけるFinTechと資源利用の役割を解明する (AI 翻訳)
Changzhe Han, Thijs de Vries
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本研究は、CAREC地域の新興経済国を対象に、金融技術（FinTech）、天然資源レント、観光、環境持続可能性の相互作用を分析。MMQR推定により、GDPと天然資源レントはCO2排出を増加させる一方、FinTechは排出削減に寄与し、観光は環境負荷を高めることを示した。デジタル金融が観光の環境負荷軽減に有効である可能性を指摘。
English
This study examines the interplay between FinTech, natural resource rent, tourism, and environmental sustainability in the CAREC region using MMQR. Results show GDP and resource rent increase CO2 emissions, FinTech reduces them, while tourism exacerbates environmental pressure. The findings suggest that scaling digital finance can mitigate tourism's environmental burden and support cleaner development pathways in emerging Asia.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では観光客増加に伴う環境負荷が課題だが、本稿は新興アジアを対象としており、日本の状況に直接適用可能とは限らない。ただし、FinTechを活用したグリーン化戦略は、日本の観光業界や地方創生におけるデジタル活用の参考になり得る。
In the global GX context
Globally, this paper contributes empirical evidence from the CAREC region on how FinTech can decouple tourism growth from environmental degradation. It supports the broader discourse on digital finance as a tool for climate action, relevant for emerging economies and multilateral development banks designing sustainability programs.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a quantile regression analysis of FinTech and tourism's environmental effects in a less-studied region, useful for comparative sustainability research.
🏢実務担当者:Sustainability teams in tourism and financial sectors can explore digital payment systems and efficiency gains to reduce carbon footprints.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for integrating FinTech into environmental policies for tourism and resource management, offering a model for emerging economies.
📄 Abstract（原文）
ABSTRACT This study examines how Financial Technology (FinTech), Natural Resource Rent (NTR), Tourism (TOR), and Environmental Sustainability (ENS) interact in emerging economies, focusing on the CAREC region. The study evaluates how these drivers shape environmental outcomes while influencing broader economic development. Using the Method of Moments Quantile Regression (MMQR), the analysis captures heterogeneous effects across different levels of environmental sustainability, offering a more complete view of how these relationships vary across the distribution. The findings show a strong positive relationship between GDP, NTR, and CO 2 emissions, indicating that economic expansion tied to resource extraction intensifies environmental degradation. In contrast, FinTech demonstrates a negative association with CO 2 emissions. This suggests that digital financial systems can support greener development by improving efficiency, lowering transaction costs, and reducing dependence on physical infrastructure. Tourism, however, is shown to heighten environmental pressures, particularly in countries with high visitor inflows where resource use, waste generation, and mobility demands strain local ecosystems. The study highlights that scaling up FinTech solutions can help reduce the environmental burden of tourism and promote cleaner development pathways. For CAREC countries, the results underscore the need to integrate digital finance, green technologies, and sustainable tourism strategies to align economic activity with environmental goals. Policymakers are encouraged to redesign sectoral policies so that tourism and resource use contribute to long‐term sustainability rather than environmental decline.
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