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A tourism perspective about Stakeholder classification and collaboration in Scania: In the context of the Fehmarn Belt connection

Persson, Linnéa LU and Hussels, Emily (2026) SMMP40 20261
Department of Service Studies
Abstract (Swedish)
The Fehmarn Belt connection has potential effects for the region of Scania in terms of tourism development. Since, the travel time between Hamburg and Malmö will be reduced to 3 hours it offers new possibilities for tourists. To understand the potential effects for tourism in Scania, the role of stakeholders need to be addressed. The study focuses on developing the knowledge about different stakeholder typologies and how the stakeholders are collaborating. Moreover the research examines how stakeholders are reasoning about the potential effects from the Fehmarn Belt connection. With a qualitative approach, the empirical data was collected through a document analysis and semi-structured interviews. The findings show different actions among... (More)
The Fehmarn Belt connection has potential effects for the region of Scania in terms of tourism development. Since, the travel time between Hamburg and Malmö will be reduced to 3 hours it offers new possibilities for tourists. To understand the potential effects for tourism in Scania, the role of stakeholders need to be addressed. The study focuses on developing the knowledge about different stakeholder typologies and how the stakeholders are collaborating. Moreover the research examines how stakeholders are reasoning about the potential effects from the Fehmarn Belt connection. With a qualitative approach, the empirical data was collected through a document analysis and semi-structured interviews. The findings show different actions among stakeholders in tourism planning, such as collaborating with stakeholders, improving mobility, promoting sustainable tourism practices and developing different types of tourism. A shared vision, stakeholder collaboration and implementation of strategies are necessary to reach the potential the Fehmarn Belt connection offers. (Less)
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author
Persson, Linnéa LU and Hussels, Emily
supervisor
organization
course
SMMP40 20261
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
Fehmarn Belt connection, stakeholder typologies, stakeholder collaboration, tourism planning, Scania
language
English
id
9237156
date added to LUP
2026-06-15 08:39:39
date last changed
2026-06-15 08:39:39
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  abstract     = {{The Fehmarn Belt connection has potential effects for the region of Scania in terms of tourism development. Since, the travel time between Hamburg and Malmö will be reduced to 3 hours it offers new possibilities for tourists. To understand the potential effects for tourism in Scania, the role of stakeholders need to be addressed. The study focuses on developing the knowledge about different stakeholder typologies and how the stakeholders are collaborating. Moreover the research examines how stakeholders are reasoning about the potential effects from the Fehmarn Belt connection. With a qualitative approach, the empirical data was collected through a document analysis and semi-structured interviews. The findings show different actions among stakeholders in tourism planning, such as collaborating with stakeholders, improving mobility, promoting sustainable tourism practices and developing different types of tourism. A shared vision, stakeholder collaboration and implementation of strategies are necessary to reach the potential the Fehmarn Belt connection offers.}},
  author       = {{Persson, Linnéa and Hussels, Emily}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{A tourism perspective about Stakeholder classification and collaboration in Scania: In the context of the Fehmarn Belt connection}},
  year         = {{2026}},
}