مجلة إضافات إقتصادية
Volume 10, Numéro 2, Pages 1505-1525
2026-09-30
Authors : Cherifi Brahim .
Despite a formidable 282 spring endowment, Algeria’s thermal tourism faces a profound "realization gap". This study investigates structural barriers hindering its transition to a high-value international wellness destination. Employing a descriptive-analytical design with 2024–2025 empirical data and Porter’s Diamond Model, the research identifies a 65% "investment inertia" and a 10:1 "yield paradox" favoring transitory day-visitors. Furthermore, a 22% accreditation rate underscores a critical "quality gap". To catalyze recovery, the study recommends targeted fiscal incentives for bed expansion, a task force to resolve administrative bottlenecks, and mandatory quality standards within Tourism Expansion Zones. Strategically repositioning assets as "accredited wellness retreats" is essential for capturing high-margin global segments.
Thermal Tourism ; Realization Gap ; Porter’s Diamond Model ; Investment Inertia ; Yield Management
Rais Abdelhak
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Bencharif Karima
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pages 226-237.
Badreddine Amina
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Telkhoukh Saida
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pages 326-348.
Dahman Abdulhak
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Kreifeur Khalifa
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pages 07-23.
Haouchi Aida
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Idri Nadia
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pages 1-16.
بوغرارة بومدين
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Gherbi Nacer Salah Eddine
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pages 448-460.