Interpreting Sustainability through Co-Evolution: Evidence from Religious Accommodations in Rome

Religious accommodations in Rome's historic center represent a novel sustainability-oriented hospitality model that fosters multi-level co-evolutionary adaptations with both territory and tourists, significantly contributing to sustainable development and value co-creation processes. This study highlights how these accommodations, through their unique dynamics, positively impact tourism while addressing the need for theoretical and empirical research in this emerging field. The findings provide valuable insights into sustainability literature and new hospitality models, offering both theoretical and managerial implications.

Paniccia, P. M. A., Leoni, L., & Baiocco, S. (2017). Interpreting Sustainability through Co-Evolution: Evidence from Religious Accommodations in Rome. Sustainability, 9(12), 2301. https://doi.org/10.3390/su9122301