Quantile-on-Quantile analysis reveals AI and green tech initially harm tourism stocks but offer long-term benefits.
This paper explores the asymmetric effect of artificial intelligence, green technology innovation, and energy transition on tourism stocks using the Quantile-on-Quantile method. The findings reveal that AI adversely impacts tourism stocks in the short-run yet substantially improves them in the long-runs. Likewise, green technology and energy transition exhibit initial adverse effects that subsequently become beneficial, underscoring their long-term advantages. The study provides practical implications for tourism companies, hotel managers, and investors regarding the role of artificial intelligence and green innovations in promoting tourism stocks.
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