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Exploring the interplay of psychological need satisfaction, well-being, and behavioral intentions in tourism : a self-determination theory perspective

Kim, Youngsoo - 2026

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Will I be the same? : enhancing academic tourism through transformative tourism experiences

Amaro, Dina; Caldeira, Ana Maria; Seabra, Cláudia - 2026

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Storytelling in travel vlogs : scale development, validation, and application

Li, Max Wenliang; Kim, Yoo Ri; Liu, Anyu; Scarles, Caroline - 2026

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Leveraging Cittaslow promotion on social media to enhance tourists' behavioral responses toward small urban tourism destinations

Özer, Mehmet; Can, Ali Selcuk; Ekinci, Yuksel; Ozer, Alper - 2026

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Perceived realism, place attachment, and residents' support and involvement : towards resident-centric film tourism development

Castro, Deborah; Kim, Sangkyun; Rasoolimanesh, S. Mostafa; … - 2026

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Tourist decision-making and types of crises : risk attitudes, knowledge, and destination preference persistence

Chen, Jason Li; Baláž, Vladimír; Li, Gang; Williams, … - 2026

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One year after the adjustment of Galápagos entrance fees : are there changes in tourist demand?

Silva-Zambrano, Carlos; Aravena, Claudia; McLaughlin, Eoin - 2026

The Galápagos Islands face the challenge of conserving their biodiversity while moving toward a more sustainable tourism model. In August 2024, after 24 years without changes, the entrance fee for the Galápagos National Park and Marine Reserve was updated: from USD 100 to USD 200 for foreign...

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Blooming brilliant : insights into wine knowledge and motivation of wine festival visitors

Kruger, Martinette; Viljoen, Adam - 2026

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Analysis of sustainability and authenticity as key elements for rural tourism

Fandos-Herrera, Carmina; Labuena, Alberto; Orús, Carlos - 2026

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Innovating the authenticity assessment of Thai cuisine : a mixed-methods study to advance gastronomy tourism

Phensiri Na Nakornphanom Chaipatiyutpong; Hoonsopon, Danupol - 2026

The purpose of this study is to develop and validate a framework for assessing the authenticity of Thai cuisine within the context of gastronomy tourism in Thailand. A mixed-methods approach was adopted, beginning with in-depth interviews with a diverse group of stakeholders including chefs,...

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Dual routes of persuasion in tourism : building marine destination image through the elaboration likelihood model

Prasetyawati, Yuliana Riana; Balqiah, Tengku Ezni; Sri … - 2026

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Wheels of escape : seeking nature, well-being and gratitude on the road

Yüksek, Gökçe; Koyun, Özgür - 2026

This study examines individuals' motivations for escaping and seeking in the context of nature-oriented sightseeing travel, with a specific focus on bus travel as the primary mode of transportation. While literature often examines these motivations through individual psychological processes or...

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Linking visitors' push motivation to emotional involvement and their satisfaction towards sustainable farm tourism

Gusain, Amit; Verma, Sunil Kumar - 2026

This study explores how visitors' push motivations-novelty and prestige, Relaxation, and relationship enhancement-influence emotional involvement and overall Satisfaction within the context of sustainable farm tourism in Wayanad, Kerala. Primary data were collected from 385 visitors across five...

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Social media and the tourist experience : a study of UNESCO cultural heritage sites in Pakistan

Naz, Uzma; Khan, Musa - 2026

Purpose - This study explores how social media platforms shape and mediate the tourist experience at UNESCO cultural heritage sitesin Pakistan.It analyses user content to uncover key drivers of visitorsatisfaction and sustainable heritage tourism. The research contributes to understanding the...

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Navigating change : google maps, real-time information, and transit ridership

Jerch, Rhiannon; La Nauze, Andrea; Peng, Xinyi - 2026

Widespread adoption of smartphone applications has fundamentally changed how individuals navigate complex, information-rich environments. This paper examines how a key innovation in a ubiquitous smart phone app - Google Maps - has influenced travel behavior. Using a new dataset on the...

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Assessing the vulnerability of tourist destinations to overtourism : an empirical approach

Bergantino, Angela Stefania; Buongiorno, Alessandro; … - 2026

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Tourist attitudes, satisfaction, and advocacy in local food tourism : examining gender’s moderating role

Khetjenkarn, Siriporn; Charoenchai Agmapisarn - 2026

Given the increasing significance of food experiences in contemporary tourist destinations, this research examines the relationships among subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, health beliefs, attitude formation, tourist satisfaction, and advocacy behavior in the context of local food...

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A nexus or not? : a first examination of cost-of-living concern, neighbourhood perceptions, active travel, and wellbeing in cities

Beck, Matthew; Greaves, Stephen - 2026

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A Nexus or not? : a first examination of cost-of-living concern, neighbourhood perceptions, active travel, and wellbeing in cities

Beck, Matthew; Greaves, Stephen - 2024

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Achieving sustainable travel behaviour change : insights from practitioners

Nelson, John D.; Hensher, David A.; Mulley, Corinne; … - 2026

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Cibo, eventi e sinergie nelle dinamiche delle destinazioni turistiche : traiettorie del turismo contemporaneo

Ivona, Antonietta; Privitera, Donatella - 2026

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Enhancing the effectiveness of tourist travel facilitation measures in the APEC Region

2026

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Diving into ecosystem value : a travel cost assessment of shark-related tourism in the mediterranean sea

Fantechi, Tommaso; Casini, Leonardo; Scozzafava, Gabriele - 2026

This study represents the first attempt to apply the Travel Cost Method to scuba diving tourism associated with shark presence in the Mediterranean Sea, focusing on the Banco di Santa Croce-a marine area of high ecological value located in the Gulf of Naples (Italy), known for its iconic...

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Visual narratives and the tourist gaze : foreign tourists' perceptions of rural Iran

Qeidari, Hamdollah Sojasi; Seyfi, Siamak; Soleymani, Zahra - 2026

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Does user-generated video content motivate individuals to visit a destination? : a non-visitor typology

Zaim, Ilma Aulia; Stylidis, Dimitrios; Andriotis, … - 2026

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Memorable digital-free tourism experiences : antecedents and outcomes

Sthapit, Erose; Ji, Chunli; Yang, Ping; Woosnam, Kyle - 2026

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The effect of perceived risks and overall risk perception on international tourists' behavioural intention : insights from Bali

Setiawan, Gunaro; Dewantara, Made Handijaya; Nimri, Rawan; … - 2026

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Ain’t no mountain nice enough : UNESCO listing of the Dolomites and tourism demand

Cascarano, Michele; Fezzi, Carlo; Rodriguez, Nicolas Javier - 2026

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Green service quality and tourist engagement : moderating impacts of social influence in green hotels

Jintanee Ru-Zhue; Neeranat Kaewprasert Rakangthong; Long Kim - 2026

This study investigates the impacts of green service quality-an eco-friendly service reliability that benefits both consumers and the environment-on tourist engagement in green hotels. With 429 valid responses drawn from 550 invited tourists, this research employs a Path Analysis to examine the...

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The effects of LCC subsidies on the tourism industry

Bontemps, Christian; Martini, Gianmaria; Porta, Flavio - 2026

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Testing the predictive validity of the net promoter score in ski resorts : a longitudinal analysis

Matzler, Kurt; Strobl, Andreas; Teichmann, Karin; … - 2026

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Tourist mobility and public transport use on excursions

Cattaruzzo, Sebastiano; Miravet, Daniel; Gutiérrez, Aaron - 2026

Tourism destinations, particularly those characterized by mass tourism, face ongoing challenges in promoting public transport as a key component of destination sustainability and competitiveness. Public transport reduces dependence on private vehicles, enhances visitor mobility, and broadens the...

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Multimodal user-generated content analysis for digital cultural tourism : an explainable machine learning approach to tourist satisfaction

Zhang, Hongyu; Shen, Kaiyuan; Lyu, Long - 2026

Digital cultural tourism is rapidly expanding, yet relevant research on tourist satisfaction predominantly relies on questionnaire surveys or unimodal textual analysis, failing to capture the comprehensive and multidimensional evidence embedded in multimodal User-Generated Content. To...

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Virtual journeys, real emotions : investigating awe in VR tourism experiences

Gharibi, Naji; Yeoman, Ian; Reichenberger, Ina; Ali, Faizan - 2026

This study makes a pioneering empirical contribution to tourism research by exploring the complex emotion of awe within virtual reality (VR) tourism experiences. Drawing on twenty semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis, it identifies awe as a multidimensional construct encompassing...

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Attitudes and preferences for tourism in protected areas - empirical insights

Demeter, Csilla; Magor, Thomas; Ritchie, Brent W. - 2026

Tourism development in protected areas often generates public debate, yet the social drivers of community acceptance remain underexplored. Using survey data from 1000 Australians and a latent-class choice model, this study examines how trust in institutions, perceptions of distributional...

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Tourist heterogeneity in carbon compensation : a two-stage framework for sustainable island tourism policy

Santana-Padrón, Aythami; Lam-González, Yen E.; León, … - 2026

Small island tourism destinations face a paradox: prosperity depends on the natural assets that tourism threatens. Current compensation policies fail by treating tourists identically through single-stage frameworks that conflate participation barriers with contribution intensity. Using stated...

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Managing repeat visits : an exploratory study of the visitor experience and destination image

D'Souza, Clare - 2026

While the experiences and values linked to religion are distinct, there is limited literature on the outcomes of spiritual and metaphysical experiences that affirm destinations and motivations for visiting. The research aims to examine the underlying goals for repeated travel through the design...

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Investigating patterns of tourist movement using multiple data sources

Novais, Margarida Abreu; Del Papa, Bruno; Han, Qiwei; … - 2026

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Emotion in slow motion : appraisal processes in low-arousal tourism

Xu, Qing; Kei Wei Chia; Ahmad Shuib; Sthapit, Erose; … - 2026

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Predictive AI crowd-management messaging and its influence on perceived control, stress reduction, temporal satisfaction, and destination loyalty

Zaman, Umer - 2026

This study investigates the influence of predictive AI crowd-management messaging on tourists' psychological and behavioral responses in crowded destinations. Drawing on the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) framework, the study examines how predictive and data-driven crowd-management messages...

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Generative artificial intelligence in tourism : the roles of perceived usefulness, trust in AI-generated content and perceived AI control among international tourists

Tran, Tuyen - 2026

The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is fundamentally changing the way tourists search for information, plan their trips, experience their trips, and share information after their trips. While the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) considers perceived usefulness and...

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Measuring the attractiveness of hunting tourism destinations with an AHP approach

Matejevic, Milosava; Blesic, Ivana; Kalabova, Marketa; … - 2026

Many studies have examined hunting satisfaction and identified factors that influence hunting tourism behaviour. However, the attractiveness of hunting tourism destinations requires further exploration, and its key dimensions need to be defined. This study used the Analytical Hierarchy Process...

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Voice assistants in the tourism customer journey : from knowledge and decision-making to ecotourism loyalty in family vacations

Sorcaru, Iulian Adrian; Muntean, Mihaela-Carmen; Manea, … - 2025

Research on consumer interactions with artificial intelligence (AI)-powered voice assistants (VAs) in ecotourism is limited. Grounded in expectation confirmation theory and the post-acceptance model of information systems (IS) continuance, this study explores how VAs influence family ecotourism...

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