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  1. The importance of human touch: How robot anthropomorphism impacts customer engagement in tourism and hospitality
  2. A mixed-method study for the identification of the factors affecting the performance of a tourist destination
  3. Developing virtual reality tourism for people with dementia based on meeting psychological and behavioural needs
  4. A meta-analysis of the antecedents and outcomes of tourist place attachment
  5. Aerotainment – Toward a research agenda merging airports and theme parks in the experience economy
  6. The effects of Bollywood film-induced tour guiding on revisit intentions and destination image
  7. Substitution effects in tourism and hospitality: influential factors, examples, and propositions
  8. The Impact of a Local Well-Being Philosophy on Revisit Intentions to Bali Among Digital Nomads
  9. Does the livelihood capital of rural households in national parks affect intentions to participate in conservation? A model based on an expanded theory of planned behavior
  10. Peking duck, anyone? An analysis of international tourist food perceptions and influence factors
  11. Modelling generation Z tourists' social responsibility toward environmentally responsible behaviour: The role of eco‐travel cravings
  12. Reinvestigating repurchase intentions for travel apps: a comparison of China's various tiers of cities
  13. Beyond thanatopsis: the sublime experience of visitors at natural disaster sites
  14. The effects of knowledge of tourist civility and Taoist values on tourist civility intentions based on an extended theory of planned behavior
  15. Turning entrepreneurial networks into business model innovation for start-ups
  16. A destination performance measurement framework: exploring the relationships among performance criteria and revisit intentions
  17. Building rural public cultural spaces for enhanced well-being: evidence from China
  18. City branding and sustainable urban development
  19. Long-term recommendations for sustainable urban tourism
  20. Planning and managing sustainable urban destinations
  21. Short-term outlook for sustainable urban tourism
  22. Social and cultural sustainability in urban destinations
  23. Socially sustainable tourist behaviour - Bridging the gap between scholarly research and real-world issues
  24. Sustainable urban tourism in Asia-Pacific
  25. Sustainable urban tourism in MENA countries
  26. The sharing economy and urban sustainability
  27. Sustainable tourist behavior: A systematic literature review and research agenda
  28. International Internships, Language Competency, and Employability: Perceptions of and Gaps Between Students and Industry Stakeholders
  29. Resource Mobilization and Power Redistribution: The Role of Local Governments in Shaping Residents’ Pro-Environmental Behavior in Rural Tourism Destinations
  30. Introduction
  31. Multi-crisis destinations (MCDs)
  32. Professional destination management trends and issues
  33. Routledge Handbook of Trends and Issues in Global Tourism Supply and Demand
  34. Transformational tourism
  35. Routledge Handbook of Trends and Issues in Tourism Sustainability, Planning and Development, Management, and Technology
  36. Trends and issues with regional tourism partnership formation
  37. Who wears Hanfu clothing when they travel? Experience-based cultural tourism market segmentation – the case of Xi'an, China
  38. I do not want to be perfect: investigating generation Z students' personal brands on social media for job seeking
  39. Volunteering and pro-environmental behavior: the relationships of meaningfulness and emotions in protected areas
  40. From ownership to responsibility: extending the theory of planned behavior to predict tourist environmentally responsible behavioral intentions
  41. An exploratory study of the experiencescape dimensions and customer revisit intentions for specialty urban coffee shops
  42. Breaking bad: how anticipated emotions and perceived severity shape tourist civility?
  43. Green or red faces? Tourist strategies when encountering irresponsible environmental behavior
  44. Is it a persistent ailment for the city? Urban resident perceptions and attitudes toward informal employment in tourism
  45. Are unmanned smart hotels du jour or are they here forever? Experiential pathway analysis of antecedents of satisfaction and loyalty
  46. The effects of hotel employee ternary safety behavior on negative safety outcomes: the moderation of job vigor and emotional exhaustion
  47. Transformational tourism – a systematic literature review and research agenda
  48. Can communication messages affect promotion of international air travel in preparation for the post COVID-19 pandemic era?
  49. Hotel employee perceived crisis shocks: Conceptual and scale development
  50. Crisis in the city? A systematic literature review of crises and tourism cities
  51. Editorial: Land Issues and Their Impact on Tourism Development
  52. The shopping behaviour of Chinese outbound tourists
  53. Drinking in style? Literature review of luxury wine consumption
  54. The effect of destination source credibility on tourist environmentally responsible behavior: an application of stimulus-organism-response theory
  55. Travel app shopping on smartphones: understanding the success factors influencing in-app travel purchase intentions
  56. Technology acceptance before and after COVID-19: no-touch service from hotel robots
  57. Landscape and Unique Fascination: A Dual-Case Study on the Antecedents of Tourist Pro-Environmental Behavioral Intentions
  58. Predicting Private and Public Pro-Environmental Behaviors in Rural Tourism Contexts Using SEM and fsQCA: The Role of Destination Image and Relationship Quality
  59. The effects of virtual reality tourism involvement on place attachment and behavioral intentions: virtual reality tourism of the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan
  60. The consumer is first in tourism marketing
  61. Consumer behaviour in tourism
  62. Marketing communications
  63. Marketing plan and marketing mix
  64. Tourism distribution channels
  65. Marketing performance measurement
  66. Technology and e-marketing
  67. Market and marketing research
  68. Social responsibility and ethical tourism
  69. Consumer use of social media
  70. Regional development, marketing and partnerships
  71. Events and their development and marketing
  72. Market segmentation
  73. Customer relationship management
  74. Product development and innovation
  75. Positioning, image and branding
  76. What Shapes Activity Preferences? The Role of Tourist Personality, Destination Personality and Destination Image: Evidence from Serbia
  77. Keeping up with the drones! Techno-social dimensions of tourist drone videography
  78. Multi-stakeholder perspectives on the impacts of service robots in urban hotel rooms
  79. A Measurement Framework for Socially Sustainable Tourist Behaviour
  80. Now is the time: VFR travel desperately seeking respect
  81. Rural and Urban Land Tourism and Destination Image: A Dual-Case Study Approach Examining Energy-Saving Behavior and Loyalty
  82. Globalisation and world tourism cities
  83. World tourism cities in crisis times
  84. Future opportunities for world tourism cities
  85. Marketing and branding of world tourism cities
  86. Planning and development of world tourism cities
  87. The rise of the Asian world tourism cities
  88. Sustainability in world cities
  89. Smart cities and smart tourism in cities
  90. Quality of life and resident well-being in world tourism cities
  91. What is a world tourism city?
  92. The growth of the urban tourism phenomenon
  93. City destination management
  94. Does a healthy diet travel? Motivations, satisfaction and loyalty with plant-based food dining at destinations
  95. Understanding British and Danish sailing tourism markets: an analysis based on Kano's Evaluation Matrix
  96. How High-Performance HR Practices and LMX Affect Employee Engagement and Creativity in Hospitality
  97. The influence of green trust on travel agency intentions to promote low‐carbon tours for the purpose of sustainable development
  98. Innovative or Not? The Effects of Consumer Perceived Value on Purchase Intentions for the Palace Museum’s Cultural and Creative Products
  99. Experiences, Motivations, Perceptions, and Attitudes Regarding Ethnic Minority Village Tourism
  100. Tourism Crises and Impacts on Destinations: A Systematic Review of the Tourism and Hospitality Literature
  101. Extending the memorable tourism experience model: a study of coffee tourism in Vietnam
  102. The effects of risk message frames on post-pandemic travel intentions: the moderation of empathy and perceived waiting time
  103. Does brand love matter to casual restaurants? A multi-group path analysis
  104. On being warm and friendly: the effect of socially responsible human resource management on employee fears of the threats of COVID-19
  105. Being sustainable: The three‐way interactive effects of CSR , green human resource management, and responsible leadership on employee green behavior and task performance
  106. The Analysis of Critical Success Factors for In-Town Check-In in Taiwan
  107. A risk perception scale for travel to a crisis epicentre: visiting Wuhan after COVID-19
  108. Fuzzy Modelling of Tourist Motivation: An Age-Related Model for Sustainable, Multi-Attraction, Urban Destinations
  109. Incentives and motivations of Chinese destination management organization officers
  110. How do food consumption motivations and emotions affect the experiential values and well-being of foodies?
  111. Responding to a major global crisis: the effects of hotel safety leadership on employee safety behavior during COVID-19
  112. Routledge Handbook of Tourism Cities
  113. Developing a Scale to Measure Tourist Perceived Safety
  114. Effects of tourism CSR on employee psychological capital in the COVID-19 crisis: from the perspective of conservation of resources theory
  115. Fostering Resident Pro-Environmental Behavior: The Roles of Destination Image and Confucian Culture
  116. Smart city communication via social media: Analysing residents' and visitors' engagement
  117. All work and no play? Antecedents of the leisure involvement of Taiwan expatriate managers in Mainland China
  118. Threat or treat for tourism organizations? The Copenhagen Zoo social media storm
  119. Social servicescape and Asian students: An analysis of spring break island bed and breakfast experiences in Taiwan
  120. The right brew? An analysis of the tourism experiences in rural Taiwan's coffee estates
  121. The view from above: the relevance of shared aerial drone videos for destination marketing
  122. The impacts of corporate social responsibility on OCB and task performance in hospitality
  123. Efficiency evaluation of hotel operations in Mainland China based on the superefficiency SBM model
  124. City tourism destinations and terrorism – a worrying trend for now, but could it get worse?
  125. Marketing and Managing Tourism Destinations
  126. Digital marketing and ICTs
  127. Destination integrated marketing communications
  128. Destination management research
  129. Destination marketing planning
  130. Destination product development
  131. Destination branding
  132. Visitor management
  133. Destination planning
  134. The touring reader: Understanding the bibliophile's experience of literary tourism
  135. Korean Golf Tourism in China: Place, Perception and Narratives
  136. The Relationships among Leisure Involvement, Organizational Commitment and Well-Being: Viewpoints from Sport Fans in Asia
  137. Will the Future Be Greener? The Environmental Behavioral Intentions of University Tourism Students
  138. How Can Big Data Support Smart Scenic Area Management? An Analysis of Travel Blogs on Huashan
  139. Bihu (Tiger) Wu: the tourism scholar ironman of China
  140. VFR Travel: Is It Still Underestimated?
  141. Living like a local: Authentic tourism experiences and the sharing economy
  142. Confused branding? An exploratory study of place branding practices among place management professionals
  143. Becoming a backpacker in China: A grounded theory approach to identity construction of backpackers
  144. Am I a Backpacker? Factors Indicating the Social Identity of Chinese Backpackers
  145. Editorial
  146. Social media micro-film marketing by Chinese destinations: The case of Shaoxing
  147. Organization and association
  148. Planning
  149. Worth thousands of words? Visual content analysis and photo interpretation of an outdoor tourism spectacular performance in Yangshuo-Guilin, China
  150. The Tourism System Research Categorization Framework
  151. Is destination marketing organization microblogging in China delivering? An empirical analysis of information supply against consumer information needs
  152. Up in Smoke? The Impact of Smog on Risk Perception and Satisfaction of International Tourists in Beijing
  153. The evolution and space patterns of hutongtels in Beijing historic districts
  154. Travel blogs on China as a destination image formation agent: A qualitative analysis using Leximancer
  155. Organization and association, tourism
  156. Where in the World? A Geographic Analysis of a Decade of Research in Tourism, Hospitality, and Leisure Journals
  157. The Great Halls of China? Meeting Planners’ Perceptions of Beijing as an International Convention Destination
  158. Wildlife tourism in China: a review of the Chinese research literature
  159. People, partnerships, packaging, and programming: 4Ps to success: a portrait of Alastair Morrison
  160. Cracks in the ivory tower? A survey-based analysis of undergraduate tourism education and educators in China
  161. Analysis of wildlife tourism experiences with endangered species: An exploratory study of encounters with giant pandas in Chengdu, China
  162. A Comparative Study of Generational Preferences for Trip-Planning Resources: A Case Study of International Tourists to Shanghai
  163. Planning, tourism
  164. The Spatial Distribution and Clustering of Convention Facilities in Beijing, China
  165. Why Dwell in a Hutongtel? Tourist Accommodation Preferences and Guest Segmentation for Beijing Hutongtels
  166. WOMEN’S ROLE IN SUSTAINING VILLAGES AND RURAL TOURISM IN CHINA
  167. Research on China's Tourism: A 35-Year Review and Authorship Analysis
  168. Marketing and Managing Tourism Destinations
  169. Linking island tourist activity participation and satisfaction - evidence from Fiji
  170. Frame Analysis on Golden Week Policy Reform in China
  171. Dual-route communication of destination websites
  172. An Investigation of the Information Sources Used by International Tourists of Different Age Groups in Fiji
  173. A Holistic Approach to Activity Preference Patterns: International Tourists and Their Visits to Shanghai, China
  174. Understanding Resort Marketing Practices
  175. Web Site–Based Destination Images: A Comparison of Macau and Hong Kong
  176. Factors Affecting Organizational Information Technology Acceptance: A Comparison of Convention and Visitor Bureaus and Meeting Planners in the United States
  177. Structure of Travel Planning Processes and Information Use Patterns
  178. Benchmarking CVB website performance: Spatial and structural patterns
  179. A comparative study of web site performance
  180. Hotel company mergers from 2004 to 2007: abnormal stock return and volume activity surrounding the merger announcement date
  181. Member segmentation of vacation travel club: price sensitivity and member status
  182. EFFECTIVENESS CRITERIA FOR ICONS AS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA
  183. The many faces of Macau: A correspondence analysis of the images communicated by online tourism information sources in English and Chinese
  184. Collaboration Between CVB and Local Community in Destination Marketing: CVB Executives' Perspective
  185. Food and Wine Festivals and Events Around the World
  186. A model of traveller acceptance of mobile technology
  187. Facilitating Content Analysis in Tourism Research
  188. Standard Hospitality Elements at Resorts
  189. Russia's destination image among American pleasure travelers: Revisiting Echtner and Ritchie
  190. Customer Value in an All-Inclusive Travel Vacation Club: An Application of the RFM Framework
  191. Segmenting Chinese Visitors to Macau by Information Source Variables
  192. A model of wine tourist behaviour: a festival approach
  193. Segmenting wine festival visitors using their personal involvement with wine
  194. The Influence of Visitors' Awareness of World Heritage Listings: A Case Study of Huangshan, Xidi and Hongcun in Southern Anhui, China
  195. Activity Segmentation of the International Heritage Tourism Market to Taiwan
  196. Web-based permission marketing: Segmentation for the lodging industry
  197. An Examination of Destination Resort Research
  198. Quality and value network marketing travel clubs
  199. Senior citizens and their dining-out traits: Implications for restaurants
  200. Demonstrating an Exploratory-Confirmatory Factor Approach to Travel Activity Patterns: A Study of French Pleasure Travelers to North America
  201. Gender differences in online travel information search: Implications for marketing communications on the internet
  202. Destination image representation on the web: Content analysis of Macau travel related websites
  203. The destination image of Russia: From the online induced perspective
  204. The economic value portfolio matrix: A target market selection tool for destination marketing organizations
  205. Trade-Off Analysis of Perceived Customer Value: The Case of a Travel Vacation Club
  206. The effect of prior destination experience on online information search behaviour
  207. Measurement of Oman's Destination Image in the US
  208. Yoga Tourism as a Niche Within the Wellness Tourism Market
  209. The Relationships of Meeting Planners' Profiles with Usage and Attitudes Toward the Use of Technology
  210. The effects of travel activities and seasons on expenditure
  211. VFR: Is it really marginal? A financial consideration of French overseas travellers
  212. Online shopping motivations and pleasure travel products: a correspondence analysis
  213. Website Effectiveness for Bricks and Mortar Travel Retailers
  214. Change of images of South Korea among foreign tourists after the 2002 FIFA World Cup
  215. An analysis of wine festival attendees’ motivations: A synergy of wine, travel and special events?
  216. SEGMENTING WINE FESTIVAL ATTENDEES: A FACTOR-CLUSTER APPROACH
  217. The Effectiveness of Convention and Exhibition Websites A Transatlantic Comparison and Future Scenario
  218. Internet Marketing in Tourism in Asia: An Evaluation of the Performance of East Asian National Tourism Organization Websites
  219. The effect of prior experience on vacation behavior
  220. The Tourism Efficient Frontier
  221. A Procedure for Target Market Selection in Tourism
  222. Tiers or Tears?
  223. The repeat travel market for Taiwan: A multi-stage segmentation approach
  224. Utilitarian Value in the Internet
  225. Website Evaluation in Tourism and Hospitality
  226. Exploring Bed & Breakfast Websites
  227. East versus West: A comparison of online destination marketing in China and the USA
  228. Marketing Small Wineries: An Exploratory Approach to Website Evaluation
  229. Dazed and confused? An exploratory study of the image of Brazil as a travel destination
  230. Individuals as Tourist Icons: A Developmental and Marketing Analysis
  231. Measuring Customer Satisfaction with Online Travel
  232. DESTINATION MARKETING ORGANIZATIONS' WEB SITE USERS AND NONUSERS: A COMPARISON OF ACTUAL VISITS AND REVISIT INTENTIONS
  233. Expanding Volunteer Vacation Participation An Exploratory Study on the Mini-Mission Concept
  234. Information Exchange Between Convention and Visitor Bureaus and Hotels in Destination Marketing
  235. GIS Applications in Tourism and Hospitality Marketing: A Case in Brown County, Indiana
  236. Regional tourism planning principles
  237. Benefit segmentation of Japanese pleasure travelers to the USA and Canada: selecting target markets based on the profitability and risk of individual market segments
  238. Book Review: Destination Branding: Creating the Unique Destination Proposition
  239. Tripography: Can destination use patterns enhance understanding of the VFR market?
  240. E-Surveying for Hospitality and Tourism Researchers: A Beginner's Guide
  241. Do psychographics influence vacation destination choices? A comparison of British travellers to North America, Asia and Oceania
  242. Comparison and Contrast of Push and Pull Motivational Effects on Trip Behavior: An Application of a Multinomial Logistic Regression Model
  243. Examining the Web-Based Marketing Efforts of First-Tier City Convention Centers in the U.S.
  244. Where Are We Now? An Initial Analysis of Web-based Marketing Issues Affecting Travel and Tourism
  245. Does the Visiting Friends and Relatives’ Typology Make a Difference? A Study of the International VFR Market to the United States
  246. Meetings and Conventions as a Segment of Rural Tourism
  247. Teaching Global Tourism Geography Using the Internet
  248. A Snapshot in Time: The Marketing of Culture in European Union NTO Web Sites
  249. The Effects of Household and Trip Characteristics on Trip Types: A Consumer Behavioral Approach for Segmenting the U.S. Domestic Leisure Travel Market
  250. Evaluating Different Bases for Market Segmentation
  251. Predicting Usage of the Internet for Travel Bookings: An Exploratory Study
  252. Benefit Segmentation: A Review of Its Applications to Travel and Tourism Research
  253. Segmenting the Adventure Travel Market by Activities: From the North American Industry Providers' Perspective
  254. Reaching the Unwanted and Unreachable: An Analysis of the Outbound, Long-Haul German and British Visiting Friends and Relatives Market
  255. A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Travel Push and Pull Factors
  256. Marketing to the visiting friends and relatives segment: An international analysis
  257. Tourism Graduate Education and Research in China: Contributions of Geography
  258. Using desktop GIS for the investigation of accessibility by public transport: an isochrone approach
  259. Can Statistical Modeling Help with Data Mining
  260. Convention and Visitor Bureaus in the USA: A Profile of Bureaus, Bureau Executives, and Budgets
  261. Travel decision pattern segmentation of pleasure travel
  262. Distinguishing the Destination Choices of Pleasure Travelers from Taiwan
  263. International Travelers from Taiwan
  264. Analyzing the U.S. Pleasure Travelers to China/Hong Kong:
  265. Segmenting travellers from the Netherlands by travel arrangements
  266. A Profile of the Casino Resort Vacationer
  267. Specialist Accommodation: Definition, Markets Served, and Roles in Tourism Development
  268. Household Expenditure Patterns for Tourism Products and Services
  269. Specialist Accommodation and Ecologically-Sustainable Tourism
  270. Understanding vacation destination choice through travel motivation and activities
  271. Mature vs. youth travelers: The Korean market
  272. Definition of adventure travel: Conceptual framework for empirical application from the providers’ perspective
  273. National Tourist Offices in North America: an analysis
  274. National Tourist Offices: service quality expectations and performance
  275. A comparison of the travel arrangements of international travelers from France, Germany and the UK
  276. A Comparison of Package and Non-Package Travelers from the United Kingdom
  277. Corporate travel in the USA
  278. Activity Segmentation of Japanese Female Overseas Travelers
  279. Segmenting the International Travel Market by Activity. Seaushing Hsieh, Joseph T. O'Leary, and Alastair M. Morrison. Tourism Management, vol. 13, no. 2, June 1992, pp. 209-23. Butterworth-Heinemann, 80 Montvale Avenue, Stoneham, MA 02180.  55 annual s...
  280. Segmenting the international travel market by activity
  281. Couponing for Profit
  282. Analysis of motivational and promotional effects of a wine festival.