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  1. Reimagining travel memories: the role of artificial intelligence in shaping tourist experiences
  2. Impulse buying in travel live streaming: A deep learning-based dual-stage PLS-SEM-ANN analysis
  3. Towards a better understanding of food raft entrepreneurs’ ecological behaviour
  4. Towards a better understanding of tourist satisfaction in ethnic-minority villages: A sentiment analysis approach
  5. Tourists’ fresh start mindset in destination marketing
  6. How do spectator-to-spectator negative interactions lead to a less memorable and recommended sport tourism experience through internal attention and involvement?
  7. Investigating hotel sustainability ‘from the top’: insights from hotel marketing consortia managers and sustainability experts
  8. Overcrowding, Risk Perception, and Protective Behaviors: A Study on Tourist Decision‐Making
  9. Can AI improve hotel service performance? A systematic review using ADO-TCM
  10. Exploring the impact of travel vlog attributes on silver tourists’ behavioural intentions: the role of cognitive and emotional resonance
  11. Symmetrical and asymmetrical analyses of hotel guests’ pro-environmental behaviours
  12. Exploring the creativity flow in doctoral education: The case of tourism and hospitality management field
  13. Memorable Whale Watching Tourism Experiences: Insights From the Azores
  14. Perceptions of the quality of tourist and visitor attractions: a comparative survey of tourists and residents
  15. AI colleagues: how AI influences hotel employees’ service performance?
  16. Unveiling the Myth: How Streamer Attractiveness Drives Impulse Buying in Live Streaming
  17. Memorable wellness tourism experiences: antecedents that lead to enjoyable outcomes
  18. Opting for smart hotels: do digital immigrants perceive differently than digital natives do?
  19. Towards a better understanding of enhancing task performance in resort hotels
  20. Scale Development and Validation of Corporate Digital Responsibility—A Consumer Perspective
  21. Leveraging the experiencescape for destination attractiveness: empirical insights from casino resorts
  22. Towards a better understanding of customer satisfaction with shopping mall food courts
  23. Memories are not all positive: Conceptualizing negative memorable food, drink, and culinary tourism experiences
  24. Visual narratives and the tourist gaze: Foreign tourists’ perceptions of rural Iran
  25. Memorable digital-free tourism experiences: Antecedents and outcomes
  26. Memorable wildlife tourism experience: Evidence from the Mole National Park
  27. Bounce-back strategies: Revitalizing the hotel industry post-pandemic
  28. Wellness spa hotel experience: evidence from spa hotel guests in Serbia
  29. Fine dining with the package service: master chefs’ perspectives
  30. Exploring Guests’ Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction with Homestay Experiences: A Netnographic Study of a Rural Tourism Destination in Vietnam
  31. TOURQUAL scale: psychometric properties and internal structure validation
  32. Antecedents of memorable heritage tourism experiences: an application of stimuli–organism–response theory
  33. Antecedents of domestic visitor’s memorable experiences and gender difference: a heritage tourism context
  34. Experience‐driven well‐being and purchase: An alternative model of memorable wine tourism experiences
  35. Remembrance of travels past: creating memorable halal food experiences among non-muslim Chinese tourists
  36. Build trust, they will come: the case of casino high rollers!
  37. Experience-driven well-being: the case of unmanned smart hotels
  38. Value co-destruction in Airbnb: Antecedents and outcomes
  39. Beyond the homestay: Women’s participation in rural tourism development in Mekong Delta, Vietnam
  40. Service Agent Driven Co-Created Caring in Chat-Based Customer Service Encounters
  41. The role of experiential familiarity in shaping hotel-chain competitiveness
  42. Motivations for domestic overnight travel by Finnish disc golfers: a serious-leisure perspective
  43. Future Travel Intentions in Light of Risk and Uncertainty: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior
  44. Robotic service quality, authenticity, and revisit intention to restaurants in China: extending cognitive appraisal theory
  45. Antecedents and outcomes of memorable wildlife tourism experiences
  46. Examining the antecedents and outcomes of satisfaction in film festival context: Further evidence of validity of the eudaimonic feelings construct
  47. Impact of sustainability communication on German tourists’ willingness to pay for a Finnish cottage holiday
  48. Value co-destruction in tourism and hospitality: a systematic literature review and future research agenda
  49. Capturing eudaimonic feelings in tourism experience: A construct proposal and preliminary empirical evidence
  50. The impact of cruise ship dinescape on travellers’ behaviour
  51. Antecedents and outcomes of memorable volunteer tourism experiences
  52. Towards a better understanding of memorable wellness tourism experience
  53. Memorable Halal Tourism Experience and Its Effects on Place Attachment
  54. Sources of negative memorable experiences: Finnish Airbnb guest perspectives
  55. Memorable nature-based tourism experience, place attachment and tourists’ environmentally responsible behaviour
  56. Sources of Value co-creation, co-destruction and co-recovery at Airbnb in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic
  57. Toward a Better Understanding of Memorable Souvenir Shopping Experiences
  58. “Ask Google Assistant Where to Travel” Tourists’ Interactive Experiences With Smart Speakers: An Assemblage Theory Approach
  59. Memorable tourism experience: A review and research agenda
  60. Antecedents and outcomes of memorable halal food experiences of non-Muslim tourists
  61. Airbnb: what determines a memorable experience?
  62. Domestic tourists and local food consumption: motivations, positive emotions and savouring processes
  63. Motivational, emotional and memorable dimensions of non-Muslim tourists’ halal food experiences
  64. A new conceptual framework for memorable Airbnb experiences: guests’ perspectives
  65. Use numbers not words! Communicating hotels’ cleaning programs for COVID-19 from the brand perspective
  66. Connections Between Culinary Tourism Experiences and Memory
  67. Spillover effect, positive emotions and savouring processes: Airbnb guests’ perspective
  68. Interactive value formation: drivers and outcomes from Airbnb guests’ perspectives
  69. Negative memorable experience: North American and British Airbnb guests’ perspectives
  70. Tourists’ motivations, emotions and memorable local food experiences
  71. Determinants of the continuance intention of Airbnb users: consumption values, co-creation, information overload and satisfaction
  72. Tourism experiences, memorability and behavioural intentions: a study of tourists in Sardinia, Italy
  73. Extending the memorable tourism experience construct: an investigation of memories of local food experiences
  74. Sources of value co-destruction: Uber customer perspectives
  75. Sources of distrust: Airbnb guests' perspectives
  76. Exploring the dimensions of online destination brand experience: Spanish and North American tourists' perspectives
  77. Exploring the antecedents of value co-creation: guests’ perspectives on Finnish hotels
  78. Exploring the antecedents of value no-creation: Cruise tourists’ perspective
  79. Exploring tourists' memorable hospitality experiences: An Airbnb perspective
  80. My bad for wanting to try something unique: sources of value co-destruction in the Airbnb context
  81. Is there more to the effects of tourists’ local food consumption on post-consumption behaviour?
  82. Towards a better understanding of interactive value formation: Three value outcomes perspective
  83. Antecedents of a memorable hotel experience: Finnish hotels perspective
  84. The memorable souvenir-shopping experience: antecedents and outcomes
  85. Linking accommodation choice, information overload and choice overload
  86. You never know what you will get in an Airbnb: poor communication destroys value for guests
  87. The more the merrier: Souvenir shopping, the absence of choice overload and preferred attributes
  88. Sharing in the host–guest relationship: perspectives on the Airbnb hospitality experience
  89. What am I going to do now? Examining choice overload in vacation activities using the familiarity concept
  90. A netnographic examination of tourists’ memorable hotel experiences
  91. Memories of gastronomic experiences, savoured positive emotions and savouring processes
  92. Antecedents of memorable tourism experience related to behavioral intentions
  93. Value co-creation and co-destruction in the Airbnb sharing economy
  94. Relative contributions of souvenirs on memorability of a trip experience and revisit intention: a study of visitors to Rovaniemi, Finland
  95. Exploring tourists’ memorable food experiences: a study of visitors to Santa’s official hometown
  96. Emotions elicited by local food consumption, memories, place attachment and behavioural intentions
  97. Activity participation home and away – examining the spillover theory among families on holiday
  98. Memorable tourism experiences: antecedents and outcomes
  99. Well-Being of Locals, Tourist Experiences and Destination Competitiveness