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  1. Beyond status: The LEX model and the future logic of luxury retail
  2. Exploring AI-driven phygital experiences: the case of ultra-high-net-worth individuals travel concierge services
  3. Thriving in Opposition: The Effect of Boycotting on Narcissists' Well‐Being
  4. Exploring regenerative tourism: consumer perspectives on inspiration, legacy, and morality
  5. Mini‐Me Fashion Sharenting: Drivers, Consequences, and the Role of Market Mavens
  6. The sorrows of methods researchers
  7. Sailing into Tranquility: The Rise of Slow Yachting in Luxury Tourism
  8. Inclusive servicescapes: the imperative of universal design principles
  9. The metaverse experience: a big data approach to virtual service consumption
  10. Is digital fashion the future of the metaverse? Insights from YouTube comments
  11. Metaverse retail: Pioneering research avenues for tomorrow's marketplace
  12. Navigating the metaverse: Marketing strategies and sensory integration
  13. Solo tourism: exploration and conceptualization – a semi-supervised machine learning approach
  14. A glimpse of the future retail customer experience – Guidelines for research and practice
  15. There is a secret to success: Linking customer experience management practices to profitability
  16. Solo Consumption – A machine learning approach
  17. Sustainability in luxury: insights from Twitter activities
  18. Slow tourism: Conceptualization and interpretation – A travel vloggers’ perspective
  19. How luxury retail will change forever – The role of atmospherics in the digital era
  20. Reevaluating tourism experience measurements: an alternative Bayesian approach
  21. Lifestyle of the rich and famous: Exploring the ultra-high net-worth individuals’ customer experience (UHCX)
  22. Come fly with me: exploring the private aviation customer experience (PAX)
  23. The interplaying factors of the robotic tourism experience: The customer journey's touchpoints, context, and qualities
  24. The convenience of shopping via voice AI: Introducing AIDM
  25. Editorial: the “nip and tuck” service framework: bright and dark side of beautification/modification services
  26. Priceless time – The UHNWI's most precious possession: implications for international marketing theory and practice
  27. Viewpoint: phygital – the emperor’s new clothes?
  28. The product is me: Hyper-personalized consumer goods as unconventional luxury
  29. Guiding directions and propositions: Placing dynamics at the heart of customer experience (CX) research
  30. Measuring customer experience quality: The EXQ scale revisited
  31. What matters most to ultra-high-net-worth individuals? Exploring the UHNWI luxury customer experience (ULCX)
  32. Revisiting the Age Construct: Implications for Service Research
  33. The end of the world as we know it? The influence of online channels on the luxury customer experience
  34. Applying the EEE customer mindset in luxury: reevaluating customer experience research and practice during and after corona
  35. Man vs machine: examining the three themes of service robotics in tourism and hospitality
  36. Viewpoint: a primer for inclusive service marketing theory
  37. Moving the Customer Experience Field Forward: Introducing the Touchpoints, Context, Qualities (TCQ) Nomenclature
  38. AI voice bots: a services marketing research agenda
  39. Customer experience, not brands will be on the iron throne
  40. The dawn of traditional CX metrics? Examining satisfaction, EXQ, and WAR
  41. Viewpoint: conveying managerial relevance into service research
  42. The missing link: Fairness as the ultimate determinant of service profitability?!
  43. Luxury patient experience (LPX): review, conceptualization, and future research directions
  44. Fresh perspectives on customer experience
  45. Exploring Electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM) in The Consumer Purchase Decision-Making Process: The Case of Online Holidays – Evidence from United Kingdom (UK) Consumers
  46. Experience co-creation in financial services: an empirical exploration
  47. Measuring Customer Experience
  48. Concluding Thoughts
  49. Customer Experience: The Origins and Importance for Your Business
  50. Customization and unfairness perceptions
  51. The road back to relevance
  52. Getting in with the “In” crowd: how to put marketing back on the CEO's agenda
  53. New insights from practice: Exploring online channel management strategies and the use of social media as a market research tool
  54. Striking the Right Balance: How to Design, Implement, and Operationalize Customer Experience Management Programs
  55. The “right” customer experience
  56. Brand fairness perceptions
  57. The case of Amazon.com: towards a conceptual framework of online customer service experience (OCSE) using the emerging consensus technique (ECT)
  58. Online customer experience in firms' multi-channel strategy
  59. Retail fairness
  60. Towards a better measure of customer experience
  61. EXQ: a multiple‐item scale for assessing service experience
  62. Bridging the gap for destination extreme sports: A model of sports tourism customer experience
  63. Customer experience: are we measuring the right things?
  64. The role of brands in a service-dominated world