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  1. Editorial: Netnography and qualitative digital methods to advance service theory and practice
  2. Passionate Publics
  3. AI-powered smartphones and phygital tourism experiences: implications and future research directions
  4. The many questions concerning technology: Implications for tourism, hospitality, events and leisure research
  5. Explorando el impacto de las redes sociales e influencers en los destinos turísticos :¿ del overturism al demarketing?
  6. Understanding the impact of ChatGPT on tourism and hospitality: Trends, prospects and research agenda
  7. Heritage and new media spaces
  8. Accessibility of tourism 4.0—designing more meaningful and inclusive tourist experiences
  9. Netnography evolved: New contexts, scope, procedures and sensibilities
  10. Tourism and Fashion Influencers: Comparison of Visual Practices
  11. Illusion of inclusion: #BlackVanlife as counter-storytelling
  12. Enhanced Smart Tourism and its Role in Reshaping the Tourism Industry
  13. The Future of Blockchain Technology for Tourism and Hospitality
  14. Online tourist information search strategies
  15. Platform empowerment: Facebook’s role in facilitating female micro-entrepreneurship in tourism
  16. Explicating affordances in travel information search: investigating device use in relation to goals and personal characteristics
  17. The pandemic of loneliness: designing smart tourism for combating loneliness
  18. Instagram travel influencers in #quarantine: Communicative practices and roles during COVID-19
  19. Keeping up with the drones! Techno-social dimensions of tourist drone videography
  20. On-site decision-making in smartphone-mediated contexts
  21. Handbook of e-Tourism
  22. Xiang, Zheng; Fesenmaier, Daniel RCham: “Analytics in Smart Tourism Design: Concepts and Methods”
  23. Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics in travel, hospitality and leisure
  24. My heritage in my pocket: mobile device and app use by genealogy tourists
  25. Peer mentoring women in STEM: an explanatory case study on reflections from a program in Jordan
  26. Special issue on smart tourism cities
  27. Smart tourism cities: a duality of place where technology supports the convergence of touristic and residential experiences
  28. Digital well-being in the tourism domain: mapping new roles and responsibilities
  29. ICTs and well-being: challenges and opportunities for tourism
  30. Feeling opulent: adding an affective dimension to symbolic consumption of themes
  31. Factors Driving Website/App Continuance Intentions: Do Channel and Device Type Play a Role?
  32. Commentary: Artificial Intelligence: The Marketer’s Dilemma
  33. Collaborating against COVID-19: bridging travel and travel tech
  34. Tourism 4.0 technologies and tourist experiences: a human-centered design perspective
  35. Iranian Heritage Sites on Social Media
  36. World heritage and social justice: Insights from the inscription of Yazd, Iran
  37. Platform-mediated tourism micro-entrepreneurship: implications for community-based tourism in Thailand
  38. e-Tourism beyond COVID-19: a call for transformative research
  39. Technology adoption in hotels: applying institutional theory to tourism
  40. Themed route marketing in India
  41. E-mindfulness – the growing importance of facilitating tourists’ connections to the present moment
  42. Travel connectivity
  43. Handbook of e-Tourism
  44. Smart destination brands: semiotic analysis of visual and verbal signs
  45. What is vacation dedication?
  46. Food waste in tourist households: a perspective article
  47. The evolution of travel information search research: a perspective article
  48. Unlocking women’s sustainability leadership potential: Perceptions of contributions and challenges for women in sustainable development
  49. How cityscapes and social media influence each other
  50. Progress on robotics in hospitality and tourism: a review of the literature
  51. 5. The role of social media in creating and addressing overtourism
  52. Does it matter that service robots in tourism and hospitality-contexts look/sound/act like humans?
  53. Travel reviews written on mobile phones are different
  54. Food and wine trails provide value for businesses and consumers
  55. Destination Resilience and Smart Tourism Destinations
  56. Reviewing the Past to Inform the Future: A Literature Review of Social Media in Tourism
  57. Emojis are a new language that social media influencers use to engage their audiences
  58. How tourism marketers integrate visuals into their social media posts
  59. A taxonomy of value co-creation on Weibo – a communication perspective
  60. Lack of progress in tourist information search research: a critique of citation behaviour and knowledge development
  61. Use of dynamic pricing strategies by Airbnb hosts
  62. Humour in Firm-initiated Social Media Conversations
  63. The Networked Neo-Tribal Gaze
  64. Creating the City Destination of the Future: The Case of Smart Seoul
  65. How social media could help reduce household food waste when tourists prepare meals
  66. Impact of humour on firm-initiated social media conversations
  67. Marketing for tourism, hospitality & events: a global & digital approach
  68. Power of Dramas: A Comparison of Voluntourism Between Chinese and American Film Tourists
  69. Likes—The key to my happiness: The moderating effect of social influence on travel experience
  70. Advances in Social Media for Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
  71. How influencer marketing works
  72. A new cultural revolution
  73. Conclusion
  74. Sentiment analysis
  75. #travelselfie
  76. Tracking tourists’ travel with smartphone-based GPS technology: a methodological discussion
  77. Self in Art/Self As Art: Museum Selfies As Identity Work
  78. Pricing in the sharing economy: a hedonic pricing model applied to Airbnb listings
  79. Social media in hospitality and tourism
  80. What do tourism students know about sustainability and sustainable tourism? An exploratory study of Latin American students
  81. 6. Online-Marketing in Australien und Neuseeland
  82. The Role of Humour in Driving Customer Engagement
  83. Conceptualization of Smart Tourism Destination Competitiveness
  84. The Role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Marketing Tourism Experiences
  85. Modern vacations – modern families: new meanings and structures of family vacations
  86. Application of smart tourism to cities
  87. Tourism and Humour
  88. Selfie-taking as touristic looking
  89. An experience-based taxonomy of branded hotel mobile application features
  90. Exploring TripAdvisor
  91. Decision support system
  92. Innovation-Related Organizational Decision-Making: The Case of Responsive Web Design
  93. Conceptualizing tourist videography
  94. Special issue on Smart Tourism Systems: Convergence of information technologies, business models, and experiences
  95. Conceptual foundations for understanding smart tourism ecosystems
  96. Smart tourism: foundations and developments
  97. Special issue on smart tourism: convergence of information technologies, experiences, and theories
  98. Crisis-resistant tourists
  99. Erratum
  100. Constructivist Research in Smart Tourism
  101. Editorial : The Role of IT in Tourism
  102. Future research issues in IT and tourism
  103. How online communities manage conflict, build cohesion and create identities
  104. 9. Web 2.0 and 3.0
  105. Tourism megatrends
  106. Source Factors in Recommender System Credibility Evaluation
  107. Drivers of Responsive Website Design Innovation by Destination Marketing Organizations
  108. Changing Practices/New Technologies: Photos and Videos on Vacation
  109. Creating Global Leaders with Sustainability Mindsets – Insights from the RMSSN Summer Academy
  110. Revealing the Nature of Contemporary Tourism Research: Extracting Common Subject Areas through Bibliographic Coupling
  111. Future eDestination Marketing
  112. Educating the Future of Sustainability
  113. Influence of Star Rating and Ownership Structure on Brand Image of Mainland China Hotels
  114. Cross-Cultural Differences in Social Identity Formation through Travel Blogging
  115. Decision support system, tourism
  116. DAILY DEALS CONSUMPTION: A ROLLER COASTER OF EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES
  117. Travelling neo-tribes: conceptualising recreational vehicle users
  118. Real Stories About Real Women: Communicating Role Models for Female Tourism Students
  119. Guest Editors’ Note
  120. Destination Expertise in Online Travel Communities
  121. Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Why Do Travellers Unlike Travel-Related Organizations?
  122. Persuasive Recommender Systems
  123. Strategic Use of Social Media Affordances for Marketing: A Case Study of Chinese DMOs
  124. NEGLECTED STAKEHOLDER GROUPS: CONCEPTUALISING A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR NEGLECTED STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS AND ENGAGEMENT
  125. Communicative functions of Online Travel Review titles
  126. The Tourism and Leisure Industry
  127. Informing destination recommender systems design and evaluation through quantitative research
  128. Designing persuasive destination websites: A mental imagery processing perspective
  129. Perceptions of museum podcast tours: Effects of consumer innovativeness, Internet familiarity and podcasting affinity on performance expectancies
  130. Future Tourism
  131. Online representations of RVing neo-tribes in the USA and Australia
  132. Introduction
  133. Message Factors
  134. Receiver and Context Factors
  135. Directions for Future Research
  136. Theoretical Background
  137. Discussion
  138. Source Factors
  139. Implications for Recommender System Design
  140. Official tourism websites: a discourse analysis
  141. Effects of podcast tours on tourist experiences in a national park
  142. Social Media in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
  143. Travel and Tourism
  144. Podcast Tours Experience Questionnaire
  145. Differences in Social Presence Perceptions
  146. What’s in a Travel Review Title?
  147. Tourism in Technology Dead Zones: Documenting Experiential Dimensions
  148. TEFI 2011 World Congress “Activating Change in Tourism Education” May 18–21, 2011, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
  149. Special Issue of Qualitative Approaches to eMarketing and Online Consumer Behaviour: Guest Editors’ Introduction
  150. Influence of interactive thematic maps on tourist perceptions: a network analysis
  151. Travel coupon proneness
  152. Media-Induced Voluntourism in Yunnan, China
  153. Intelligent systems in tourism
  154. Facebook as an edutainment medium to engage students in sustainability and tourism
  155. Tourist-Activated Networks: Implications for Dynamic Bundling and EN Route Recommendations
  156. Influence of personality on travel-related consumer-generated media creation
  157. Teaching Based on TEFI Values: A Case Study
  158. eTourism case studies
  159. Travel Opinion Leaders and Seekers
  160. Tourism Students' Mental Imagery Ability: Implications for Multimedia Learning Environments
  161. Drive Tourism
  162. Creating More Credible and Persuasive Recommender Systems: The Influence of Source Characteristics on Recommender System Evaluations
  163. Tourist Experience
  164. Role of social media in online travel information search
  165. Antecedents and Impacts of Trust in Travel-Related Consumer-Generated Media
  166. Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2010
  167. Looking Does not Automatically Lead to Booking: Analysis of Clickstreams on a Chinese Travel Agency Website
  168. Innovation in the Web Marketing Programs of American Convention and Visitor Bureaus
  169. Do Negative Experiences Always Lead to Dissatisfaction? — Testing Attribution Theory in the Context of Online Travel Reviews
  170. Conceptualizing the Creative Tourist Class: Technology, Mobility, and Tourism Experiences
  171. Quasi-Trial Experiences through Sensory Information on Destination Web Sites
  172. Assessing Structure in Travel Queries
  173. Teaching International Tourism: An Interdisciplinary, Field-based Course
  174. Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2009
  175. Das Online-Suchverhalten von Touristen
  176. Trust in Travel-related Consumer Generated Media
  177. Effectiveness of eBrochures: An Analysis of Use Patterns
  178. Role of Community Informatics in Heritage Tourism Development
  179. Comparison of Deceptive and Truthful Travel Reviews
  180. What Motivates Consumers to Write Online Travel Reviews?
  181. Managing Destination Marketing Organizations: The Tasks, Roles, and Responsibilities of the Convention and Visitors Bureau Executive
  182. Differences in Consumer-Generated Media Adoption and Use: A Cross-National Perspective
  183. Semantic Representation of Tourism on the Internet
  184. The Influence of Perceived Credibility on Preferences for Recommender Systems as Sources of Advice
  185. Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2008
  186. Using Location-based Tracking Data to Analyze the Movements of City Tourists
  187. Wineries' Involvement in Promoting Tourism Online: The case of Texas
  188. Measuring Web Site Quality for Online Travel Agencies
  189. Introduction to the Special Issue on Travel Information Search
  190. Effectiveness of Mobile Recommender Systems for Tourist Destinations: A User Evaluation
  191. Success Factors for Destination Marketing Web Sites: A Qualitative Meta-Analysis
  192. Behavioural Impacts of Mobile Tour Guides
  193. Web-based Recommenders for Personalized City Tours: A Usage Analysis
  194. Persuasion in Recommender Systems
  195. Searching for the Future: Challenges Faced by Destination Marketing Organizations
  196. Multicity trip patterns
  197. Tourism Business Frontiers
  198. The role of information technology use in American convention and visitors bureaus
  199. The transformation of consumer behaviour
  200. Capturing the Beaten Paths: A Novel Method for Analysing Tourists’ Spatial Behaviour at an Urban Destination
  201. A Field Trial to Elicit Individual Preferences in the Context of a Mobile Dynamic Tour Guide
  202. Travel and Tourism
  203. Intelligent Search Support: Building Search Term Associations for Tourism-Specific Search Engines
  204. Tell Me Who You Are and I Will Tell You Where to Go: Travel Personality Testing for Destination Recommendation Systems
  205. TELL ME WHO YOU ARE AND I WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO: USE OF TRAVEL PERSONALITIES IN DESTINATION RECOMMENDATION SYSTEMS
  206. Internet Technology Use by American Convention and Visitors Bureaus
  207. IMPLEMENTING A KNOWLEDGE-BASED TOURISM MARKETING INFORMATION SYSTEM: THE ILLINOIS TOURISM NETWORK
  208. Experience-based Internet Marketing: An Exploratory Study of Sensory Experiences Associated with Pleasure Travel to the Midwest United States
  209. The Future of Destination Marketing
  210. Intelligent systems for tourism
  211. Behavioral Foundations for Human-Centric Travel Decision-Aid Systems
  212. Multi-City Pleasure Trip Patterns: An Analysis of International Travelers to the U. S.
  213. Implementing Knowledge-Based Interfirm Networks in Heterogeneous B2B Environments: A Case Study of the Illinois Tourism Network
  214. Measuring Effective IT Use among American Convention and Visitors Bureaus
  215. Defining Internet Readiness for the Tourism Industry: Concepts and Case Study
  216. Tourism Managers’ Adoption of Marketing Decision Support Systems
  217. Preparing for the New Economy: Advertising Strategies and Change in Destination Marketing Organizations
  218. Capacity to Change and Its Influence on Effective IT Use
  219. Meta Analyses of Tourism Research
  220. Measuring the Credibility of Recommender Systems
  221. Premises and promises of social media marketing in tourism
  222. Investigating the Effects of Product Type on Online Decision-Making Styles
  223. Tourist Activated Networks: Implications for Dynamic Packaging Systems in Tourism
  224. Information Technology: Shaping the Past, Present, and Future of Tourism
  225. Evaluation of Emerging Technologies in Tourism: The Case of Travel Search Engines
  226. Persuasiveness of Preference Elicitation Processes in Destination Recommendation Systems
  227. Use and Impact of Online Travel Reviews
  228. Nearer to God - transformational experiences of short-term mission travellers.
  229. Narrative design for travel recommender systems.
  230. A behavioural framework for destination recommendation systems design.
  231. Conceptualizing organizational resilience in tourism crisis management.
  232. Perceived host gaze in the context of short-term mission trips.
  233. Travel personality testing for destination recommendation systems.
  234. Information search for travel decisions.
  235. Travel destination choice models.
  236. Deconstructing destination perceptions, experiences, stories and internet search: text analysis in tourism research.
  237. Introduction
  238. Tourism and Social Media
  239. Marketing using social media applications and concepts
  240. Social media