Sound measurement is critical for advancing an understanding of resident pro-tourism
behavior, a growing but still new research area. However, existing scale development and …

With the maturation of the resident attitude literature beyond its initial atheoretical focus
(Belise & Hoy, 1980), resident ''Support for Tourism” has become the ultimate dependent …

Purpose–This paper reflects on the state of quantitative tourism research.
Design/methodology/approach–Prior literature, observation and introspection form the basis …

Past research indicated that understanding tourist participation could assist in predicting
tourists' psychological and behavioural outcomes. However, few studies have explored …

In recent years, tourism researchers around the globe have given increasing attention to the
notion of the memorable tourism experience (MTE). Various factors and dimensions …

Explaining human behavior is a primary concern for tourism research and a substantial body
of research concludes that highly satisfied tourists are more likely to return to a particular …

Demand for sustainability oriented vacation options is on the rise as consumers become
more aware of the negative effects that their travel may have on various destinations …

Stereotyping is a dichotomy system of cognitive information processes reflecting explicit and
implicit biases. While existing studies have studied tourist stereotypes with a wide range of …

Purpose This paper aims to examine the event attendance motives and the underlying
mechanism through which event attendance motives influence positive word-of-mouth …

Despite the importance of the theory of planned behavior (TPB) and norm activation model
(NAM) in explicating revisit intention, predictions based on the merging of these theories …