This study considers both economic and non-economic factors to examine how residents
perceive tourism and ultimately develop pro-tourism behaviour. The concepts used in model …

The purpose of this study is to examine how tourists' self-congruity and emotional solidarity
are related and how this thereby influences travel satisfaction and destination loyalty …

A plethora of research has concentrated on residents' degree of support for tourism, albeit
focused squarely on either attitudinal or intentional support, and with minimal consideration …

Despite the fact that emotional solidarity, social distance, and contact theory have been
widely used to explain resident tourist interaction, these three concepts were never …

Although tourists' affective bonds with one another are essential to their travel experiences
as well as their pretrip anticipations, it nevertheless remains as an underexplored topic in …

This study develops a conceptual model by integrating social exchange theory (SET),
emotional solidarity theory, and community attachment. Empirically, the study tests the …

The value co-creation behavior of residents can contribute to the sustainable development
of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) tourism. This paper aims to provide a theoretical …

Climate change is a real and present threat to heritage across the world. In Europe and
North America, research on the impacts of climate change on heritage, including how to …

As the body of work concerning emotional solidarity between residents and tourists
continues to grow within the tourism literature, little focus has been placed on how the …

There is limited empirical research on the role played by residents' feelings toward tourists in
influencing residents' emotional well-being and attitude about tourism. The major objective …