Climate change and intensive coastal development place beaches under significant
pressures, both natural and anthropogenic. Coastal erosion and deterioration of beach …

Interpersonal trust is a critical psychological factor that reveals the quality of resident-tourist
relationship in tourism destinations. However, residents' positive attitudes toward tourists are …

This editorial introduction to the special issue posits that governance and sustainable
tourism research will benefit from a joint treatise of trust and other key governance concepts …

This study scrutinized the asymmetric impact of oil prices, exchange rate, and inflation on
tourism demand in Pakistan using [Shin, Y., Yu, B., & Greenwood-Nimmo, M.(2014) …

Governance offers major potential for the management of tourism destinations. Tourism
governance explores the constituents of tourism destinations and focuses on providing …

This research applies a unique conceptual model and methodology incorporating
popularity, commitment, and virality to measure the social media engagement with residents …

While many studies have examined community-based tourism (CBT) in the national parks of
developing countries, studies that focused on residents' mechanism of cost and benefit …

The success of sustainable tourism is inter-woven with the participation of different
stakeholders in general and communities in particular. Participation becomes more …

Local residents play an important role in the process of sustainable development in tourism.
Resident support for tourism development contributes to the health of tourism industry and …

The tourism development debate includes many studies on how residents perceive positive
or negative tourism impacts, based on sustainability, as understood by a three-pillar …