This study aims to link two closely related domains in literature–travel behavior and tourism.
Travel behavior studies partly aim to improve travel satisfaction by exploring its relationships …

This is one of the first studies that explores built environments around both residences and
workplaces, as well as their nonlinear and interaction effects on commuting satisfaction …

Modest shifts from car use to active travel can result in substantial health, emissions, and
economic improvements that result in cleaner, greener, and healthier cities. To achieve …

With the likely future of autonomous vehicles (AVs) as private, ride-hailing, and pooled
vehicles, it is important to consider all forms of AVs when estimating the impacts of …

Knowing the reasons for mobility choices, how users evaluate the characteristics of public
transport and how satisfied they are with their travel experience is essential to promote the …

Research on the importance and performance of work trip attributes for users of different
transportation modes—such as public transit, two-wheelers, and four-wheelers—and their …

Background and objective: With the increasing public awareness of health due to COVID-19
and the quality of life, people have come to prefer natural spaces with fewer crowds. Public …

The satisfaction of rural residents with periodic market travel significantly influences both
individual quality of life and broader rural socioeconomic development. Despite its …

Many governments actively encourage citizens to switch travel mode from private cars to
public transport to alleviate urban traffic problems. Improving the service quality and travel …

Travel time use has long been hypothesised to affect behavioural aspects of travel demand,
such as mode choice and the value of travel time. However, travel time use can also …