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European Journal of Tourism Research
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ISSN 1994-7658 · Varna University of Management · 720 artikel di indeks
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Bridging Theory and Empirics: A Growth Equation for Tourism-Driven Economies
This paper presents a theoretical characterization of how tourism sector specialization stimulates (deters) economic growth that integrates both Tourism-Led and Beach Disease hypotheses. We develop a multisector growth model with tourism and non-tourism production from which we derive a growth…
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Optimal Level of Tourism Specialization and the Mediating Role of Productivity
Traditionally, tourism literature has systematically explored the relationship between tourism development and economic growth. The standard tool used for this purpose has been the Tourism-Led Growth Hypothesis (TLGH). However, more recent literature has shifted its focus from the effects of…
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Exploring tourists’ discourse on sustainability and its impact on satisfaction: Insights from online reviews of rural and urban tourist attractions in Spain
This research explores how tourists’ discourse on sustainability (economic, environmental, social, and cultural) is associated with their satisfaction with, and evaluation of, tourist attractions when writing online reviews. It examines the relationship between the importance tourists attach to…
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Charming the system: decoding organizational ingratiation through employee narratives from hospitality employees
This study investigates how hospitality employees perceive and experience organizational ingratiation, a subtle and underexplored aspect of workplace behaviour that can shape professional dynamics and outcomes. Addressing a notable gap in organizational behaviour literature, the research focuses…
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Solo vs Group: A comparative analysis of LGBTQ+ travel experience among Spanish tourists
This study explores the differing experiences of LGBTQ+ Spanish travellers when travelling solo versus in groups. By examining how these contexts affect tourist satisfaction, perceived value for money, and word-of-mouth behaviours, the research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of LGBTQ+…
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The influence of price dispersion and price fairness on the choice of hotel and OTA: The moderating effect of hotel star classification
This study applies Prospect Theory to examine how star rating classification affects the relationship between price dispersion, price fairness, and customers' decisions when choosing a hotel and booking channel. Data were collected from 207 hotel customers using Trivago’s metasearch engine in a…
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Current discourses on tourism employment: Perspectives from the Finnish tourism sector
The COVID-19 pandemic and the changes in the business environment, such as technological developments, have transformed tourism employment. Simultaneously, the complexities of tourism employment and workforce input have been overlooked in tourism research. This study aims to increase overall…
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Differences in willingness to pay for tourism sustainability in Croatian nature parks: Insights into visitors' perception of sustainable tourism and satisfaction
Determining the factors influencing behavioural intentions and visitor behaviour is significant for predicting sustainable tourism practices. The concept of Willingness to Pay (WTP) is studied as one of the dimensions of behavioural intentions, and it is increasingly researched in sustainable…
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Emotional Returns and Diasporic Belonging: Identity, Memory, and Generational Change among Bulgarian Turks
This study explores the complex and emotionally layered experiences of diaspora tourism among Bulgarian Turks, a regionally situated diaspora shaped by forced migration and cultural proximity. Using a qualitative methodology based on 34 semi-structured interviews, the study investigates how return…
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True-crime storytelling in walking tours: The case of Jack the Ripper
True-crime walking tours are a type of dark tourism product in which storytelling is an essential yet understudied element. This study addresses this gap by exploring storytelling in true-crime walking tours, using Jack the Ripper tours in London as a case study. Taking a qualitative approach based…
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Bridging the Soft Skills Gap: Do Tourists and Hospitality Managers See Eye to Eye?
Soft skills play a critical role in the tourism and hospitality (T&H) sector, shaping service quality, customer satisfaction, and overall competitiveness. While their importance is widely recognized, existing research has largely focused on industry perspectives, leaving a gap in understanding how…
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The tourist within: A phenomenological inquiry of hotel employees’ vacation decision-making process
This study aims to explain the decision-making process of hotel employees when purchasing a hotel vacation, focusing on the effect of occupational identity on tourist behaviour. Hotel employees represent a remarkably underexplored consumer group whose vacation purchasing behaviours warrant…
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Small but strategic: Local tourism hubs as catalysts for sustainable regional transformation
This study examines the role of small-scale tourism hubs in boosting entrepreneurship and sustainable innovation in the tourism sector through acceleration programmes and explores the qualities that make these hubs successful. Based on a qualitative case study design, the research draws on data…
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The mediating role of mental well-being in the effect of local food experience on destination loyalty
This study explores the mediating role of mental well-being in the relationship between local food experience and destination loyalty. A mixed-methods design was employed, combining a quantitative survey of 420 domestic tourists in Türkiye with in-depth interviews of seven participants. The…
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Humanitarian Hospitality: A Framework for Ethical Encounters in Crisis Tourism
This paper introduces humanitarian hospitality as a conceptual framework for understanding relational ethics and care practices in crisis-affected tourism. While volunteer tourism, disaster recovery travel, and solidarity-based travel bring individuals into crisis-affected destinations, the…
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Modelling Destination Loyalty in Wellness Tourism: Evidence from Portugal
Wellness tourism, a rapidly expanding sector within the global travel industry, focuses on experiences designed to maintain or enhance individuals’ well-being. Building on Safety System Theory and Attention Restoration Theory (ART), this study investigates the dynamics of destination loyalty in the…