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Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights
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ISSN 2666-9579 · Elsevier · 207 artikel di indeks
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Accommodation via peer-to-peer platforms in national accounts
The development of peer-to-peer short-stay accommodation, mediated by online platforms, is a major phenomenon in the tourism and hospitality industry. This paper explores how it is traced in national accounts, especially for France, the largest European tourist market. The current methodology fails…
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Tourism development systems: A diagnostic framework
Tourism development involves complex interdependencies among institutions, infrastructure, resources, and sustainability, yet most studies analyze these dimensions in isolation. This paper asks: which systemic interrelationships most strongly shape sustainable tourism outcomes across countries?…
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Tourist mobility and public transport use on excursions
Tourism destinations, particularly those characterized by mass tourism, face ongoing challenges in promoting public transport as a key component of destination sustainability and competitiveness. Public transport reduces dependence on private vehicles, enhances visitor mobility, and broadens the…
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Quantitatively exploring the dark ride experience model
Dark rides are popular, archetypal theme park attractions, yet empirical research on their visitor experience remains limited. This study provides a quantitative exploration of Cornelis and Strijbosch's (2024) dark ride experience model, which describes how immersion, emotions, cognitions, and…
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Walkability in tourism destinations for older tourists: A human environment interaction approach
This study investigated the extent to which the social and environmental features of tourism destinations could support senior tourists' walking, and the emotions and responses evoked. Semistructured face-to-face interviews were conducted with 29 senior tourists who visited Macao (China). The…
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From forbidden site to global attraction: Alula's narrative re-engineering
This paper examines the socio-political and religious transformations in Saudi Arabia's AlUla region, with a focus on Hegra. Once avoided for religious reasons, the site has been repurposed within Vision 2030. This study offers a systematic textual account of this narrative shift using Critical…
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Dynamic threshold effects of corruption on tourism demand: A nonlinear relationship
This note investigates the complex relationship between corruption and tourism demand, employing a dynamic panel threshold model in the spirit of Seo and Shin (2016). Using a panel dataset of international tourism destinations over the period 2008–2022 and two corruption measures reflecting actual…
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Balancing luxury and sustainability in Saudi tourism
This study investigates how tourists perceive the compatibility between luxury and sustainability in Saudi Arabia's emerging high-end tourism sector. Adopting a constructivist grounded theory approach, 39 semi-structured interviews with local and international travellers revealed five interrelated…
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Tourist heterogeneity in carbon compensation: A two-stage framework for sustainable island tourism policy
Small island tourism destinations face a paradox: prosperity depends on the natural assets that tourism threatens. Current compensation policies fail by treating tourists identically through single-stage frameworks that conflate participation barriers with contribution intensity. Using stated…
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Hybrid DEEP-learning model for resilient tourism enterprises
The tourism business is increasingly encountering disruptions due to external shocks, fluctuating demands, and changing tourist sentiments. Whereas conventional risk prediction models are mostly static and less responsive. The study aims to design a real-time decision support tool through a novel…
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Drivers of theme park attendance: A spatial analysis
This article contributes to bridging the gap in the literature related to the determinants of park attendance using spatial econometrics. The key results are as follows: First, park attendance depends on internal and external components of the park such as satisfaction, reputation, and purchasing…
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From overtourism to overall-mobility
Drawing from the New Mobility Paradigm, tourist cities embody more complexity than mere dichotomies of ‘hosts’ versus ‘guests.’ They are the result of multiple users of urban space overlapping in a highly mobile and hyper-nomadic society. By combining mobile positioning-based data, various official…
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Localized climate change impacts on tourism businesses
Climate change models are becoming increasingly granular, making it possible to predict how specific tourist destinations will be affected according to four different greenhouse gas emission scenarios, ranging from current levels of emissions to enhanced mitigation measures. For a popular…
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Gender wage gap in hospitality management: The evidence in Europe
Hospitality employs many women, offering a chance to promote gender equality. However, wage disparities and unequal working conditions persist for women. This study examines the gender wage gap in managerial positions within hospitality across fourteen European countries, using data from the 2018…
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From reviews to reflections: Understanding tourist sentiments and satisfaction in African destinations through user-generated content
User-generated content continues to shape global tourism trends, yet Africa's growing tourism sector has received limited attention. This study addresses this gap by investigating tourist sentiments and satisfaction across ten African destinations from 2018 to 2023. Employing a mixed method…
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Identifying self-drive tourists' main routes, motivations and decision-making in Peninsular Malaysia
This study explores the under-researched domain of self-drive tourism in rural and developing regions, focusing on the Asia-Pacific, particularly Peninsular Malaysia. The primary objective is to enhance understanding of self-drive tourism dynamics in this region by examining aspects such as routes…
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A tourism area life cycle model with an index-dependent growth rate for modelling the poststagnation stage
The resilience of the tourism industry is increasingly reliant on robust health infrastructure and effective disease detection systems, particularly in the face of ongoing global health challenges. This study introduces a modified tourism area life cycle model to explore the interplay between…