Tourism Management Perspectives· 9 Oct 2026
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Journal of Sustainable Tourism· 9 Oct 2026
A cartographic approach to sustaining urban places through festivals as intangible cultural heritage
Tourism Management Perspectives· 9 Oct 2026
Beyond scenic tea tourism: Reframing therapeutic experience through enabling places
This study conceptualizes therapeutic experience in tea tourism as relationally assembled through material, social, and affective enabling resources. Drawing on a constructivist grounded theory study conducted in Wuyishan, China, we identify nine enabling resources and three enabling mechanisms: heterogeneous resource assemblage and placeness emergence, cultural storytelling and symbolic meaning-making, and embodied
Journal Of Vacation Marketing· 9 Oct 2026
Fostering engagement: How gamification affordances shape tourists’ repatronage through self-enhancement and self-transcendence
Online travel agencies (OTAs) have increasingly been embedding game design elements into their digital platforms. Yet the effectiveness of gamification and the mechanisms linking these gamification affordances to tourists’ repatronage remain underexplored in the literature. This study draws on self-determination theory and social presence theory to examine how gamification affordances (autonomy support, self-expressi
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing· 8 Oct 2026
Attraction under constraint: understanding tourist responses to conflict-ridden destinations
International Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Administration· 8 Oct 2026
Beyond the Basics: Developing Creativity in Work Teams Through Servant Leadership, Empowerment Climate, and Extra-Role Performance
Tourism Management Perspectives· 8 Oct 2026
Gaze on wheels: Dynamic perception and configurational analysis of destination image based on tourist-generated photos
Cycling tourism exposes tourists to continuous visual variation as they move through a destination, yet how this variation shapes destination image remains underexplored. Drawing on time-ordered tourist-generated photos, this study examines how visual variation shapes cycling tourists’ dynamic perception of destination image and identifies the configurational pathways through which affective image is formed. The resu
Journal of Travel Research· 8 Oct 2026
Tourist Safety Intelligence: Scale Development, Validation, and Prediction
Safety intelligence is critical for navigating security challenges but remains unexplored in tourism. This study conceptualizes the structure of tourist safety intelligence, develops a measurement scale, and investigates its behavioral influence mechanisms. Study 1 confirmed a triarchic structure of analytical, practical, and creative intelligence based on Sternberg’s Successful Intelligence Theory and validated a sc
Tourism Management Perspectives· 8 Oct 2026
Conceptualization and validation of place meaning in industrial heritage tourism destination: Q methodology and spatial analysis
Understanding how tourists construct place meaning is critical, yet existing research has largely treated place meaning as spatially uniform and analytically detached from destination environments. Hence, this study aimed to distinguish place-related concepts and to investigate the dimensions and spatial distribution of place meaning within industrial tourism. This study adopted a multi-method approach. Empirical dat
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing· 8 Oct 2026
Communicating hotel sustainability in the digital age: the effectiveness of virtual tours and the moderating role of ESG awareness
The development of innovative communication strategies to showcase hotels’ sustainability initiatives and better communicate them with customers is gaining prominence. This study investigates a 360° virtual hotel tour as an immersive tool for communicating sustainability initiatives. Using a design thinking approach, a digital prototype was developed and evaluated via an experiment combining eye-tracking and a post-e
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research· 7 Oct 2026
EXPRESS: The job embeddedness nomological network in tourism: A meta-analysis of antecedents, outcomes, and boundary conditions
Recent systematic reviews show that one in five job embeddedness studies were conducted in hospitality settings. This meta-analysis offers the first quantitative synthesis of job embeddedness in hospitality. Integrating 120 studies (N = 44,091), this study maps the antecedents, outcomes, and boundary conditions that explain how job embeddedness develops and what it yields in hospitality contexts. The results indicate
International Journal of Hospitality Management· 7 Oct 2026
Idiosyncratic influences of hotel occupancy on energy consumption: Moderating effects of service style, hotel size, and hotel class
With the growing attention to sustainability and energy management, understanding the dynamics of energy consumption in hotels has become increasingly important. We confirm that the utility expenses (e.g., electricity and water expenses) of a hotel generally follow a logarithmic increase with occupancy. A hotel’s energy consumption rises rapidly when occupancy is relatively low but increases gradually once occupancy