Pub Date : 2022-08-09DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2109051
Abdullah Yildiz, Oktay Guzel, Mehmet Yildiz, S. Ceyhan, Nicola M. Pless, Ihsan Aytekin
ABSTRACT Representation of a phenomenon in media can impact and shape particular public beliefs, and attitudes and can contribute to social change. As the social role of the hospitality industry has become more salient, this study aims to investigate the representation of COVID-19 and its impact on the Australian hospitality businesses in news articles. Those news articles focus on the hospitality industry in Australia published in the outlets, such as Hospitality Directory, The Hotel Conversation, ABC News, Gourmet Traveller, nine News, and Business News Australia. Using corpus linguistics analysis (CL), we revealed that COVID-19 has been mainly represented as a new and current outbreak that threatened community health and caused restrictions, responses and measures that had to be put in place.
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Pub Date : 2022-08-07DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2109181
A. Sangpikul, Piyavit Thipbharos
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of studies were conducted to better understand “new normal” services from the perspectives of restaurant operators and customers (Kim & Liu, 2022; Wang et al., 2021). Having conducted in-depth analysis, the “new normal” services documented in literature are related to assurance, a SERVQUAL and DINESERV dimension, in regard to employees’ ability to inspire customer trust and confidence (Parasuraman et al., 1988). The review of literature indicates that the physical environment, the hygiene & cleanliness of restaurants, and contactless services are the key attributes that enhance customer confidence in restaurant services (Jeong et al., 2022; Kim & Liu, 2022). It is, therefore, important for restaurant operators to fully understand them to deliver better services to meet customer expectations. However, there is a lack of research that examines “new normal” services in relation to assurance attributes in full-service hotel restaurants during COVID-19. This research note employs a qualitative exploratory study to examine new assurance attributes in regard to hotel restaurants based on two sources of information. The study expects to expand the original knowledge on the assurance dimension in regard to restaurants and to help restaurant operators to acquire a better understanding of new assurance attributes, thereby providing both theoretical and practical contributions.
在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间，为了从餐馆经营者和顾客的角度更好地理解“新常态”服务，开展了多项研究(Kim & Liu, 2022;Wang等人，2021)。经过深入分析，文献中记录的“新常态”服务与保证、SERVQUAL和DINESERV维度有关，涉及员工激发客户信任和信心的能力(Parasuraman et al.， 1988)。文献综述表明，物理环境、餐馆的卫生和清洁以及非接触式服务是增强顾客对餐馆服务信心的关键属性(Jeong et al.， 2022;Kim & Liu, 2022)。因此，餐厅经营者必须充分了解他们，以提供更好的服务，以满足顾客的期望。然而，缺乏对2019冠状病毒病期间全方位服务酒店餐厅与保障属性相关的“新常态”服务的研究。本研究报告采用定性探索性研究，以两个信息来源为基础，研究关于酒店餐厅的新保证属性。本研究旨在拓展食食业对保证维度的原有认识，并帮助食食业经营者更好地了解新的保证属性，从而提供理论和实践上的贡献。
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Pub Date : 2022-08-07DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2110131
Samuel K. Y. Tong, Sharon G. M. Koh, A. K. L. Siah
International tourism demand has been cited as mostly following classical economic theory, which suggests that tourism demand is a function of economic factors such as income and price-related factors (Crouch, 1994; Nguyen et al., 2022; Rafiei & Abbaspoor, 2021). However, it has become evident that non-economic variables are also significant in explaining tourism demand (Tatoglu & Gul, 2019; Ulucak et al., 2020). Against this backdrop, Thailand presents an interesting case study as a unique country that has successfully managed political turbulence vis-à-vis a successful coup d’état while keeping the tourism industry resilient. As such, this paper aims to empirically investigate the determinants of inbound tourism to Thailand using an augmented gravity model that introduces institutional quality as a non-standard gravity variable. Although government institutions play a critical role in an economy, institutional quality remains neglected in the tourism literature. Preliminary insights derived from Ghalia et al. (2019) demonstrate that the quality of governance of such institutions and the absence of internal conflict boost tourism demand. In this note, institutional quality is computed based on five indicators (government stability, corruption, law and order, democratic accountability and bureaucracy quality) using paid data from International Country Risk Guide (ICRG). This aggregation reduces the risk of multicollinearity between the variables and is often used in the literature (Catrinescu et al., 2009). The note also captures the time effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
国际旅游需求一直被引用为主要遵循古典经济理论，这表明旅游需求是经济因素的函数，如收入和价格相关因素(Crouch, 1994;Nguyen et al.， 2022;Rafiei & Abbaspoor, 2021)。然而，很明显，非经济变量在解释旅游需求方面也很重要(Tatoglu & Gul, 2019;Ulucak et al.， 2020)。在这种背景下，泰国是一个有趣的案例研究，它是一个独特的国家，成功地管理了政治动荡(-à-vis)，成功地发动了政变，同时保持了旅游业的弹性。因此，本文旨在利用一个引入制度质量作为非标准重力变量的增强重力模型，对泰国入境旅游的决定因素进行实证研究。虽然政府机构在经济中发挥着关键作用，但在旅游文献中，制度质量仍然被忽视。Ghalia等人(2019)的初步见解表明，这些机构的治理质量和内部冲突的缺乏促进了旅游需求。在本报告中，制度质量是根据五个指标(政府稳定性、腐败、法律和秩序、民主问责制和官僚机构质量)计算的，使用的是国际国家风险指南(ICRG)的付费数据。这种聚合降低了变量之间多重共线性的风险，并经常在文献中使用(Catrinescu等人，2009)。该说明还阐述了COVID-19大流行的时间影响。
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Pub Date : 2022-08-07DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2109180
Kübra Aşan, Mustafa Daskin
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Pub Date : 2022-08-07DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2109179
J. Luo, Daisy X. F. Fan
ABSTRACT Entertainment tourism experience is an emerging but largely overlooked phenomenon. The current study, adopting a qualitative approach, explored travel motivation and entertainment tourism experience from tourists’ and industry professionals’ perspectives. A total of 33 tourists and 18 industry professionals in Macao were interviewed. Three layers of entertainment tourism experience were identified, namely, behavioural, functional and affective aspects of experience. Furthermore, the three layers of experience were reported to be interrelated and played different roles in creating tourists’ entertainment experience. The study accordingly established an integrated flow of entertainment tourism experience. Moreover, the study offered practical implications to destination marketing organizations, industry practitioners, and tourists on cultivating a desired entertainment tourism experience for the tourists.
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Pub Date : 2022-08-03DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2109182
Muhammad Burhanuddeen Mohammad Nasir, M. Azinuddin, M. Hanafiah, Nur Shahirah Mior Shariffuddin
The city of Georgetown, located in Penang, Malaysia, was awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Site (WHS) in 2008 (UNESCO World Heritage Centre, 2021). Since then, it has been a popular global tourist destination among heritage tourists. However, the Malaysian tourism sector has witnessed diminishing returns for the past two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic (Hanafiah et al., 2021). Studies on health crises have shown an inverse relationship between perceived risk and travel intention (Joo et al., 2021). Nonetheless, there is evidence that a favourable destination image could diminish tourists’ uncertainty and perceived risk (Su et al., 2014). Since destination attractiveness is an important antecedent of destination image and significantly directs tourist flows, this may lead to the intention to recommend as part of an organic and holistic recovery effort (e.g. Afshardoost & Eshaghi, 2020; Jin et al., 2019; Martín-Santana et al., 2017). Notably, the attractiveness of UNESCO WHS lies in its’ highquality standard of in situ experiences (Carreira et al., 2021). Furthermore, UNESCO WHS are safer from COVID infection due to the niche, high-paying, distanced tourist market (Singh, 2021). This study aims to validate these assumptions within the Georgetown UNESCO WHS setting, which reflects tourism recovery readiness in Malaysia. Moreover, this study answered the recent research call from Matiza (2020) to provide empirical evidence on post-health crises in cultural heritage tourist behaviour, which is relatively and currently under-explored. Specifically, this research note intends to address this issue by proposing the following hypotheses:
位于马来西亚槟城的乔治城于2008年被联合国教科文组织评为世界遗产(WHS)(联合国教科文组织世界遗产中心，2021年)。从那时起，它一直是全球文物游客的热门旅游目的地。然而，由于2019冠状病毒病大流行，马来西亚旅游业在过去两年中收益递减(Hanafiah等人，2021年)。关于健康危机的研究表明，感知风险与旅行意愿之间呈反比关系(Joo et al.， 2021)。尽管如此，有证据表明，良好的目的地形象可以减少游客的不确定性和感知风险(Su et al.， 2014)。由于目的地吸引力是目的地形象的重要先决条件，并显著引导游客流量，这可能导致推荐的意图作为有机和整体恢复工作的一部分(例如Afshardoost & Eshaghi, 2020;Jin等人，2019;Martín-Santana等人，2017)。值得注意的是，UNESCO WHS的吸引力在于其高质量的实地体验标准(Carreira et al.， 2021)。此外，由于利基、高收入、偏远的旅游市场，UNESCO的WHS更安全，不受COVID感染(Singh, 2021)。本研究的目的是验证这些假设在乔治敦联合国教科文组织WHS设置，这反映了马来西亚的旅游业恢复准备。此外，本研究回应了Matiza(2020)最近的研究呼吁，为文化遗产旅游行为中的后健康危机提供了经验证据，这是相对的，目前尚未得到充分探索。具体来说，本研究报告打算通过提出以下假设来解决这个问题:
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Pub Date : 2022-07-13DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2097930
P. Duarte, Cristina Maria Santos Estevão, Adília Cabral, A. Campón-Cerro, Uci Yuliati
ABSTRACT This article assesses the risk perceived by hotel guests under Covid-19 by exploring clients’ perceptions in seven critical dimensions for customers’ safety perception: financial risk, front-desk digitalization, entertainment, front-desk service, hygiene and sanitation, hotel characteristics and space management, and food and beverage service. To evaluate clients’ perceptions and expectations a questionnaire was made available to collect data worldwide, resulting in a sample of 1005 responses. The findings show that the frequency of stay influences guests’ perceptions and preferences. The need to provide hygiene care evidence and have the hotel certified for COVID-19 emerged as key factors for restoring trust. This study provides a meaningful contribution by proposing a framework for assessing clients’ perceptions regarding the safety of hotel services.
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Pub Date : 2022-07-08DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2096652
Santanu Mandal, Payel Das, A. Chandran, Js Krishnaunni, Haripriya Murali
ABSTRACT While destinations are increasingly tried to attract tourists, changing times call for developing a measurement scale for place attachment. In this regard, the current study adopts a secure attachment theory perspective and develops a robust formative measurement scale for place attachment composed of place identity and dependence, cultural bonding, climate and nature, personal relationships and safety and security. Two domestic destinations (Kerala and Tamil Nadu) in the country (India) and one international destination (the Middle East) were employed to validate the factor structure of place attachment. Using online survey, the study obtained the perceptual responses and were analysed using ADANCO 2.2. Findings suggest place attachment as a higher-order formative construct that significantly enhances willingness to recommend and revisit intentions.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-28DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2093930
M. Nguyen, X. Tran, Bao Nguyen Le
ABSTRACT The purpose of the paper is to apply the Slutsky equation to the Bass diffusion model to examine the price and income elasticities of hotel demand in different tourist destinations including cultural, commercial, and coastal cities. The sample was a set of 120 points by ex-post data from the Smith Travel Research in Vietnam. Findings indicate the price in a leisure destination in the beginning of the tourist area life cycle is inelastic, whereas the prices in the business and culture destinations at the end of the cycle are elastic. This study identifies the hidden cost when demand increases in the three destinations, ultimately allowing hoteliers to effectively strategize when making price changes within their industry.
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Pub Date : 2022-05-27DOI: 10.1080/13032917.2022.2078848
Ana Ramires, Inês Carvalho, A. Correia
The paper examines generational travel behaviour and intentions of Portuguese tourists before and after the pandemic. The comparisons established a framework to understand what really has changed. The sample includes 490 Portuguese tourists. Our analysis revealed three clusters which are distinct in terms of generation belonging and distance travelled, among other variables. The results suggest that the willingness to travel is higher than previously, working as a kind of revenge to mitigate the isolation times. Strategical implications for practitioners are outlined.
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