A content analysis of cross-cultural motivational studies in tourism relating to nationalities

Soldatenko, Daria; Backer, Elisa

doi:10.1016/j.jhtm.2018.12.004

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“…Meanwhile, Errichiello et al (2019) investigated the consequences of wearable virtual reality technology on museum experience. Soldatenko and Backer (2019) validated the use of factor-cluster approach in identifying motivation factor groupings. Furthermore, a motivation-based cluster analysis of visitors to Portugal was successfully conducted by Ramires et al (2018).…”

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“…Thus, the factor-cluster approach has been popularly adopted in tourism scholarship despite the critiques (Albayrak and Caber, 2018b; Caber et al, 2019; Errichiello et al, 2019; Murdy et al, 2018; Ramires et al, 2018; Soldatenko and Backer, 2019; Wen et al, 2020). Wen et al (2020) adopted a six-dimension motivation scale to develop cannabis tourist clusters for Chinese tourists.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Motivation-based segmentation of Chinese senior travelers: The role of preferences, sociodemographic, and travel-related features

Otoo

Kim

Park

2020

Journal of Vacation Marketing

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This study was designed to investigate factors associated with Mainland China’s senior overseas travel motivations and the role in explaining preferences, sociodemographic and travel features. The study was conducted with 496 seniors. The statistical analyses included factor analysis, cluster analysis, one-way analysis of variance, and chi-square test. Result showed that eight domains defined the overseas travel motivations of Mainland Chinese seniors. Cluster analysis produced a five-cluster solution based on motivations. The cluster with lowest motivations were older, primary school graduates with lowest income and generally low set of preferences. Ultimately, understanding motivation can effectively promote travel among the aging population.

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Motivation-based segmentation of Chinese senior travelers: The role of preferences, sociodemographic, and travel-related features

Otoo

Kim

Park

2020

Journal of Vacation Marketing

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“…According to Berg and Paisley [15,16], content analysis is a detailed, systematic study and interpretation of material to identify patterns, themes, prejudices, and meanings; and it could be analyzed as a phase of information processing in which the content of communications was transformed, through the objective and systematic application of categorization rules, into data that can be generalized and compared. Guthrie, Petty, Soldatenko and Backer [17,18] proved that content analysis was a method for the collecting and organizing of massive data, including encoding information into different groups or categories based on selected criteria. Jones, Schoemaker and Testa suggested that content analysis allowed to identify specific trends, attitudes, or categories of content from the text, and then draw conclusions from it [19,20].…”

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Green Brand of Companies and Greenwashing under Sustainable Development Goals

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Implementing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and increasing environmental issues provokes changes in consumers’ and stakeholders’ behavior. Thus, stakeholders try to invest in green companies and projects; consumers prefer to buy eco-friendly products instead of traditional ones; and consumers and investors refuse to deal with unfair green companies. In this case, the companies should quickly adapt their strategy corresponding to the new trend of transformation from overconsumption to green consumption. This process leads to increasing the frequency of using greenwashing as an unfair marketing instrument to promote the company’s green achievements. Such companies’ behavior leads to a decrease in trust in the company’s green brand from the green investors. Thus, the aim of the study is to check the impact of greenwashing on companies’ green brand. For that purpose, the partial least-squares structural equation modeling (PLS-PM), content analysis and Fishbourne methods were used. The dataset for analysis was obtained from the companies’ websites and financial and non-financial reports. The objects of analysis were Ukrainian large industrial companies, which work not only in the local market but also in the international one. The findings proved that a one point increase in greenwashing leads to a 0.56 point decline in the company’s green brand with a load factor of 0.78. The most significant variable (loading factor 0.34) influencing greenwashing was the information at official websites masking the company’s real economic goals. Thus, a recommendation for companies is to eliminate greenwashing through the publishing of detailed official reports of the companies’ green policy and achievements.

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“…The researchers look at how the words are used, and the context in which they are used to draw inferences about the underlying culture. The construction of the key category concerns to summaries and represent the natures and attributes of other categories [13]. In order to explore and refine the relationship among different categories further, this study analyzed the constitutional dimension of the driving factors behind dispute settlement reports and analyzed the relationship between their behaviors and the driving factors in detail through a systematic sorting of the concepts and categories.…”

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Dispute Settlement on Trade-Restriction of the Horticultural and Animal Products (Case study of Indonesia, New Zealand, and USA)

Evelin¹,

Rosjadi²,

Pratono³

2019

Proceedings of the Social and Humaniora Research Symposium (SoRes 2018)

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This article attempts to discuss the dispute between Indonesia, U.S and New Zealand regarding importation law of horticultural, animals and animal products occur as Indonesia fail to meet the international trading standard and the local government has been trying to protect the local business from international competition as the local product never win against the foreign-made product. The regulation imposed by Indonesian government appeared to be inconsistent; thus, the exporter, U.S and New Zealand protest to WTO because Indonesia is one of the potential markets for their product.

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A content analysis of cross-cultural motivational studies in tourism relating to nationalities

Cited by 68 publications

References 82 publications

Motivation-based segmentation of Chinese senior travelers: The role of preferences, sociodemographic, and travel-related features

Motivation-based segmentation of Chinese senior travelers: The role of preferences, sociodemographic, and travel-related features

Green Brand of Companies and Greenwashing under Sustainable Development Goals

Dispute Settlement on Trade-Restriction of the Horticultural and Animal Products (Case study of Indonesia, New Zealand, and USA)

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