Ability of residents to assess relative risk from tourists during the COVID-19 pandemic

Volgger, Michael; García, Carolina; Taplin, Ross; Pforr, Christof

doi:10.1080/02508281.2022.2083844

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“…Because the scenic spots in China receive tourists mainly offline and take traditional ticket purchase as the main business, tourists cannot get full mood, vision, sensory experience, cooperation, team formation, and other abilities. A survey of tourism services in scenic spots in medium-level countries found that the construction rate of online platforms in northeast, middle level, and western mountainous areas of medium-level countries was 32.3% [ 2 ], which was significantly lower than that of the requirements of global tourism platform construction, while the ticket purchase rate of offline tourists was consistent with that of the global tourism level [ 3 ]. At present, the platform construction of scenic spots has not achieved satisfactory results, and there are controversies about the role of increasing the number of tourists.…”

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Analysis of the Construction of Big Data Platform in Scenic Spots to Increase the Number of Tourists: Taking Sports Group Performance as an Example

Hua

Ding

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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The construction of a big data platform is the basis for improving the service level of scenic spots, and it is also a new media way to increase the number of tourists. At present, the scenic spot platform lacks effective evaluation methods and cannot analyze massive data, resulting in an insufficient increase in the number of tourists. Therefore, this paper analyzes the construction of the big data platform from the perspective of sports group performance, aiming at promoting the increase in the number of tourists in scenic spots. Firstly, the continuous clustering sampling method is used to make statistics on the massive tourist data in the platform. Secondly, the equidistant sampling coefficient is added to the sample data to ensure the validity of tourist data.

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Analysis of the Construction of Big Data Platform in Scenic Spots to Increase the Number of Tourists: Taking Sports Group Performance as an Example

Hua

Ding

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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Exploring the influence of past memories on homeland visiting: enhancing destination brand equity and extension through Myanmar immigrants’ place attachment

Dai,

Yeh,

Zin

et al. 2023

Current Issues in Tourism

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Does Negative Publicity Change Tourists’ Advocacy Intention on Online Hotel Websites? Searching for Answers from an Online Travel Agency Study

Hsiao,

Chen,

Yeh

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Travel virtual communities have reshaped trip planning and experience-sharing amid COVID-19. Postpandemic, information technology in tourism must adjust to changes in traveler behavior, including online booking trends and risk perceptions. Based on the online platform Trivago, the research objectives of this study seek to explore the relationships among electronic service quality, perceived severity of negative publicity, perceived risk, and consumers’ advocacy intention to embrace after the impact of Trivago’s negative publicity. Further, this study aims to explore the moderating effects of electronic service quality and mediating effects of perceived risk. This research collected a total of 468 valid responses and verified the hypothesis by regression analysis and Sobel test. The research results are summarized as follows: the perceived severity of negative publicity negatively affects advocacy intention and positively affects perceived risk, which also negatively affects advocacy intention. These effects are all moderated by e-service quality, which negatively affects perceived risk; perceived risk is the mediator between perceived severity of negative publicity and advocacy intention. The results enrich literature on online hotel websites, offering valuable insights into how managers can effectively use online travel agencies to enhance their online presence and increase revenue. Funding: This study was supported by a grant from the National Science and Technology Council, Taiwan [Grant 111-2410-H-227-009].

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Ability of residents to assess relative risk from tourists during the COVID-19 pandemic

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Analysis of the Construction of Big Data Platform in Scenic Spots to Increase the Number of Tourists: Taking Sports Group Performance as an Example

Analysis of the Construction of Big Data Platform in Scenic Spots to Increase the Number of Tourists: Taking Sports Group Performance as an Example

Exploring the influence of past memories on homeland visiting: enhancing destination brand equity and extension through Myanmar immigrants’ place attachment

Does Negative Publicity Change Tourists’ Advocacy Intention on Online Hotel Websites? Searching for Answers from an Online Travel Agency Study

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