An exploratory study on Chinese tourists’ visitation to a U.S. National Park

Li, Rui; Lin, Yu; Miller, Zachary D.; Su, Chengcheng; Pan, Bing; Taff, B. Derrick; Graefe, Alan R.

doi:10.1080/02508281.2021.1889792

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“…Referring to previous studies [23,[29][30][31][32][33], we define teacher leisure participation as the free choice and participation of teachers in their leisure time for the activities of interest. In this study, we used subjectivity analysis, factor analysis, and multidimensional scaling [27,[34][35][36].…”

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Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Huang

Chen

et al. 2023

Ieee Iceib 2023

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Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Huang

Chen

et al. 2023

Ieee Iceib 2023

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Closing nature connectedness to foster environmental culture: investigating urban residents’ utilization and contribution to parks in Vietnam

Khuc,

Tran,

Thinh

et al. 2024

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This study aims to investigate the potential for enhancing financial contributions to nature conservation and/or environment protection contributed by citizens and/or the private sector in Vietnam. Specifically, the study empirically examines the antecedents of the utilization patterns and financial contribution of city dwellers to public and national parks. We introduce and use a novel CBMM analytic method (Bayesian mindsponge mindspongeconomics combined with Culture Tower) to analyze the dataset of 535 Vietnamese urban residents surveyed in late 2020. Empirical results demonstrate that the more frequently individuals visit parks, the more likely they are to contribute financially to projects in parks as a whole. In addition, having trees in the house positively correlates with donations to national park conservation projects, while the intention to visit a national park in the next 12 months encourages urban residents to contribute to planting projects in public parks. These results suggest that improved environmental literacy and nature connectedness can help encourage citizens to act collectively to help alleviate the financial burden in dealing with environmental issues. We also found that the increased frequency of bushmeat consumption impedes people’s intention to support conservation projects, implying that the consumer culture of nature might be a hindrance in the efforts to engage the public. Based on the findings, this study offers not only the key solution to alleviate financial burdens for nature conservation but also paves the way to nurture and foster environmental culture associated with closer nature connectedness and improved consumption culture for a sustainable future in years to come.

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Exploring Motivation, Perceived Crowding and Satisfaction Among Mountaineers: A Case Study of High Mountain Tourism in Asia

Li,

Liao,

Jones

et al. 2024

Advances in Hospitality and Leisure

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An exploratory study on Chinese tourists’ visitation to a U.S. National Park

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Closing nature connectedness to foster environmental culture: investigating urban residents’ utilization and contribution to parks in Vietnam

Exploring Motivation, Perceived Crowding and Satisfaction Among Mountaineers: A Case Study of High Mountain Tourism in Asia

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