“…These can be summarized as (1) Vampire effect (i.e., the endorsed product/brand is overshadowed by a celebrity) (Erdogan, 1999;Erdogan & Baker, 2000;Yang, 2018;White, et al, 2009), (2) over-endorsement, (3) change in consumer choice or resistance to endorsements (Doss, 2011), and (4) an undesirable celebrity image change or public scandal (Till & Shimp, 1998;Knittel & Stango, 2014). In tourism destinations, a right match-up in selecting the optimum celebrity characters can provide an enduring engagement in leading and enhancing the knowledge and activity for that destination (Chan, Lee, & Wong, 2018). Therefore, only the right celebrity can induce individuals to create emotional bonds and hence engage with endorsed destinations in terms of enhancing awareness (Croy, 2010).…”