Covid-19 and Future Travel Perspectives: An Empirical Study on Travel History and Travel Decision Choices

Nair, Bipithalal Balakrishnan; Sinha, Satyajit

doi:10.33776/et.v10i2.4919

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“…The recorded data was analysed using SPSS version 26 by applying two types of tests. Firstly an exploratory factor analysis (Kuo et al, 2008;Balakrishnan Nair & Sinha, 2020) was carried out to reduce selected 26 CBHM items into four orthogonal factors (see Table 1) both to just reveal hidden factors (Kozak, 2002). Secondly, to examine statistical variance (p<0.05) between the factor sets across different socio-demographical variables, a set of two inferential non parametric test was deployed (see Table 2), which includes the Mann-Whitney U test (Contreras-Joya et al, 2015) on Gender and Family type and Kruskal-Wallis test on other categorical variables.…”

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Evolving Host Socio-Demographical Determinants Towards Himalayan Handicraft Industry

Sharma

Sinha

Sahoo

2021

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management

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Himachal Pradesh is widely known for its beauty, culture and heritage. The handicrafts of this region maintain cultural integrity among themselves and show it to the rest of the world. This paper aims to investigate the dynamics of socio-demographic variables based on community based host motivators (CBHM) involved in handicraft tourism in Himachal Pradesh. To conduct this study, a field survey of 277 members of the host community was piloted from December (2020) to January (2021) using a structured questionnaire. Four factors of motivation at the community level were derived: tourism, government efforts, advertising and social indicators, and employment indicators. The results highlighted the relationship between government efforts and all CBHMs; qualifications strongly influenced tourism, government efforts and advertising factors; while government initiatives have greatly contributed to the empowerment of women. In contrast, the nuclear family has more decision-making power than the joint family with regard to CBHMs.

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Evolving Host Socio-Demographical Determinants Towards Himalayan Handicraft Industry

Sharma

Sinha

Sahoo

2021

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management

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Uncorking the potential of wine: an empirical prediction of consumers’ intention to visit wine tourism destinations (WTDs) post-COVID-19

Pancy,

Sujood

2024

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PurposeThe study aims to examine consumers' intentions to visit wine tourism destinations (WTDs) in Canada post-COVID-19 by combining destination-related constructs with the theory of planned behavior (TPB).Design/methodology/approachConvenience sampling was employed in the online survey method to gather data. Using AMOS and SPSS software, structural equation modeling (SEM) was used to analyze the data.FindingsThe outcomes of the SEM show that a powerful model for predicting consumers’ intention to visit WTDs was developed by combining the TPB with additional variables. More precisely, the study identified that consumers' attitudes, perceived behavioral control, wine product involvement and motivation exhibit positive influences on their intention to visit WTDs. Conversely, subjective norms and the destination wine image did not influence the intention.Research limitations/implicationsThe findings have important ramifications for various parties involved, including the government, travel agencies, tourism associations and wine producers. This research's emphasis on consumer behavior enables practitioners to adjust to the changing needs of consumers in the post-pandemic environment.Originality/valueThe drawn-out model gives an improvised view of consumers’ behavioral intentions to visit WTDs post-COVID-19 by testing an integrated structural model comprising TPB and destination-related constructs. As far as the authors are aware, this research represents the first-ever effort to predict consumer's intentions to visit WTDs post-COVID-19.

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Editorial: Brief retrospective of pandemics and the hospitality, tourism and events industry: signs and strategies of resilience and rebound

Criscione-Naylor,

Fiocca

2024

IHR

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Brief retrospective of pandemics and the hospitality, tourism and events industry: signs and strategies of resilience and reboundThe hospitality, tourism and event industry (HTE) has shown time and time again its ability to adapt and regain growth despite significant events and disturbances that have challenged its livelihood. These events have ranged from natural disasters, attacks on human freedoms and life and the spread of infectious disease, to name a few. Often, the remarkable resilience of the HTE industrythe ability of the industry to recover and adjust to disturbanceshas been a source of hope for the COVID-19 pandemic that has plagued the globe (Lombardi, Pina e

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Covid-19 and Future Travel Perspectives: An Empirical Study on Travel History and Travel Decision Choices

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

Evolving Host Socio-Demographical Determinants Towards Himalayan Handicraft Industry

Evolving Host Socio-Demographical Determinants Towards Himalayan Handicraft Industry

Uncorking the potential of wine: an empirical prediction of consumers’ intention to visit wine tourism destinations (WTDs) post-COVID-19

Editorial: Brief retrospective of pandemics and the hospitality, tourism and events industry: signs and strategies of resilience and rebound

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