Framing effectiveness of nature conservation ads: the influence of environmental value orientation and mental imagery

Chen, Tsai; Wu, Pi‐Chu

doi:10.1007/s12144-022-03677-9

Curr Psychol

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s12144-022-03677-9

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Framing effectiveness of nature conservation ads: the influence of environmental value orientation and mental imagery

Tsai Chen

Pi‐Chu Wu

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Tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism: a construal level theory perspective

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Sano

2023

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PurposeSmart tourism has become an inevitable trend in future tourism development. However, despite significant investment in its technological foundation, little is known about whether and when tourists are willing to be involved in smart tourism. This study explores tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism development by empirically examining their intention to share personal information and use smart technology.Design/methodology/approachBased on construal level theory (CLT), a 2 (far/near spatial distance) × 2 (gain/loss persuasive information frame) × 2 (altruistic/egoistic value orientation) laboratory experiment with different contextual features was designed to examine tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism.FindingsTourists are most willing to share personal information and use smart technologies when spatial distance aligns with information framing, spatial distance aligns with value orientation and information framing aligns with value orientation.Practical implicationsThis study provides essential insights for destination management organizations (DMOs) about tourists' perceptions of smart tourism, enabling DMOs to develop more precise marketing strategies to encourage tourists to contribute to smart tourism development and enrich tourists' travel experiences.Originality/valueThis study enriches theoretical knowledge of DMOs' boundaries in encouraging tourists to contribute to smart tourism and provides critical insights into future smart tourism development for researchers and practitioners.

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Tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism: a construal level theory perspective

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2023

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Framing effectiveness of nature conservation ads: the influence of environmental value orientation and mental imagery

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Tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism: a construal level theory perspective

Tourists' willingness to contribute to smart tourism: a construal level theory perspective

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