Identification and Influence of Tourism Rituals: Analysis of Eye Movement Recognition of Tourism Images

Shi, Da; Shan, Yawen; Zhao, Zhiyue; Zhang, Shuhan

doi:10.1177/1096348021996783

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“…Neuroscientific research may be extensively utilized in tourism studies, allowing a better understanding of tourists' physiological responses and an accurate evaluation of their favorites [53]. Furthermore, since unconscious emotional and cognitive brain reactions are influential in conscious preference and decision-making [54], a great feeling arising from positive images would result in a favorable evaluation of the destination and loyalty [55].…”

Section: Neuroscientific Approach In Sustainable Smart Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the contribution of neuroscientific approach to sustainable smart tourism

Heidari,

Verderese,

Saviano

2024

ITM Web Conf.

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A recent development in the tourism industry is integrating smart technology into prominent destinations to provide personalized experiences for visitors and improve their satisfaction. As a result of smart destinations, knowledge and expertise are available to all parties involved, allowing for the constant transformation of activities by engaging tourists in actively co-creating their experiences. Significant beneficiaries, such as visitors, service providers, and destination marketing organizations, participate in the smart tourism ecosystem’s combination of systems, structures, and technology to co-create value and experience its advantages. The application of neuroscience in smart tourism ecosystem can help to better understand the needs and expectations of tourists, to design more efficient and sustainable services, and to measure the impact of tourism on society and the environment. Sustainable value co-creation based on neuroscientific approach are the new building blocks of smart tourist ecosystems to attain visitor satisfaction and loyalty by establishing positive associations with the co-creation of tourist experiences. Considering neuroscience as a valuable tool for understanding how tourists interact with their environments and how ICTs can be used to enhance their experiences, this paper analyzed literature on smart tourism ecosystem and sustainable value co-creation to provide insights into how sustainable smart tourism can be improved through the use of the neuroscientific approach.

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Section: Neuroscientific Approach In Sustainable Smart Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the contribution of neuroscientific approach to sustainable smart tourism

Heidari,

Verderese,

Saviano

2024

ITM Web Conf.

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“…The advantages and disadvantages of this data collection procedure are widely discussed. Nevertheless, it is emphasised that this approach is used in research on tourism (Michael et al, 2019;Shi et al, 2021) and the hotel industry (Scott et al, 2019).…”

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Disturbances of natural and cultural landscape as an element of controversies in tourism – assessment based on the analysis of stress hormones in saliva

Godlewski

Kugiejko

Charmas

et al. 2022

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Context: The ecology of the natural and cultural landscape is an important decisive factor for tourists planning trips. The emerging disturbances of a landscape may affect not only the perception of tourist values, but also the health of visitors. Objectives: The aim of the study was to determine the relationships between identification of specific elements of a disturbed natural and cultural landscape and basic physiological reactions in study participants, namely the presence of stress hormones in saliva. The authors also intended to verify a new research method in the field of tourism and landscape assessment. Methods: The study participants were students. Samples of saliva were collected after displaying images. Hormone levels (cortisol, DHEA, testosterone) were determined using immunoenzymatic ELISA kits. Results: The results indicate that all respondents were in agreement as to which factors disturbed the landscapes presented. However, their subjective feelings were not reflected in a statistically significant manner in the physiological and biochemical reactions of their bodies. The authenticity of a landscape seems less important to the participants than expected. The lack of a strong reaction to a disturbed landscape is surprising, especially in the context of tourism, in which natural and cultural assets are some of the major factors affecting purchasing decisions and principal travel motives. Conclusions: This research may be a strong prognostic in the context of sustainable tourism and environment protection. This knowledge may be used by planners and spatial development experts in designing landscapes as well as in assessing the visitors'/tourists' perception of a landscape.

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Tennis action recognition and evaluation with inertial measurement unit and SVM

Gao,

Zhang

2024

Systems and Soft Computing

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Identification and Influence of Tourism Rituals: Analysis of Eye Movement Recognition of Tourism Images

Cited by 10 publications

References 75 publications

Exploring the contribution of neuroscientific approach to sustainable smart tourism

Exploring the contribution of neuroscientific approach to sustainable smart tourism

Disturbances of natural and cultural landscape as an element of controversies in tourism – assessment based on the analysis of stress hormones in saliva

Tennis action recognition and evaluation with inertial measurement unit and SVM

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