Let us take a walk to the sustainable tourism practices: a qualitative study through the lens of tourism experts

Arya, Vikas; Auruskeviciene, Vilte; Agarwal, Srishti; Kokatnur, Priyanka; Kumar, Harish; Verma, Rajeev

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-31503-7

Environ Sci Pollut Res

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-023-31503-7

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Let us take a walk to the sustainable tourism practices: a qualitative study through the lens of tourism experts

Vikas Arya,

Vilte Auruskeviciene,

Srishti Agarwal

et al.

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Unmasking luxury consumption and its psychology: An experimental approach to understanding the motivations behind ethical and sustainable brand preferences

Islam,

Arya,

Bodla

et al. 2024

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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This research delved into the dynamics between pride, sustainability detectability, and product consciousness through three experimental studies conducted among Chinese millennials focusing on lavish brand. Grounded in the positive emotions theory, this study sought to discern the circumstances in which individuals with materialistic tendencies exhibit willingness to engage with sustainable luxury brands. The results of this meticulous experimental design indicate a positive relationship between materialism and the intention to purchase sustainable luxury brands, with pride identified as a mediating factor, and discussed the involvement of high conspicuousness of the product in the context of detectability of the brand's sustainability. Furthermore, this study offers insights through the positive emotion theory and examining the impact of self‐conscious emotions on buyer preferences regarding sustainable luxury brands. The findings from this theoretical research provide valuable insights for brand managers, scholars, and policymakers aiming to develop sustainable brands that resonate with the sentiments and values of conscientious consumers.

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Unmasking luxury consumption and its psychology: An experimental approach to understanding the motivations behind ethical and sustainable brand preferences

Islam,

Arya,

Bodla

et al. 2024

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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Investigation of the Destination Resilience of Turkey: New Insights from Convergence Hypothesis

Alper,

Arya,

Alper

2024

FIIB Business Review

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This study focuses on the context of diversified challenges Turkey’s tourism industry faces. This study aims to test the validity of the convergence hypothesis from the perspective of destination flexibility by separating the pre-pandemic and post-pandemic periods in Turkey’s 15 top tourist-producing countries. The data collected from the period 2001:1 to 2019:12 for pre-pandemic period and 2022:1 to 2023:8 for the post-pandemic period are tested by performing Hepsag’s stationarity test state that the convergence hypothesis is valid in 14 of the 15 major tourism markets for the pre-pandemic period (the Russian Federation, Germany, Bulgaria, England, Iran, Iraq, Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Poland, France, Greece, Romania, Israel and Saudi Arabia). However, for the post-pandemic period, it was determined that the convergence hypothesis was valid only for Iraq, Poland, the Russian Federation and Ukraine. Examining the convergence features of tourism markets provides valuable information for decision-makers of Turkey’s tourism policies for economic balance in the growing cities.

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Let us take a walk to the sustainable tourism practices: a qualitative study through the lens of tourism experts

Cited by 2 publications

References 140 publications

Unmasking luxury consumption and its psychology: An experimental approach to understanding the motivations behind ethical and sustainable brand preferences

Unmasking luxury consumption and its psychology: An experimental approach to understanding the motivations behind ethical and sustainable brand preferences

Investigation of the Destination Resilience of Turkey: New Insights from Convergence Hypothesis

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