Marketing Arts and Crafts: Exploring the Connection Between Hedonic Consumption, Distribution Channels, and Tourism

Stoddard, James E.; Evans, Michael R.; Shao, Xiaorong

doi:10.1080/15256480.2012.669308

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“…In other words, not only a utilitarian perspective is sufficient for the motivation of consumption, but also a certain amount of hedonic consumption is needed (Mathews et al , 2009, p. 3). There is a negative relationship between hedonic consumption and sustainability (Chakraborty et al , 2017; Steg et al , 2014). Because hedonic targets lead consumers to high energy consumption (Steg et al , 2014).…”

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“…There is a negative relationship between hedonic consumption and sustainability (Chakraborty et al , 2017; Steg et al , 2014). Because hedonic targets lead consumers to high energy consumption (Steg et al , 2014). In this direction, it can be said that determining the hedonic consumption habits of tourists is closely related to the sustainability of tourism activities.…”

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“…In literature, there are quite researches to determine hedonic consumption perceptions of different tourist types (Bruwer and Alant, 2009;Hosany and Gilbert, 2010;Voigt et al, 2010;Stoddard et al, 2012;Cheng and Lu, 2013;Malone et al, 2014;Cavagnaro et al, 2018;Cai et al, 2020). These studies include findings that point to the hedonic behavior of tourists.…”

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The conflict of halal and hedonism, investigating halal-sensitive tourists’ hedonic tendency

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Kiper

Batman

2022

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Purpose Hedonic behavior is a well-known phenomenon for tourism activities by the nature of tourism itself. However, there is a possible conflict between the structure of halal tourism and hedonic behavior. This paper aims to investigate the hedonic perception levels of halal-sensitive tourists (HSTs) while questioning their travel motivations. Design/methodology/approach According to the aim of this study, quantitative approach has been adopted via data gathering within World Halal Summit. A total of 1,123 surveys were gathered face to face from participants. Factor analysis applied to confirm validity of the data set while also running Cronbach alpha test through all dimensions. Also, frequency and mean analyses were applied in addition to t-test for comparing tests. Findings Results briefly show that HSTs have an average level of perception of hedonism. They also travel once or twice a year for religious, social or environmental reasons which supports the finding about their hedonism perception. Research limitations/implications The research is also important in the applied field, especially in terms of decision-makers and supply determinants in destination management. Because if it is determined that the HSTs exhibit a utilitarian consumption, it has a guiding feature for the decision-makers to prefer halal tourism in terms of environmental management in the destination. In terms of the economic sustainability of the research destination or businesses, it also serves as a guide for the supply determinants in their investment activities. Originality/value This research is considerably important in terms of putting the HST typology on a conceptual basis in the theoretical field. In the research, it is tested whether the HSTs are hedonic consumers; in other words, whether they comply with the Islamic religious prohibitions. The tendency of HSTs to comply with the prohibitions reveals that they are utilitarian consumers, while halal tourism is a responsible tourism that cares about sustainability.

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“…Students should read the articles by Stoddard, Evans and Shao (2012), Scrase (2003) and Anderson and Littrell (1995) in preparation for a discussion related to the following questions. The video should be viewed in class to stimulate discussion.…”

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The Challenges to Social Entrepreneurship in Brazilian Art/Handicraft Organizations: Today and in the Future

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Dhiyan

2017

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Cases

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“…al., 2011Miao, et. al., , 2013Stoddard, J. E., Evans, M. & Shao, 2012;Zhong & Mitchell, 2010). Daghfous, Petrof and Pons (1999) discoverd a relation between consumer innovativeness and hedonic consumption.…”

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An Empirical Research on Consumer Innovativeness in Relation with Hedonic Consumption, Social Identity and Self-Esteem

Maden

Köker

2013

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Consumer innovativeness indicates the the degree of consumers' tendency to buy new products, services or brands. The focus of this research is the relation of consumer innovativeness with hedonic consumption, social identity and self-esteem. With the purpose of detecting the relations of hedonic consumption, self identity and self-esteem with consumer innovativeness, a quantitative research has been carried out. The survey instrument has been formed by using four scales from the existing literature. The universe of the research has been detected as the students of University of Turin -Italy. Due to the fact that the universe comprised of Italians, the survey instrument was translated from its original language English to Italian by using the methods of back-translation and pre-test. In accordance with the descriptional and relational model of research, several tests were applied to the data using SPSS and Lisrel. Finally results have been analyzed and discussed.

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Marketing Arts and Crafts: Exploring the Connection Between Hedonic Consumption, Distribution Channels, and Tourism

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

The conflict of halal and hedonism, investigating halal-sensitive tourists’ hedonic tendency

The conflict of halal and hedonism, investigating halal-sensitive tourists’ hedonic tendency

The Challenges to Social Entrepreneurship in Brazilian Art/Handicraft Organizations: Today and in the Future

An Empirical Research on Consumer Innovativeness in Relation with Hedonic Consumption, Social Identity and Self-Esteem

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