Non‐participation of Domestic Tourism: Analyzing the Influence of Discouraging Factors

Li, Hengyun; Meng, Fang; Zhang, Ziqiong

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“…In addition, studies have often focused on Chinese tourists as an outbound tourist to international destinations [6,13] as opposed to domestic travellers. Furthermore, domestic tourism in China is a major contribution to tourist arrivals, revenues and traffic than the international market [17,18], presenting the domestic traveller as a valuable consumer. Based on the literature, there is a present gap in better understanding Chinese domestic tourist behaviour [18,19], especially in the context of food tourism [16].…”

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Hot Chili Peppers, Tears and Sweat: How Experiencing Sichuan Cuisine will Influence Intention to Visit City of Origin

Teah

Phau

2019

Sustainability

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This purpose of the study is to examine the relationships between food experiences, attitudes towards Sichuan cuisine, intention to revisit a restaurant, and intention to visit the city of origin (Chengdu). Results show that intellectual food experience and intention to revisit the restaurant have a significant effect on intention to visit the city of origin, whereas behavioural food experience and attitude towards food authenticity positively influenced intention to revisit the restaurant. Attitude towards food authenticity plays a vital role in the relationships between food experience, intention to revisit the restaurant, and intention to visit the city of origin.

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confidence: 99%

Hot Chili Peppers, Tears and Sweat: How Experiencing Sichuan Cuisine will Influence Intention to Visit City of Origin

Teah

Phau

2019

Sustainability

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“…Destination awareness, destination preference, intention to visit is the most common elements to be considered in analysing destination selection. These are influenced by such factors as personal characteristics, motives, values, attitudes, money, time, weather transportation, travel companion and others (Li, Meng, Zhang, 2016). It can be concluded that there is a need to create interest to engage in domestic travel and that can be done by creating favourable conditions and rising awareness of travel, as observed previously in examples from cases in Russia (Veselova, 2017), Italy (Patuelli-, et.al., 2013) and India (Nair, Ramachandran, 2016).…”

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Regional context of domestic travel in Latvia

Lingeberzins¹

2019

Economic Science for Rural Development

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Tourism is often considered as an opportunity for sustainable development, providing opportunities in job creation, rising awareness of cultural heritage and stimulating local economies via service exports. While much of scientific and applied research is targeting international tourism in the context of service exports, current evidence shows that international tourism does not provide equal opportunities for all regions and tourism places. Therefore, current tourism studies suggest paying attention also to domestic tourism that has been unnecessarily forgotten even. Topic is of a particular interest in developed countries where domestic tourism forms important part of all tourism transactions including overnight stays and revenues not to forget also positive social impact on regional development. Lack of comprehensive research does not allow proposing specific development strategies for regions and local municipalities. The aim of the research is to obtain comprehensive data about current domestic travel trends in Latvia. In order to fill this information gap, quantitative research with more than 1700 respondents has been completed. Research object is domestic travel habits. Results disclose strong presence of domestic tourism in Latvia, at the same time highlights need to address various challenges-among first to be mentioned is the large number of one day visitors, instead of overnight travellers, problems related to information access and local resident willingness to travel within region of their domicile. Results clearly demonstrate current situation as well as suggest activities to be performed by those involved in tourism planning and in execution, including tourism entrepreneurs.

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“…Domestic tourism has largely remained an understudied research area (Barbhuiya and Chatterjee, 2020; Canavan, 2013; Li et al, 2016; Tsui, 2017). Developing countries have generally perceived domestic tourism as a less profitable sector than international tourism (Morupisi and Mokgalo, 2017; Stone and Nyaupane, 2019).…”

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Understanding tourists’ motivations to launch a boycott on social media: A case study of the #BoycottMurree campaign in Pakistan

Yousaf

Razzaq

Fan

2021

Journal of Vacation Marketing

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This research paper studies the domestic tourism destination boycott of Murree, the most popular tourist spot in Pakistan. Murree, a hill spot in the footsteps of the Himalayan mountain ranges, attracts millions of tourists from all over Pakistan every year due to its natural scenery and easy accessibility. However, weak regulation and unmanageable demand have made the local hospitality industry quixotic, prompting affiliated businesses in Murree to exploit tourists. Subsequently, the #BoycottMurree campaign was launched on social media at the beginning of 2018; this campaign gained quickly momentum, and Murree reported declines in business for the first time during the summer season of 2018. Using a netnographic case study approach of the #BoycottMurree campaign it found that the communication revolved around instrumental boycott motives and non-instrumental boycott motives. Moreover, the tourist ethnocentrism theme naturally emerged from the data, advocating anti-boycott. Overall, the results theoretically inform the literature by extrapolating tourist boycott notions in terms of domestic tourism and pointing out the ways in which domestic tourism boycotts may be different from international tourism boycotts. The results also guide domestic tourism organizations and businesses about the importance of developing competing destinations.

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Non‐participation of Domestic Tourism: Analyzing the Influence of Discouraging Factors

Cited by 20 publications

References 50 publications

Hot Chili Peppers, Tears and Sweat: How Experiencing Sichuan Cuisine will Influence Intention to Visit City of Origin

Hot Chili Peppers, Tears and Sweat: How Experiencing Sichuan Cuisine will Influence Intention to Visit City of Origin

Regional context of domestic travel in Latvia

Understanding tourists’ motivations to launch a boycott on social media: A case study of the #BoycottMurree campaign in Pakistan

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