Pandemic Boosts Prospects for Recovery of Rural Tourism in Serbia

Gajić, Tamara; Đoković, Filip; Blešić, Ivana; Petrović, Marko D.; Radovanović, Milan; Vukolić, Dragan; Mandarić, Marija; Dašić, Goran; Syromiatnikova, Julia A.; Mićović, Andrej

doi:10.3390/land12030624

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“…The current study proved that the experience economy directly influences customer behavior, which differs from their study. The result of the relationship between the experience economy and wordof-mouth intentions also can be supported by existing tourism studies (e.g., [59,60]).…”

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A Study on the Experience Economy Examining a Robot Service in the Restaurant Industry Based on Demographic Characteristics

2023

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The experience economy of service robots in the restaurant industry was researched in the present study. The dimensions of the experience economy, which include esthetics, entertainment, education, and escapism, were assessed based on customer demographics. Additionally, this study explored how the four sub-dimensions of the experience economy affects word-of-mouth intentions. The study analyzed 292 surveys. Significant differences in the experience economy were found in terms of gender, education, and monthly income, according to the statistical results. Lastly, the results of the regression analysis revealed that the experience economy’s sub-dimensions have a positive effect on word-of-mouth intentions. This is the first study to examine the experience economy of robot services, and thus, it provides theoretical contributions and practical suggestions for the restaurant industry.

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“…Tourists' experiences regarding functional, satisfactory, and emotional elements can positively boost the future prediction of tourism development [59]. Gajić et al [60] empirically proved that high-quality tourist service experiences directly form tourists' loyalty to the destination.…”

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A Study on the Experience Economy Examining a Robot Service in the Restaurant Industry Based on Demographic Characteristics

2023

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“…Technological and digital innovations are changing the way people live, work, travel, and communicate with each other and how they spend their free time, but the boundaries between digital, social, physical and environmental environments are increasingly intertwined [107]. Environmental risks have the potential to affect the natural environment, but also the social environment in terms of influencing the behavior of tourists in choosing tourist destinations.…”

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Conditionality of Visiting a Tourist Destination by the Degree of Environmental Risk and Attractiveness

Petrović¹,

Milovanović²,

Gajić³

et al. 2023

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In recent years, more and more attention has been paid to the behavior of tourists and their intention to travel after certain natural disasters or social unrest. The aim of the research was to establish the influence of psychological profiles of tourists on their decision to choose a tourist destination, using three psychographic techniques BFI-10 (Big Five Inventory), AIO (Activities, Interests, Opinions), and VALS 2 (Values and lifestyle), and a freely determined six-level scale of risk and tourist attractiveness of the imagined destinations. By analyzing the results through structural modeling-path analysis, it was determined that almost all psychographic orientations derived from lifestyles negatively perceive destinations with a high degree of risk and attractiveness, while with the VALS 2 technique, only members of the action orientation tend to accept the risk and challenge of visiting high-risk destinations. The results of the research have a degree of innovation in the application of the combination of the mentioned models, as well as in the theoretical and applied aspects in supplementing the building and strategic planning of the future business.

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“…These areas, with their high levels of natural features, have brought economic benefits to local communities. Gajić et al found that mountain rural settlements in Serbia could establish a barrier against COVID-19 by developing tourism [162]. However, due to the limited capacity of mountain ecosystems, excessive economic activities such as mountain tourism are subject to government regulation and restrictions [163].…”

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Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

Yang,

Yao,

Long

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The study of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements (RFCMRS) is a key factor in the development of rural settlements during the urbanization process. Mountainous rural settlements, due to their unique mountainous conditions, climate, living environments, and regional culture, are among the important subjects of research for governments and the academic community worldwide. This paper, utilizing the knowledge mapping software CiteSpace (6.2.R3) for co-citation and collaboration analysis, keyword clustering, keyword time zoning, and keyword emergence, analyzes the research trajectory, key issues, and future trends of RFCMRSs. The study finds that current RFCMRS research can be categorized into the following three key issues: “implications of climate change: risks and adaptive responses”, “regional cultural heritage and economic development”, and “ecological conservation and fostering harmonious symbiosis”. Future research will focus on the following three development trends: “risk response based on climate resilience and ecological protection”, “factors of features and characteristics based on regional culture and landscape configurations”, and “human settlements based on low-carbon objectives and sustainable development principles”. Lastly, the paper proposes the following three future research suggestions: “improving the evaluation system for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, “deepening the study on the evolutionary phenomenon and mechanism for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements”, and “exploring the design methods for features and characteristics of mountainous rural settlements based on the concept of sustainable development”.

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Pandemic Boosts Prospects for Recovery of Rural Tourism in Serbia

Cited by 17 publications

References 64 publications

A Study on the Experience Economy Examining a Robot Service in the Restaurant Industry Based on Demographic Characteristics

A Study on the Experience Economy Examining a Robot Service in the Restaurant Industry Based on Demographic Characteristics

Conditionality of Visiting a Tourist Destination by the Degree of Environmental Risk and Attractiveness

Progress in the Research of Features and Characteristics of Mountainous Rural Settlements: Distribution, Issues, and Trends

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