RETRACTED ARTICLE: Greening tourism with environmental wellness: importance of environmental engagement, green tourist intentions, and tourist’ environmental stimulus

Hou, Menghan; Zhang, Mengyao; Sun, Yang

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-28052-4

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Gen Zers' Behaviour Towards Sustainability in a Mature Coastal Destination

Pulido‐Fernández,

Casado‐Montilla,

López‐Sánchez

et al. 2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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This study provides insights into the attitudes, knowledge, behaviour and commitment of Gen Z tourists toward sustainability. The research was conducted on 1188 participants in the Western Costa del Sol (Andalusia, Spain), a well‐established coastal destination. The study also estimated, through a chi‐squared test and the Mann–Whitney U model, the premium price that Gen Z tourists are willing to pay for visiting a more sustainable destination. The results indicate that Gen Z has a good understanding and a high level of commitment towards sustainable tourism. However, only 10% of Gen Z tourists were willing to pay more for a sustainable destination. The study analyses the reasons behind this finding. Finally, the research suggests recommendations for understanding the consumption behaviours and practises of young travellers.

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Gen Zers' Behaviour Towards Sustainability in a Mature Coastal Destination

Pulido‐Fernández,

Casado‐Montilla,

López‐Sánchez

et al. 2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Sustainable pathways: understanding the interplay of environmental behavior, personal values, and tourist outcomes in farm tourism

Hassan,

Fazia,

Abdelmoaty

et al. 2024

Discov Sustain

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The burgeoning growth of farm tourism necessitates a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationships between environmental behavior, personal values, and visitor outcomes, emphasizing the imperative for sustainable practices and stewardship within these settings. The current study seeks to develop an integrative model to understand how power conservation and eco-logically aware behavior influence visitors’ ecological vision, sense of responsibility, well-being, and attachment outcomes, encompassing both place and product. Employing a structured questionnaire, data were gathered from farm tourists in Al-Hasa, Saudi Arabia, and the structural model was analyzed using regression and mediation analyses to unravel the complex interactions among key variables. Results revealed that power conservation practices significantly contribute to visitors’ sense of responsibility for environmental protection, while ecologically aware behavior predicts a profound ecological vision. However, the structural equation model did not reveal significant mediation effects on well-being. The findings suggest the importance of targeted energy-saving initiatives and experiential activities to enhance ecological awareness. Integrating well-being considerations into sustainability programs and adopting transparent communication strategies can enrich the overall visitor experience, fostering a sustainable and fulfilling form of tourism.

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Green Tourism Meets Virtual Reality: Behavioral Intentions of Chinese Eco-Conscious Travelers

Wang,

Huang

et al. 2024

Preprint

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The primary aim of this study is to investigate the factors that influence the behavioral intentions of Chinese green tourists within the realm of virtual tourism experiences, utilizing a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods. To accomplish this, we initiated the study with grounded theory as our starting point, conducting 36 comprehensive interviews with Chinese green tourists. These interviews were meticulously coded and subjected to in-depth analysis, leading to the development of a robust research model outlining the factors influencing Chinese green tourists' behavioral intentions towards virtual tourism experiences. Subsequently, we conducted a quantitative analysis of 740 collected questionnaires concerning behavioral intentions towards virtual tourism experiences, subjecting each variable within the theoretical model to empirical testing. The results unequivocally demonstrate that Chinese green tourists' cognitive factors, perception factors, experience type factors, and social situation factors all wield significant influence over their behavioral intentions towards virtual tourism experiences. This study provides nuanced insights into factors shaping green tourists' decisions and highlights virtual tourism's growing importance in sustainable travel. It offers valuable guidance for researchers and industry practitioners aiming to enhance virtual tourism experiences for environmentally conscious Chinese tourists, contributing to the discourse on sustainable tourism and the potential for a more ecologically sustainable future.

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Greening tourism with environmental wellness: importance of environmental engagement, green tourist intentions, and tourist’ environmental stimulus

Cited by 3 publications

References 70 publications

Gen Zers' Behaviour Towards Sustainability in a Mature Coastal Destination

Gen Zers' Behaviour Towards Sustainability in a Mature Coastal Destination

Sustainable pathways: understanding the interplay of environmental behavior, personal values, and tourist outcomes in farm tourism

Green Tourism Meets Virtual Reality: Behavioral Intentions of Chinese Eco-Conscious Travelers

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