Solo travel intention: A study of Indonesian Muslim and non-Muslim women

Nguyen, Dang Thuan An; Hsu, Liwei

doi:10.1080/00222216.2023.2193201

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Empowering Safety-Conscious Women Travelers: Examining the Benefits of Electronic Word of Mouth and Mobile Travel Assistant

C.B.,

Somarajan,

Jadhav

et al. 2024

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Male solo travelers tend to be more frequent and mobile compared to female solo travelers. This difference can be attributed to travel constraints and safety issues. Social media connects like-minded people and serves as an inspirational resource for deciding where to go and what to do. Numerous netizen travelers are actively sharing their journeys and experiences on their social media profiles. Exciting dining options, diverse locations, recommendations for restaurants, accommodations, and personal experiences are all shared on social media platforms. Millennials rely on electronic word of mouth (e-WOM) to form perceptions about a destination. Thus, the study aims to gain insights into the experiences of solo female travelers who are active on social media platforms. Sentiment analysis is performed on Twitter data by analyzing the latest and trending tweets, which helps in gaining valuable insights regarding the safety of women travelers. Furthermore, research is being conducted to analyze the positive aspects of the travel experience using the Experience Economy model, which provides opportunities for self-discovery and personal growth.

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Empowering Safety-Conscious Women Travelers: Examining the Benefits of Electronic Word of Mouth and Mobile Travel Assistant

C.B.,

Somarajan,

Jadhav

et al. 2024

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Exploring Transformative Travel Experiences of Southeast Asian Female Solo Travelers

Nguyen,

Luong

2024

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Examining the moderating role of travel motivation in the process of negotiating travel constraints to travel alone of Indonesian muslim female travelers

Nguyen,

Luong

2024

Tourism and Hospitality Research

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The number of Asian female solo travelers, especially in the Muslim women travel market, has increased significantly due to the changes in social structures and women empowerment. However, Muslim women face unique travel constraints related to gender, social responsibilities, cultural norms, and religious practices, which need to be negotiated when attempting to travel alone. This constraint negotiation process of Muslim women should gain more attention in tourism literature. Thus, the study aims to examine the relationships between travel constraints, negotiation strategies, motivation, and intention to travel alone among Indonesian Muslim women. The structured survey was distributed, and 484 valid responses were collected. The data were then analyzed to test the proposed hypotheses. The results confirm the significant effects of travel constraints on negotiation and travel intention. The moderating roles of travel motivation in the constraint negotiation model are partly supported. The finding of this paper provides insights into the perspectives and travel behavior of Indonesian Muslim women. The results may lack generalizability but offer an opportunity for future studies to further explore the relationships between the proposed constructs. Practically, providers of tourism services should create suitable offerings to meet the distinct requirements of female Muslim travelers.

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Solo travel intention: A study of Indonesian Muslim and non-Muslim women

Cited by 3 publications

References 73 publications

Empowering Safety-Conscious Women Travelers: Examining the Benefits of Electronic Word of Mouth and Mobile Travel Assistant

Empowering Safety-Conscious Women Travelers: Examining the Benefits of Electronic Word of Mouth and Mobile Travel Assistant

Exploring Transformative Travel Experiences of Southeast Asian Female Solo Travelers

Examining the moderating role of travel motivation in the process of negotiating travel constraints to travel alone of Indonesian muslim female travelers

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