Traveling with pets and staying at a pet-friendly hotel: A combination effect of the BRT, TPB, and NAM on consumer behaviors

Meng, Bo; Chi, Xiaoting; Kim, Jinkyung Jenny; Kim, Gaeul; Quan, Wei; Han, Heesup

doi:10.1016/j.ijhm.2024.103771

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Attributes of pet-friendly hotels: What matters to consumers?

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International Journal of Hospitality Management

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Attributes of pet-friendly hotels: What matters to consumers?

Zhang,

McGinley,

Mao

et al. 2024

International Journal of Hospitality Management

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Investigation on driving mechanism of heritage tourism consumption: a multi-method analytical approach

Chi,

Cheng,

Zhou

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Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing

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A Theoretical Framework to Measure Social Acceptance of Nuclear Energy among Hungarian Residents

Bihari

2024

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Global warming is a pressing issue, but so does economic development and the constantly increasing electricity demand. Governments have to find the balance between conserving the Earth’s atmosphere for future generations and fueling their country’s economy to achieve higher output. Nuclear energy seems like a solid solution for both problems. It can help to replace the fossil fuels in the electricity mix and at the same time reduce CO2 emission, however thanks to the specificities of the technology a lot of people are skeptical about it. The aim of this study is to review the currently available behavioral and technology acceptance models - such as TRA, TPB, TAM, Risk-Benefit Concept, PADM - and based on the results build a new model, that could serve as a basis for a future survey among Hungarian residents related to the acceptance of nuclear energy generation.

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Traveling with pets and staying at a pet-friendly hotel: A combination effect of the BRT, TPB, and NAM on consumer behaviors

Cited by 4 publications

References 45 publications

Attributes of pet-friendly hotels: What matters to consumers?

Attributes of pet-friendly hotels: What matters to consumers?

Investigation on driving mechanism of heritage tourism consumption: a multi-method analytical approach

A Theoretical Framework to Measure Social Acceptance of Nuclear Energy among Hungarian Residents

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