Current Issues in Tourism,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: Jan. 25, 2024
Although
crisis
communication
and
recovery
strategies
have
been
studied
extensively,
the
coping
mechanisms
of
consumers
during
phase
a
product-harm
insufficiently
examined.
This
paper
aims
to
investigate
role
consumers'
health
beliefs
mental
readiness
travel
in
health-related
crisis,
which
constitutes
subset
crises.
To
achieve
this,
Beliefs-Mental
Readiness-Intention
(BMRI)
model
was
developed,
three
analyses
were
conducted
validate
this
conceptual
framework.
The
SEM
established
general
psychological
mechanism
individuals'
intention
consume
travel-related
products
introducing
two
newly
developed
measures:
perceived
benefits
protection
stigma
consuming
products.
second
analysis
identified
weak
moderation
effect
diagnosis
status
model.
Finally,
theoretical
managerial
implications
research
findings
comprehensively
discussed.
International Journal of Tourism Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(5)
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Wine
tourism
is
gaining
popularity
as
visitors
seek
unique
experiences.
This
study
investigated
the
effects
of
tangible
and
intangible
factors
on
visitors'
satisfaction
with
wine
tourism.
Free
cancellation,
multi‐language
support,
tour
guides,
service
animals,
tasting
fees,
refreshments
positively
affected
satisfaction,
while
COVID‐19
measures,
larger
groups,
more
tastings
had
negative
impacts.
Positive
emotions
in
reviews
correlated
higher
lowered
it.
The
research
contributes
to
understanding
provides
insights
for
operators
improve
reform
industry
post‐pandemic.
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 1 - 27
Published: Nov. 29, 2022
Purpose
The
ongoing
COVID-19
pandemic
highlights
the
importance
of
destination
marketing
and
media
profiling
to
re-engage
international
tourists.
However,
potential
crisis-induced
nation
brand
(NB)
deficits
must
be
addressed
re-ignite
tourism
demand.
study
examines
possible
intervening
effect
contemporary
NB
in
media-travel
motives
nexus.
Design/methodology/approach
A
deductive
quantitative
was
undertaken
with
an
online
Amazon
Mechanical
Turk
sample
n
=
454
respondents.
Hypotheses
were
tested
using
PROCESS
Macro,
Model
4.
Findings
results
show
that
[people
negative
events]
had
a
practically
significant
partial
mediating
–
nature-cultural
oriented
travel
motivation
Practical
implications
New
insights
are
provided
via
practical
model
which
facilitates
measurement
nuances
influence
on
leisure
tourists'
amid
crises.
implies
better
understanding
as
indirect
antecedent
may
result
more
effective
crisis
communications
recovery-oriented
marketing.
Originality/value
is
amongst
first
extend
behavioural
theory
explore
interplay
between
profile,
nation's
behaviour
crisis.
addresses
discernible
dearth
knowledge
related
tourist
from
emerging
market
perspective.
ABAC Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
43(3)
Published: June 26, 2023
This
research
article
proposes
strategic
responses
for
airline
businesses
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
Using
a
documentary
method
to
review
published
academic
journals
and
grey
literature
available
in
online
public
domain,
documents
related
from
past
crises
industry
were
gathered
examined
using
content
analysis.
Well-recognized
management
consultant
publications,
interview
clips
also
reviewed
extract
lessons
learned
formulating
crisis.
study
found
that
government
support,
technological
adoption,
passenger-based
collaboration,
strategies
are
keywords
underlying
businesses’
withstand
COVID-19.
Managerial
implications
stakeholders
presented
at
end
of
article.
Current Issues in Tourism,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: Jan. 25, 2024
Although
crisis
communication
and
recovery
strategies
have
been
studied
extensively,
the
coping
mechanisms
of
consumers
during
phase
a
product-harm
insufficiently
examined.
This
paper
aims
to
investigate
role
consumers'
health
beliefs
mental
readiness
travel
in
health-related
crisis,
which
constitutes
subset
crises.
To
achieve
this,
Beliefs-Mental
Readiness-Intention
(BMRI)
model
was
developed,
three
analyses
were
conducted
validate
this
conceptual
framework.
The
SEM
established
general
psychological
mechanism
individuals'
intention
consume
travel-related
products
introducing
two
newly
developed
measures:
perceived
benefits
protection
stigma
consuming
products.
second
analysis
identified
weak
moderation
effect
diagnosis
status
model.
Finally,
theoretical
managerial
implications
research
findings
comprehensively
discussed.
