Social Responsibility Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(10), P. 1952 - 1977
Published: May 12, 2023
Purpose
Tourists’
irresponsible
behaviours
(e.g.
damaging
flowers,
writing
and
painting
on
the
walls
throwing
waste
material
in
water
around
sea
site)
damage
coastal
environment.
The
behaviour
of
tourists
has
raised
concerns
about
sustainability
tourism
purpose
this
study
is
to
identify
explain
behavioural
patterns
that
can
influence
environmentally
responsible
(ERBs)
tourists,
particularly
context
tourism.
aims
provide
a
theoretical
practical
explanation
destination
image
perceived
value
(PDV)
shaping
ERB
with
mediating
role
social
responsibility
(DSR)
among
at
touring
destination.
Design/methodology/approach
used
quantitative
research
design
data
were
gathered
from
five
beaches
Karachi.
Structured
equation
model
was
analyse
direct
effect
while
stepwise
regression
moderating
DSR.
results
showed
cognitive
significant
affective
image,
insignificant
conative
ERB.
While
ERB,
finally,
Results
revealed
PDV
significantly
mediated
relationship
between
cognitive,
Finally,
study’s
DSR
moderated
affective,
Findings
are
divided
into
three
categories,
effect,
effect.
It
found
Research
limitations/implications
First,
been
collected
single
geographic
area
Pakistan.
Therefore,
cross-country
required
compare
tourists.
Second,
only
local
respondents
considered
study;
future
studies
may
include
foreign
as
well.
during
one
month
summer,
which
have
measured
experience
summer.
respondent
different
values
images
winter.
split
collection
summer
winter
cover
diverse
perceptions
Social
implications
almost
impossible
for
destinations
achieve
competitive
advantage
without
attaining
sustainable
environments.
Clean
green
towards
marine
mammals
be
achieved
through
tourists’
This
major
contributions
society
by
reserving
natural
environment
areas.
Originality/value
will
contribute
existing
literature
extending
knowledge
lens
cognitive-affective-conative
models
expectancy
theory.
Moreover,
mediator
moderator
enhance
understanding
extend
literature.
Further
provided
strong
how
effective
helps
influencing
benefit
managers
policymakers
destinations.
unique
attempt
present
comprehensive
could
applicable
situations
Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(2), P. 264 - 283
Published: Jan. 10, 2023
The
extensive
implementation
of
smart
technology,
artificial
intelligence,
automation,
robotics,
and
algorithms
(STAARA)
in
hospitality
services
has
accelerated
the
need
to
understand
their
potential
influence
on
hotel
employees'
career
perceptions.
This
study
conducted
two
scenario-based
experiments
based
disruptive
innovation
theory
Stimulus-Organism-Response
(SOR)
model
examine
how
STAARA
awareness
shapes
job
insecurity
mobility.
In
addition,
this
investigated
progression
as
a
counterstrategy
attenuate
substitution
effect
STAARA.
Study
1
demonstrated
that
negative
(vs.
positive)
leads
higher
Furthermore,
according
2,
for
employees
with
low-level
progression,
induces
However,
among
high-level
there
were
no
significant
differences,
which
means
attenuates
impact
also
considers
theoretical
practical
influences.
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(4), P. 596 - 613
Published: April 1, 2024
Given
environmental
contribution
of
individuals'
behavioral
change,
this
study
explored
how
hikers'
pro-environmental
behavior
can
be
facilitated.
The
theoretical
model
incorporated
the
restorative
quality
natural
trails
as
an
external
environment,
place
affect
and
their
behavior.
This
used
a
mixed
research
approach
to
test
model,
which
involved
developing
measurement
items
for
nature
analyzing
survey
data
from
361
hikers.
analysis
showed
that
induced
affect,
increased
place-specific
Mediating
effect
moderating
function
daily
practices
were
identified.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 4420 - 4420
Published: April 8, 2022
The
primary
notion
of
sustainable
development
is
to
maintain
a
promising
future
for
the
planet
and
next
generation
by
raising
awareness
people
around
world.
This
study
seeks
foster
enhance
more
behaviour
in
households,
workplaces,
schools,
higher
educational
institutions;
previous
research
has
placed
increasing
attention
on
identification
factors
pro-environmental
behaviour.
Accordingly,
this
aims
examine
elements
influencing
employees
workplace.
A
survey
was
performed
from
January
February
2020
150
public
an
organisation
Terengganu.
Out
employees,
only
84
participated
had
their
responses
collected
using
convenience
sampling.
Smart
PLS-SEM
used
analysing
relationships
between
variables.
result
found
that
green
lifestyles
have
significant
positive
effect
However,
impacts
environmental
commitment,
consciousness,
self-efficacy,
human
resource
management
were
insignificant.
provides
data
developed
cross-sectional
design;
assessment
causality
among
constructs
risky
process.
Furthermore,
single
source,
namely
which
would
through
common
method
bias.
findings
also
offered
several
managerial
implications
organisations.
Journal of Sustainable Tourism,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: Oct. 14, 2022
Using
Norm
Activation
Theory
(NAT)
and
Social
(SNT),
this
study
evaluates
the
internal
(awareness
of
consequences,
ascription
responsibility
personal
norms)
external
drivers
(subjective
norms,
social
media
engagement,
membership
online
community)
pro-sustainable
behaviors
among
Generation
Z
(Gen
Z)
travelers
in
UK.
We
theorize
tourism
as
consisting
four
dimensions
(economic,
environmental,
cultural).
Empirical
analysis
from
a
sample
413
tourists
confirmed
that
three
antecedents
two
factors
(social
have
significant
relationships
with
behaviors.
While
direct
influence
subjective
norms
on
was
not
supported,
mediating
effect
relationship
supported.
Practical
implications
for
sustainable
development
destination
management
are
provided.
Journal of Sustainable Tourism,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 19
Published: Jan. 14, 2023
Generation
Z
(Gen
Z)
is
the
largest
cohort
of
generational
consumers
worldwide
and
perceived
to
show
greater
connectivity
with
political
consumerism
compared
older
age
cohorts.
Nonetheless,
there
a
notable
absence
empirical
knowledge
on
key
antecedents
Gen
Z's
engagement
in
tourism-related
buycotting.
Grounded
ethical
literature
guided
by
lifestyle
politics
theory,
this
study
aims
illuminate
drivers
underpinning
buycott
behaviour
developing
country
context.
The
qualitative
findings
demonstrate
that
Z'
has
two
categories
drivers:
individual
(fulfilment,
constructing
self-identity
frugality)
prosocial
(altruism,
trust
pursuit
social
justice).
Exposure
media
information,
peer
persuasion
past
experience
are
also
influencers
participation.
Overall,
research
extends
understanding
tourist
sustainable
consumption
terms
behaviours,
notably
behaviour.
provides
novel
insights
stream
literature,
which
only
at
nascent
stage
tourism
studies.
While
adding
value
theoretically,
useful
managerial
implications
for
businesses
stimulate
tourists'
consumption.
