The purpose of this study is to investigate the perceived constraints on participating in
mountaineering tourism faced by women, and to empirically verify the dimensionality of …

The present study is one of the first to assess the characteristics and consider the
implications of the emerging gap year phenomenon within China. More specifically, the …

This study extends previous research on the motivations and expenditures of overseas
Chinese tourists in mainland China by segmenting these visitors on the basis of their …

Studies to date of Chinese tourists as new consumers in the travel marketplace have been
largely framed in the context of Western theories. This study initiates a qualitative inquiry to …

This study examines Chinese adult children's holiday travel with their parents as a unique
type of family travel. A netnographic examination of 158 detailed online blogs was …

This study examines tourists' envy and social return from engaging in domestic travel among
Millennials and Baby Boomers. A conceptual framework is developed, grounded by social …

This study examined the accessibility of heritage tourism sites for elderly tourists by applying
the leisure constraint theory and universal design principles. Qualitative face-to-face …

Taking a cruise is a “dream vacation” for the majority of adults in North America. Yet, only
15% have ever taken a cruise. Why are so few individuals cruising? Is their participation in a …

Corporate travel is a growing segment within the Chinese tourism market, yet despite the
widespread belief that cultural values influence behavior, little research has examined the …

In response to the increasingly risk-conscious environment in contemporary society, a
growing body of literature has been dedicated to tourist risk perception. While risk is widely …