Names: Nayar, Shoba, editor.| Stanley, Mandy, editor. Title: Qualitative research
methodologies for occupational science and occupational therapy/edited by Shoba Nayar …

This paper suggests that interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) is a valuable
research method for coaching research. The paper positions coaching as a social activity …

There is an evolving tourism literature around psychological wellbeing, social exclusion and
disability. This paper advances tourism knowledge into the terrain of psychological health …

Abstract “Authenticity” continues to be debated within tourism studies, as seen in the
extensive number of articles published in ATR since 1999 on this subject. Advocates of …

Are we on the verge of a paradigm shift in the production and consumption of knowledge in
tourism research? Offering an original contribution to the epistemology of tourism this article …

Diaspora tourism is often considered a form of 'homecoming,'but for the children of
immigrants who are born in the new country, the question remains as to whether they …

The research on creative tourism is mainly focused on developed western economies.
Studies about developing countries with a significant percentage of the population living in …

This study aims to examine the extent to which and how a regional daily humble food and
foodways as a signifier of local and regional identities contributes to the regeneration and …

This study intends to investigate the authenticity well-being of Hanfu-wearing Chinese
tourists. The study integrates mixed qualitative methodologies, such as netnography and …

Literature has identified a range of conference attendance motivations, including
networking, professional development, and the venue/location of the conference. However …