The publication of 'A darker side of hypermobility'(Cohen and Gössling, 2015), which
reviewed the personal and social consequences of frequent travel, led to considerable …

Business travel accounted in the UK in 2010 for 3% of trips and 10% of the UK's domestic
distance travelled (Department for Transport, 2011, p. 4). However, it is an under researched …

This article takes the proliferation of user-reviews on travel-planning websites as its
empirical lens to explore some relations between mobility, affect and testimony. The aim of …

A travel behaviour change approach complements hard transport measures to develop
more sustainable transport systems. Travel behaviour change is a growing field of research …

Executive summary The pandemic has had a major impact on how we all live our lives. As
we learn to live with Covid-19 without restrictions on how we travel and where we work, we …

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented numerous, significant challenges for elderly in their
daily life. In order to reach a deeper understanding of the feelings and thoughts of the elderly …

There is increasing interest in understanding and achieving changes in travel behaviour, but
a focus on individual behaviour change may overlook the potential for achieving change via …

Research exploring the behavioral economic dimensions that drive travel has shown that
social and psychological forces often play a role equal to price and economic levers. Yet …

Objectives This paper proposes a conceptual model of the complex relationships between
travel behaviour and health. In addition it gives a research agenda providing an overview of …

Even before the global halt to extensive mobility due to the coronavirus crisis, there has
been growing resistance amongst some groups to flying. Reflecting increasing concern …