With an emphasis on identity disclosure, relationship building, content sharing, and
dissemination (Kietzmann et al., 2011; Jeongmi Kim & Fesenmaier, 2017), social networking …

Social media sites are an increasingly popular forum for loyal and engaged destination
advocates to promote a place and encourage visitation. Motivation to advocate is related to …

Like many destinations, Canada began this year with an increase in international visitors
(Destination Canada, 2019). An attributing factor to this growth is the phenomenon of social …

Host community's perceptions of tourism impacts have been widely discussed in tourism
literature, however, little attention has been paid to residents' role in supporting and …

A long stream of literature has identified cognitive, emotional and evaluative dimensions of
social identity. Previous studies have examined identity self-congruence of incoming …

Residents are pivotal in the competitiveness of tourism destinations. Yet, their role as place-
brand ambassadors needs better understanding, particularly in relation to social media …

The relationship between tourism development and its impacts on resident attitudes toward
tourism has been widely discussed in literature. Not much attention, however, has been paid …

The use of social media to engage in travel-related discourse plays an increasingly
important role in destination choice as users turn to virtual communities where exchanges …

Prior to the devastating effect of Covid-19, tourism was Canada's largest service export with
$105 B in revenues in 2019 (Government of Canada, 2021). However, the pandemic caused …

The effects of destination resource evaluation and place identity, conceptualised as a
dynamic process, on destination ambassadorship, expressed in intention to invite friends …