Well-designed and executed experiments prove cause-and-effect relationships. The ability
to draw causal conclusions is critical to knowledge development in any field of research. In …

This article presents a systematic review of all 49 papers published in the top five tourism
journals between 2010 and 2020 on discrete choice experiments in tourism research …

While human actions are the outcome of both personal and contextual forces, existing pro-
environmental behavior (PEB) studies have predominantly focused on the former, leaving …

This study explores a tourists' preference for tour mode bundle, defined as a set of
preferable travel modes for multiple trips in a tour, under Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS). In the …

This study contributes to the literature by offering a novel analytical approach to solving
complex interactions of tourism expenditure antecedents, advancing the theoretical …

There is abundant scientific literature on tourist expenditure and the factors which determine
spending. The purpose of this paper is to systematize, present and analyze the results …

This paper explores the effects of day of week and season of year demand variations for
shared rides, along with realistic travel party sizes, on shared autonomous vehicle (SAV) …

This article conducts a microeconometric analysis of individual participation in tourism
activities. We examine the existence of habit formation in the form of state dependence by …

As the airport retail industry continues to grow due to increasing travel demands, airport
operators are increasingly developing their retail revenue potential to ensure financial …

Drawing upon a unique large-scale data source (n= 5,004) and motivated by the time
allocation model of consumer demand in economics, this paper critically analyses the …