The growth of neuroscience studies within tourism has been relatively slow, with limited well-
executed studies and little interdisciplinarity. The aim of this review is to stimulate the use of …

This paper provides a critical review of studies using neurophysiological measures in
tourism and hospitality. Among 145 articles covering 20 years of research, 16 studies …

The present study examines the role of death anxiety as an important mechanism underlying
the relationship between fear of Covid-19 and hotel frontline employees'(FLEs) sense of …

Picking up nuances of facial expression is a crucial part of frontline employee–guest
interaction, yet little is known about its neurocognitive mechanism. We use a neuroimaging …

This study investigates a popular theory of tourist motivation–the travel career pattern–and
contrasts it against an alternative explanation–that childhood travel habits repeat throughout …

This study represents a systematic review and analysis of the research landscape
concerning the mental health and psychological well-being (MHPW) of employees in the …

This article reviews 82 papers that apply physiological measurement, otherwise known as
biometric data collection techniques, in the fields of tourism and hospitality. It aims to reveal …

Gen Z is gaining prominence in the hospitality industry workforce, making it critical to explore
the dynamic interplay between Gen Z hospitality employees' personal and work lives …

Aims Workplace stress can negatively impact healthcare providers' professionalism and
quality of care. One source of workplace stress is the experience of workplace mistreatment …

Background: Healthcare professionals frequently encounter various forms of aggression,
ranging from verbal abuse to physical assaults, which can compromise both their …