This study aims to explore the psychological needs and satisfaction of Chinese, Japanese,
and Korean tourists across three phases (ie before, during and perceived aftermath) of the …

The aim of this chapter, and the next, is to provide readers with an expanded introduction of
sorts, engaging with prominent theoretical themes in the study of youth spatiality. Of …

Using participant‐observation and 58 in‐depth participant interviews, this study examines
South Korean youth who undertake overseas English language acquisition across the …

Reverse culture shock (RCS) has been claimed to negatively affect overseas sojourners
during their return. In an attempt to better comprehend RCS on Thai youth tourists, this study …

ABSTRACT Working Holiday Makers (WHMs) from overseas have been a valuable source
of employment in rural and regional Australia. This is one significant part of a growing resort …

Working holiday schemes have become a popular way among Chinese youth to support
their travel by undertaking temporary employment in host countries. Nowadays, young …

The boundaries between tourism and migration are blurry. This blurring has been beneficial
for the governments of wealthy countries enabling them to import a large and flexible …

This study aims to explore the personal changes of Chinese youth from their working holiday
experiences in New Zealand. By drawing on semi-structured interviews, this study recruited …

In the twenty-first century, the South Korean state has promoted English language education
as a key resource in globalizing its workforce and establishing itself as a world-class …

Working holidays have emerged as an alternative form of travel that provides the opportunity
to work to subsidise a holiday. Existing studies are limited, particularly those focused on …