This review, which is organised according to key themes, suggests that tourism researchers
can profit from contemporary developments in mainstream psychology. The themes …

Decades of decline in the number of hunters in the United States have made hunter
recruitment and retention (HRR) a high priority within the North American wildlife …

The article analyzes a specific type of tourism, hunting tourism. In a special edition, in the
form of foreign exchange hunting, which means that when a hunter decides to do such …

This study considers both economic and non-economic factors to examine how residents
perceive tourism and ultimately develop pro-tourism behaviour. The concepts used in model …

Studies on residents' support for tourism have primarily been conducted in the developed
world. This study analyzes community support in the island economy of Mauritius by testing …

This study aims to investigate if local residents' senses of place identity could affect their
attitudes toward tourism. Deploying a survey on urban residents in a Midwest state in the …

This study examined the influence of the four place identity principles (ie, senses of
distinctiveness, continuity, self-esteem and self-efficacy)(Breakwell, 1986) on residents' …

This paper examines the effects of the safari hunting ban of 2014 on rural livelihoods and
wildlife conservation in Northern Botswana using the social exchange theory. The paper …

The pervasive influence of social media on our lives provides new opportunities to study
residents' attitudes to tourism. Even though it is now common for residents to express their …

Scholars investigating local residents' attitudes toward tourism have often used different
types of measurement procedures based on positivistic paradigms, while very few …