Whilst the economic costs and benefits of mega-events to host cities and countries are well
documented, the evaluation and nature of the social impacts of such events are less clear …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore recent trends in the theories and methods
applied to studies on residents' attitudes. Design/methodology/approach To achieve the …

Purpose This paper aims to present a content analysis of two major constructs among
tourism settings, namely involvement and emotions, strictly related to tourist behaviour, due …

Applying a meta-analysis approach, this study examines the applicability of SET on
explaining residents' impact perceptions of and attitudes toward tourism development …

Tourists' emotions have a pivotal role in tourists' cognitive evaluations and behavioral
responses. Fleeting but powerful, emotions are associated with individuals' biological …

This paper aims to present an extensive content analysis of two major constructs directly
related to tourist behaviours (ie involvement and emotions), because there are still some …

Public trust plays a vital role in a public health crisis. Drawing on trust and protection
motivation theories, the study explores how people impose trust, fear and perceived threat in …

The theorization of emotion receives considerable attention in contemporary tourism
literature. Remarkably, existing studies largely ignore the operationalization of emotion in …

Interpersonal trust is a critical psychological factor that reveals the quality of resident-tourist
relationship in tourism destinations. However, residents' positive attitudes toward tourists are …

This editorial introduction to the special issue posits that governance and sustainable
tourism research will benefit from a joint treatise of trust and other key governance concepts …