This research aims to conduct a cross cultural study of Mainland Chinese and the United
States (US) seniors' personality traits and identify how they affect motivation, preferences …

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to destinations. Even those with
thoughtful and comprehensive crisis management plans likely have struggled to navigate …

Given limited research about the effects of identity-related and self-congruity constructs in
destinations with insecurity issues, this study investigates tourists' travel intentions as …

Purpose Given the lack of research on the nomological validity of tourism destination
consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) constructs incorporating core, well-established …

The 2020 year-end holidays were a time of much apprehension regarding COVID-19, with
US health officials concerned that travel would result in a post-holiday surge of the disease …

In the international tourism market, the number of arrivals in Asian regions is increasing
every year, and that of foreign tourists in Mongolia, a new tourism market, is also rapidly …

While the risk of crime and perceptions of safety have been regularly addressed by
criminologists, this has rarely extended to asking how those considering or taking vacations …

This article presents the first research to address the impact of crime on citizens who suffer
crime during a vacation. Based on a small sample of US residents victimised while visiting …

This Letter updates and expands a study conducted during the early days of the COVID-19
pandemic. That study confirmed the applicability of Plog's model of Allocentricity and …

This research studies destination choice based on Plog's venturesomeness concept,
incorporating the effects of four consumption needs from the theory of market choice …