This paper examines the current state of research on well-being from tourism from the lens
of positive psychology. A systematic review of 82 peer-reviewed articles published in …

This chapter provides an overview of the concepts studied in well-being research, to lay the
groundwork for the research reported in this volume. The material is organized in terms of …

Place attachment is significant in tourism marketing as it influences revisit intentions and
destination loyalty. Drawing upon the Place Attachment theory, this study examines how …

Interest in eudaimonia (eg, growth, meaning, authenticity, excellence) and its distinction from
hedonia (eg, pleasure, enjoyment, comfort, absence of distress) is growing rapidly, as …

This chapter summarizes the work of Veronika Huta and of researchers who have used her
measure of eudaimonic and hedonic orientations, the HEMA (Hedonic and Eudaimonic …

Research on well-being has experienced exponential growth in tourism studies. However,
knowledge about well-being of seniors in tourism is still limited, and thus conceptually …

Much of the current psychology research on well‐being similarly addresses hedonia and/or
eudaimonia, making the hedonic–eudaimonic distinction a central concept in positive …

There is robust evidence that contact with the natural world improves human health,
including emotional well-being. However, the specific conditions of emotional benefits of …

The development of wellbeing during a vacation and immediately afterward is well
understood. It remains unclear, however, how eudaimonia and hedonia differ across typical …

Given experimental evidence of enhancement of well-being as a result of brief exposure to
nature, we sought to study the effect of ongoing nature involvement on well-being …