Tourism Critiques

2023 - 2025

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Festivals and digitalisation: a critique of the literature pp. 2-17: Zhe Chen and Tianqi Yu
Tourism supply chain management: a bibliometric analysis of data from Scopus and Web of Science (2001–2023) pp. 18-35: Ismail Abdi Changalima and Honest Fidelis Kimario
Mental model of tourism entrepreneurs as social value creators: research based on Q methodology pp. 36-54: Tayebeh Nikraftar and Mehrnaz Farahani
Business networking and governance: impact on tourism SMTE performance in Tanzania pp. 55-80: Mohamed Issa Buzohera
The rural areas conservancy sites and ecotourism-climate change quandaries: an integrated rural initiative impact on environmental sustainability and livelihoods pp. 81-111: Azwindini Isaac Ramaano
Transformation as city brand attribute for Medellín, Colombia: bottom-up tourist destination brand strategy pp. 112-132: Laura Rojas-DeFrancisco, Maria Claudia Mejía-Gil and Juan Camilo Giraldo Aristizábal
East or west, home is the best: the nexus between government-public relationship, patriotism and tourism ethnocentrism in emerging tourism destinations pp. 133-156: Massami Denis Rukiko and David Amani

Social justice in tourism recovery: examining equity, diversity, and inclusion in Canadian tourism restart policies pp. 154-178: Eli Paolo Fresnoza, Devan Balcombe and Laura Choo
Strengthening tourism ethnocentrism in emerging tourism destinations pp. 178-204: David Amani
Residents’ perceptions of tourism and Chinese central policies: the case of Anhui’s UNESCO sites pp. 205-227: Sai (Jane) Jing, Ping Li, Chris Ryan, Cora Un In Wong and Mary Anne Ramos Tumanan
Are there any differences in the tourists’ perceived destination image between travel e-commerce platforms and social media platforms? pp. 229-253: Ya-Fei Liu, Yu-Bo Zhu, Hou-Han Wu and Fangxuan (Sam) Li
Destination image branding for world heritage sites: a methodology combining GIS with sentiment analysis pp. 253-270: Kun Sang, Pei Ying Woon and Poh Ling Tan

The authentic experiences of tourists in Chinese traditional villages based on constructivism: a case study of Chengkan village pp. 2-20: Chao Yuan, Xiang Kong and Pinyu Chen
Defend and remould–residents’ place identity construction in traditional villages in the rural tourism context: a case study of Cuandixia village, Beijing pp. 21-43: Jinwei Wang, Haoyang Lan and Jiafei Chen
A critique of authenticity: how psychology can help pp. 44-64: Noel Scott and Ana Claudia Campos
The influence of the base option’s price format on tourists’ upgrade intention: the moderating role of tourists’ mindsets pp. 65-81: Fangxuan (Sam) Li
Exploring the determinants of solo female travel intention among millennials: a comparative study from rural and urban perspectives pp. 82-101: Jitender Kumar, Garima Rani, Manju Rani and Vinki Rani
Understanding Chinese tourists’ changing shopping experience in Macao: pre and in COVID-19 via user generated content pp. 102-119: Xiaojuan Li, Yanping Feng, Cora Un In Wong and Lianping Ren
Tanzania’s repeat tourists: unraveling choice of attractions patterns through demographic perspectives pp. 120-137: Betty Amos Begashe, John Thomas Mgonja and Salum Matotola
Social networking platform and tourism destination evangelism: government regulatory responses pp. 138-152: Iddrisu Mohammed, Alexander Preko, Samuel Kwami Agbanu, Timothy K. Zilevu and Akorfa Wuttor

Hotels, second homes and destination planning policies: a sequential game model pp. 2-14: Valeria Posadas, Juan Brida and María José Alonsopérez
Souvenir in tourism research: a literature review and future agenda pp. 15-27: Fangxuan (Sam) Li
Research trends of digital tourism: a bibliometric analysis pp. 28-47: Ali Roziqin, Alferdo Satya Kurniawan, Yana Syafriyana Hijri and Kismartini Kismartini
Should the World Economic Forum’s global tourism competitiveness index be improved? pp. 48-74: Hervé Honoré Epoh, Olivier Ewondo Mbebi and Fabrice Nzepang