What influences COVID-19 biosecurity behaviour for tourism?

Myung Ja Kim, Mark Bonn and C. Michael Hall

Current Issues in Tourism, 2022, vol. 25, issue 1, 21-27

Abstract: Since COVID-19 affects tourism globally, understanding what influences biosecurity behaviour is essential. However, few theoretically conceptualized studies have been conducted on COVID-19 biosecurity travel behaviour. To fill this gap, this study built and tested a comprehensive research model that includes non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs), psychological and financial resilience, and biosecurity behaviour, along with four moderators. Results reveal that NPIs have a great effect on biosecurity behaviour and the four moderators partially differentiate international travel behaviour, suggesting substantial theoretical and practical implications for tourism-related biosecurity practices.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1080/13683500.2021.1883558

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