An investigation of factors affecting solo travel intention among marginalized groups: a case of Indian Muslim Women

Exploring the determinants of solo female travel intention among millennials: a comparative study from rural and urban perspectives

“…It suggests that higher levels of risk perception, such as traffic accidents and crime risks (theft, robbery and pickpocketing), among urban and rural women reduce their intention to travel. These outcomes are aligned with previous studies of (Sujood et al. , 2023).…”

“…It suggests that higher levels of risk perception, such as traffic accidents and crime risks (theft, robbery and pickpocketing), among urban and rural women reduce their intention to travel. These outcomes are aligned with previous studies of (Sujood et al, 2023). Furthermore, the study reveals that hedonic motivation significantly influences tourists' intention to continue solo traveling in both regions.…”

“…When tourists have a delightful experience at a tourist destination, their satisfaction with the place will likely increase their intention to visit (Nguyen Viet et al, 2020). Furthermore, Sujood et al (2023) also determined that unique experiences and interpersonal connections inspired solo travelers. Furthermore, Shi et al (2022) reveal a direct association between brand authenticity and tourist delight with destinations and this satisfaction directly influences tourists' intention to revisit.…”