Can the compulsive use of e-learning lead to lower academic performance? The role of technology fatigue and technostress in hospitality and tourism students

Ali, Faizan; Yasar, Buket; Khan, Usman; Ali, Laiba; Ryu, Kisang

doi:10.1016/j.jhlste.2024.100478

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“…Partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) was used to validate the conceptual model and test the research hypotheses through SmartPLS software. Tourism research is increasingly examined using PLS-SEM (Ali et al, 2022(Ali et al, , 2024Cham et al, 2022;Chen et al, 2022;Pan et al, 2020). Because of the characteristics of higher statistical power, PLS-SEM is particularly useful for empirical research that examines less-developed and still-developing theories T A B L E 1 Customers' perceptions toward their last purchase of museum random box.…”

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Effect of product design on repurchase intention, electronic word‐of‐mouth, and museum visit intention: Museum random boxes in China

Lin,

Ryu,

Ahn

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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This study examines how product design affects museum visits and museum product loyalty. Based on the gaps in previous research, the study posits interrelationships among product design (esthetics and symbolism), emotional states (pleasure and arousal), attitude toward the product, loyalty repurchase intention and electronic word‐of‐mouth (eWOM), and museum visit intention. This research applied partial least squares‐structural equation modeling to analyze data from 316 customers who purchased the museum's random boxes. The empirical results suggest that (1) esthetics and symbolism are antecedents of attitude, pleasure, and arousal; (2) attitude toward the product mediates the effect of product design on product loyalty and museum visit intention; (3) arousal helps mediate the relationship between symbolism and repurchase intention; and (4) pleasure is an antecedent of attitude toward the product. This study provides valuable practical simplications and offers new areas for future studies.

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Effect of product design on repurchase intention, electronic word‐of‐mouth, and museum visit intention: Museum random boxes in China

Lin,

Ryu,

Ahn

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Pentahelix collaborative analysis through stakeholder engagement in realizing sustainable environmentally based tourism village governance to support the achievements of the Village SDGs

Eprilianto,

Megawati,

Sari

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SDGs are a combination of universal and sustainable goals, targets, and indicators that can be applied to measure the reality of development, at the global, national, regional, area, and even village levels. Village SDGs are an integrated effort, one of which is to realize networked villages and culturally responsive villages to accelerate the achievement of the SDGs. The importance of a collaborative approach in village development to reduce village disparities, one of which is in the development of tourist villages. This study will analyze the goals and targets of the 17th Village SDGs, namely Partnership for village development through the role of stakeholders with their involvement in the governance of environmentally-based sustainable tourist villages in Tlemang Village, Indonesia. The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative through direct observation, structured interviews, and documentation studies. The results of this study indicate that stakeholder involvement in the process of environmentally-based tourist village governance is carried out by the government, academics, mass media, communities, and the private sector, each of which has a role consisting of policymakers, coordinators, facilitators, implementers, and accelerators. The success of this collaboration has earned Tlemang Village the title of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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AI and Technology Are Used in Hospitality and Tourism

Thakur

2024

Advances in Hospitality, Tourism, and the Services Industry

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The incorporation of artificial intelligence and technology into the hospitality and tourism industry has created a paradigm shift that goes beyond recognition. This chapter provides a broad perspective on the application, obstacles, and potential trends in AI and technology in these industries. It includes examples and success stories from major hotel chains like Hilton Hotels & Resorts and Marriott International on different implementation strategies. The chapter addresses key challenges, including integration, data quality, personalization, ethics, and privacy concerns. It also sheds light on strategies to address these issues. Finally, the chapter looks into the future, making predictions regarding conversational commerce, augmented reality, and voice technology that will likely transform guest experiences and daily operations. This chapter aims to provide stakeholders with a comprehensive guide to AI and other technological tools across industry sectors, emphasizing the need for cross-sector understanding.

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Can the compulsive use of e-learning lead to lower academic performance? The role of technology fatigue and technostress in hospitality and tourism students

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Effect of product design on repurchase intention, electronic word‐of‐mouth, and museum visit intention: Museum random boxes in China

Effect of product design on repurchase intention, electronic word‐of‐mouth, and museum visit intention: Museum random boxes in China

Pentahelix collaborative analysis through stakeholder engagement in realizing sustainable environmentally based tourism village governance to support the achievements of the Village SDGs

AI and Technology Are Used in Hospitality and Tourism

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