Compensatory travel in the post COVID-19 pandemic era: How does boredom stimulate intentions?

Yao, Yanbo; Zhao, Xinxin; Ren, Lianping; Jia, Guangmei

doi:10.1016/j.jhtm.2022.12.003

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“…Credamo resembles Amazon's Mechanical Turk (Yi et al, 2023) and functions as a specialized survey platform focusing on response collection within the Chinese context. With an extensive user base of 1.5 million qualified individuals (Yao et al, 2023), it has garnered considerable utilization in prior behavioral investigations (Gai & Puntoni, 2021;W. Wang et al, 2021), particularly during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic (Fute et al, 2022;Jin et al, 2020Jin et al, , 2021Pu et al, 2022).…”

Section: Data Collection and Sample Characteristicsmentioning

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Investigating the influence of risk perception on females’ public service motivation during public health emergencies

Liu,

Zhang,

Tong

et al. 2024

Chinese Public Administration Review

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Since the inception of Public Service Motivation (PSM) by Perry and Wise, substantial research has been conducted in this domain. However, there is a dearth of scholarly investigation into the impact of changing public service environments, specifically the perception of workplace risk, on public service motivation. Recent public health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, have necessitated significant changes in frontline public employees’ work environments. As they frequently engage in epidemic prevention and control activities, which entail direct exposure to the virus, their motivation may fluctuate based on their perceived risks. Female employees, in particular, facing the dual pressures of work and family responsibilities, are more prone to being affected. Drawing upon the human behavioral motivation and Stress-Strain-Outcome framework, this study examines the influence mechanism of risk perception on public service motivation among 214 female employees who participated in epidemic control during the 2022 lockdown period in Shanghai. As the findings indicate, risk perception detrimentally affects their public service motivation both directly and indirectly through emotional exhaustion or anxiety-emotional exhaustion dual mediation, whereas anxiety does not mediate such a relationship. The study’s theoretical significance lies in its potential to broaden the scope of antecedent research on public service motivation and address the research gap about the mechanisms through which risk perception influences public service motivation during public health emergencies. Practically, these insights may assist public organizations in mitigating the adverse effects of risk perception, thereby enhancing their employees’ well-being and service effectiveness.

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Section: Data Collection and Sample Characteristicsmentioning

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Investigating the influence of risk perception on females’ public service motivation during public health emergencies

Liu,

Zhang,

Tong

et al. 2024

Chinese Public Administration Review

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“…The controversial COVID-19 pandemic challenged tourism and its related activities in a negative way, especially throughout the quarantine of the population and isolation, the use of masks, the alarming increase in unemployment, the suspension of flights to exotic or exclusive tourist destinations, and the stopping of the access of foreign tourists through closures of borders [45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59]. The implementation of the early measures taken by the Romanian government had as their main target the maintenance of a relatively low infection and mortality rate throughout the geographical space of Romania [60] but also quite negative effects on the economies of the countries at the global level [61].…”

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confidence: 99%

Geotourism, a New Perspective of Post-COVID-19-Pandemic Relaunch through Travel Agencies—Case Study: Bucegi Natural Park, Romania

Desculțu Grigore,

Niță,

Drăguleasa

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The proposed approach—geotourism, a new medium- and long-term post-pandemic recovery perspective—provides a theoretical foundation for future research regarding the interactions between tourism agencies and tourists, visitors and landforms, as well as cooperation and support between local residents and tourists, for Bucegi Natural Park. In the current context, the nature monuments and nature reserves within the park are located in rural and urban areas. These can be capitalized and included directly in the tourism agencies’ supply, and they can be used for zonal and regional development without degrading the surrounding environment. The “Babele and the Sphinx” landmarks with interesting shapes offer benefits for the development of geotourism in the Romanian landscape. In addition to those listed previously, this study proposes and analyses the image of the geotourism destination and a slogan for the international promotion of the park. Thus, the research presents two sources of data collection: (1) primary data, i.e., those obtained following a questionnaire and analysed with the help of the SPSS Statistics software, version 15.0, and (2) secondary statistical data from the database of the National Institute of Statistics (NIS) that are available and constantly updated. Another method used with a significant impact on tourism analysis was represented using the Geographic Information System (GIS). With its help, we mapped the tourist routes and the two elements, nature reserves and nature monuments within the park, that constitute the basis of the geotourism relaunch after COVID-19. The final objective of the paper is to strengthen the role of travel agencies in promoting geotourism by offering visits to tourist attractions in the park.

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“…In November 2019, the first city in the world where COVID-19 was detected was Wuhan [22]. Thus, at the beginning of 2020, as a result of the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, almost every country on Earth gradually began to stop travel and issue quarantine orders, severely affecting tourism and sightseeing in urban tourist destinations, which eventually led to a monotonous lifestyle with limited activities of practicing tourism and daily routine due to working from home [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. This highly contagious virus [35] was considered devastating for the tourism and hospitality industry in 2020 [36][37][38][39][40], the alarming manifestations induced by COVID-19 had extremely negative effects on mental health, the well-being of the staff engaged in tourism, and also on the population [41].…”

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Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

Mazilu,

Niță,

Drăguleasa

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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In accordance with the 2030 Agenda, the prosperity of tourist destinations holds a crucial role in the sustainable development of urban areas. Tourism represents an imperative solution in transitioning from survival to success after the COVID-19 pandemic. The stakeholders in the field should introduce new tourism forms that enable a more comprehensive strategy for managing and developing responsible tourism, bringing into focus new skills, resources, and levels for change to develop resilience, urban community satisfaction, and the unique intrinsic attraction of each tourist destination in Romania. This study develops a model of prosperity for urban tourist destinations, which can be applied to medium-large cities in Romania. We propose for the city of Craiova the use and identification of four spheres of sustainability, which in turn have a set of 17 indicators. The research method used to determine the indicators has two stages: (1) the analysis of the specialized literature to identify the appropriate indicators for an urban destination and (2) statistical analyzes and interviews with internal stakeholders (residents), which present their tourist perspective of the city. This article tackles an innovative concept, called prosperity and innovation in Craiova tourism, which can be implemented in all tourism niches and brings new development perspectives that correspond to the norms of sustainable development and their direction towards sustainability. The article addresses the concept of prosperity in tourism and contains information about: the definition of prosperity, the concept of prosperity (an engine of innovation in tourism and its implications), but also perspectives for a prosperous tourism policy in Craiova tourism.

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Compensatory travel in the post COVID-19 pandemic era: How does boredom stimulate intentions?

Cited by 25 publications

References 60 publications

Investigating the influence of risk perception on females’ public service motivation during public health emergencies

Investigating the influence of risk perception on females’ public service motivation during public health emergencies

Geotourism, a New Perspective of Post-COVID-19-Pandemic Relaunch through Travel Agencies—Case Study: Bucegi Natural Park, Romania

Fostering Urban Destination Prosperity through Post COVID-19 Sustainable Tourism in Craiova, Romania

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