COVID-19: Are you satisfied with traveling during the pandemic?

An Exploration of Personal Decision as Mediating Effect between Passenger Concern and Airport Service Information During COVID-19 Outbreak

“…Additionally, the elderly passenger is still planning to travel by air in the next year or do less travel or more domestic with more transportation modes (Graham et al, 2020). Individual travelers can access air and public transportation resources based on their preferences, restrictions, and social distancing norms, which affect their preferences and negatively influence their satisfaction (Khaddar & Fatmi, 2021). All of those conditions revealed the passenger's concern.…”

Exploring mobility pattern changes between before, during and after COVID-19 lockdown periods for young adults

“…In the same study, anxiety did not play an essential role in public transport decisions during the different periods of the COVID-19 pandemic in Sicily. In terms of travel satisfaction, transportation modes like bicycle and walking showed a higher probability to yield satisfaction based on data between March 24th and May 9th 2020 in Kelowna, British Columbia ( Khaddar & Fatmi, 2021 ).…”

Presence of tourists and perceived safety from COVID-19 among local bus users: Evidence from a Mediterranean city

“…Aside from a few examples ( Betkier, 2020 , Dong et al, 2021 , Khaddar and Fatmi, 2021 , Przybylowski et al, 2021 ), the perception of safety on public transport related to COVID-19 and its explanatory factors remains largely understudied. This field of research is especially relevant in tourist destinations where public transport systems are shared by residents and visitors.…”

“…Less research has explored the impact of the perceived risk of contagion on urban mobility, with the exception of a few studies about the impacts of influenza in the US ( Hotle et al, 2020 ); MERS in Seoul, South Korea ( Kim et al, 2017 ); and SARS in Hong Kong ( Lau et al, 2003 ). However, to our knowledge, very few studies have explored the factors configuring perceived safety and satisfaction among public transport users during the COVID-19 pandemic ( Betkier, 2020 , Dong et al, 2021 , Przybylowski et al, 2021 ) or the influence of perceived safety from COVID-19 on travel behaviour ( Barbieri et al, 2021 , Khaddar and Fatmi, 2021 ). Nonetheless, these studies were conducted during the first stages of the pandemic, in a critical period characterized by rapidly increasing contagion rates, a general lack of information and preventive population lockdowns.…”