Health destination image: The influence of public health management and well-being conditions

Moreno-González, Antonio-Angel; León, Carmelo J.; Fernández-Hernández, Carlos

doi:10.1016/j.jdmm.2020.100430

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“…Thus, the present study also helps improve the conceptualization of the destination image scale amid the COVID-19. The critical roles of safety and security for the perceived destination image was also reported by the previous research ( Atadil et al, 2017 ; Chaulagain et al, 2019 ; Moreno-González, León, & Fernández-Hernández, 2020 ), and the current research confirms their roles and growing importance within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. More specifically, we claim that Destination Safety and Security will be the most critical factor in determining the future travel behavior of international travelers in the post-COVID era.…”

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Do you dare to travel to China? An examination of China's destination image amid the COVID-19

Atadil

2021

Tourism Management Perspectives

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The impact of COVID-19 on destination image is critical for international tourism recovery. This study is conducted focusing on China, the first epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, with mixed methods. Drawing on survey data collected from 500 US travelers, the study first examines China's destination image perceptions and travel intention. The results reveal that (1) US respondents have low travel intentions to China amid the pandemic; (2) Destination safety and security is the most influential image factor that leads to the low travel intentions to China. News media is proposed to have significant influence on China's image formation due to the COVID-19. A simple content analysis is conducted on CNN's news and China is found to be tied closely with COVID-19 and most news articles are emotionally negative. Those respondents who follow news outlet websites for COVID-19 view China more negatively and have lower travel intentions.

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Do you dare to travel to China? An examination of China's destination image amid the COVID-19

Atadil

2021

Tourism Management Perspectives

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“…COVID-19 vaccination is one of the key factors that can help to restart travel and revive domestic and international tourism (Moreno-González et al, 2020;Sánchez-Cañizares et al, 2021;Wang et al, 2021), along with other biosecurity behaviour such as handwashing and wearing masks (Kim et al, 2021). However, there is still a lack of empirical studies devoted to analyzing COVID-19 vaccine confidence and tourism.…”

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COVID-19 vaccine confidence and tourism at the early stage of a voluntary mass vaccination campaign: a PMT segmentation analysis

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Nguyen

Chiappa

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Current Issues in Tourism

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Restarting the mass tourism industry relies on the success of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign which requires individuals' voluntary participation to reduce health risks to hosts and visitors. This study identifies segments of Italian residents based on vaccine confidence at the early stage of a voluntary mass vaccination programme. Using a survey held with 3893 Italian residents, two COVID-19 vaccine confidence clusters were identified. These clusters were compared and revealed significant differences in response and self-efficacy, vaccine adoption, travel behaviour and involvement in the tourism industry.

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“…Albeit, literature suggests that tourists hold good sanitary conditions and wellpreserved natural environments as predecessors for a suitable place to visit [32]. As many destinations around the world are trying to focus on generating successful health and well-being tourist experiences as part of their strategies of tourist product development [33], which is accordingly magnified during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kupang City should therefore set proper reinforcements to address the critical issue.…”

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Towards Branding Kupang City: Local Community Perception

Pellokila¹,

Riwu²,

Kabu³

2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Science and Technology on Social Science 2021 (iCAST-SS 2021)

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This study aims to examine the perception of the local community in terms of branding the city of Kupang in the Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) of Indonesia. The absence of related studies created a gap for this research to be conducted. We used a descriptive qualitative approach to identify and describe peoples' perceptions towards the efforts of city branding in the formation of the city branding of the city of Kupang by employing in-depth interviews conducted with 20 informants consisting of city government officials, community leaders, influencers, and entrepreneurs in the creative economy sector. The results of the study present five indicators related to "KASIH" as the motto of of Kupang City representing the vision and missions of the City. "KASIH" encompasses creation, secure, healthy, beautiful, and harmony. Results present the extent to which each indicator making up the "KASIH" motto that is prominent to represent the city, as well as the necessary efforts that are required to be taken in order to improve brand awareness. This research is contended useful and contributes both theoretically and practically in regards to city branding, particularly that of Kupang City in NTT Province.

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Health destination image: The influence of public health management and well-being conditions

Cited by 39 publications

References 124 publications

Do you dare to travel to China? An examination of China's destination image amid the COVID-19

Do you dare to travel to China? An examination of China's destination image amid the COVID-19

COVID-19 vaccine confidence and tourism at the early stage of a voluntary mass vaccination campaign: a PMT segmentation analysis

Towards Branding Kupang City: Local Community Perception

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