Hotel quarantine guest blogs: Unpacking Scheiner's spaces of immobility and implications on urban tourism politics

Tham, Aaron

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2023.104202

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“…As technology develops, more and more data sources are available for both quantitative and qualitative researchers. Taking special events as an example, although the process of data collection in real time during COVID-19 has met certain difficulties, technological equipment retained a large amount of usable data during the event, such as the number and categories of patients in the medical system [22], as well as blogs published by quarantine hotel consumers on the Internet [62]. The diversification of data sources provides researchers with more opportunities and perspectives to explore factors affecting consumers' health.…”

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Research on Factors Influencing Hotel Consumers’ Health: A Systematic Review and Ways Forward

Jia,

Garg,

Shi

2024

Sustainability

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The health experience is a crucial component of the customer experience that must not be overlooked. The sustainable development of the hospitality industry is affected by consumers’ health experiences in many aspects. As a part of the hospitality industry, the hotel industry should pay attention to consumers’ health experiences. This study uses a systematic review methodology and concept-based content analysis. The basic review section analyses the overall research trends from the perspectives of publishing time, publication channels, research themes, theoretical foundation, and research methodologies. The theme analysis section identifies three source themes that influence the health of hotel consumers: (1) hotels, (2) consumers themselves, and (3) special events. Based on the conclusions of the studies in the data set, the relationship between these three types of sources of influence and consumers’ health is analysed and discussed in combination with social cognitive theory. Then, two multidimensional frameworks are developed based on these source categories. The frameworks can be used to explain source categories and impact processes, as well as the relationship between impact sources and different health categories. Based on the existing research in the data set, nine valuable research questions are proposed for other researchers’ reference.

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confidence: 99%