Reframing the experiences of travellers with mobility impairments: Enhancing the leisure constraints model

Orakani, Solmaz Nazari; Smith, Karen; Weaver, Adam

doi:10.1016/j.jhtm.2021.03.003

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“…Sedentary leisure was assessed as the number of hours per day spent watching television, using a home computer, or engaging in general leisure on a typical weekday or weekend day [24]. Leisure constraints are perceived or actual causes for a person to be prevented or restricted from engaging in leisure activities [25,26]. Constraint categories are useful for defining the primary types of constraints that affect participation in leisure activities [25].…”

Section: Sedentary Leisure Constraintsmentioning

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Can Productivity Increase? Sedentary Leisure Factors Among University Staff in Ghana

Asimah,

Hurriyati,

Gaffar

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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The study seeks to examine the prevailing sedentary leisure attitude factors at multiple levels (intrapersonal, interpersonal and institutional) among university staff in Ghana. 28 survey items to measure 5 variables, using self-reported responses are designed. Three categories of 33 universities were randomly sampled using a lottery method including 6 Traditional Public Universities, 5 Technical Universities and 22 Private Universities. Thirty participants were selected from each university and 35 participants from private universities. A total of 995 respondents participated in the study. The IBM SPSS for Windows Version 25.0 and SmartPLS 3.3.3 was used in data analysis. The results precisely suggest that sedentary leisure behaviour can augment university staff's productivity. Sedentary leisure behaviour and university staff's productivity nexus significantly differed based on religion and working hours. Thus, gender and employment classification groups do not moderate the relationship between sedentary leisure behaviour and the productivity of staff but religion and working hours do.

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Section: Sedentary Leisure Constraintsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can Productivity Increase? Sedentary Leisure Factors Among University Staff in Ghana

Asimah,

Hurriyati,

Gaffar

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…The framework of the constraint-negotiation model has been extensively used in various tourism contexts senior Chinese tourists (Chen et al, 2020), travellers with disabilities (Devile & Kastenholz, 2018;Orakani et al, 2021), solo Asian female travellers (Seow & Brown, 2018), international student leisure travellers (Xie & Ritchie, 2019) and Generation Y tourist (Cheng & Fountain, 2021). Extant research reveals that constraints influence travellers' behaviour and can stimulate negative responses that limit their participation.…”

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Negotiating Backpacking Constraints

Gupta,

Kour

2023

Tourism (Zagreb, Online)

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Travelling as a backpacker is gaining popularity among Asians and women in particular, emerging as an exciting segment. Despite advances in gender equality in the context of travel, there have been discrimination and restriction among women due to perceived constraints. The current study advances the use of the full constraint-negotiation model to understand Asian women’s participation in backpacking trips by examining the relationship between motivation, perceived constraints, and the negotiation strategies used by them to enhance their participation. Survey responses from 246 women travellers were collected, and the structural model was tested using PLS-SEM. Findings reveal that constraints negatively influence intention, and out of all the constraints, structural constraints have a more substantial influence on choice than intrapersonal and interpersonal. Negotiation and motivation positively impact women’s intention to participate in backpacking trips.

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Implications of Digitalisation on Value Co-creation in Restaurant Service Encounters Among Disabled People in Sub-Saharan Africa

Makuyana,

Ndhlovu,

Dube

2024

Tourism and Hospitality for Sustainable Development

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Reframing the experiences of travellers with mobility impairments: Enhancing the leisure constraints model

Cited by 20 publications

References 51 publications

Can Productivity Increase? Sedentary Leisure Factors Among University Staff in Ghana

Can Productivity Increase? Sedentary Leisure Factors Among University Staff in Ghana

Negotiating Backpacking Constraints

Implications of Digitalisation on Value Co-creation in Restaurant Service Encounters Among Disabled People in Sub-Saharan Africa

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