Reject or select: Mapping destination choice

Karl, Marion; Reintinger, Christine; Schmude, Juergen

doi:10.1016/j.annals.2015.06.003

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“…This study is involved with a few limitations. First, as suggested in the literature (Decrop & Kozak, ; Karl et al, ; Sirakaya & Woodside, ), developing a model that fits all decision makers and every decision situation may not be realistic, because a vacation (leisure, tour, or trip) involves a lot of decisions and sub‐decisions. Therefore, a useful approach is the segmentation of travel markets according to their trip purpose (such as pleasure vacation vs. VFR and leisure vs. business).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The investigation of destination choice sets continued to advance in the early years of the new millennium (Decrop, 2010;Jang, Lee, Lee, & Hong, 2007;Karl, Reintinger, & Schmude, 2015;Perdue & Meng, 2006). Most studies that employ a destination choice-set model have found that there is a funnel-down structure with consumer choice sets (Botha et al, 1999;Jang et al, 2007).…”

Section: Destination Competitiveness Choice Setmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study is involved with a few limitations. First, as suggested in the literature (Decrop & Kozak, 2009;Karl et al, 2015;Sirakaya & Woodside, 2005), developing a model that fits all decision makers and every decision situation may not be realistic, because a vacation (leisure, tour, or trip) involves a lot of decisions and sub-decisions.…”

Section: Conclusion and Limitationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Competitiveness of overseas pleasure destinations: A comparison study based on choice sets

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This study investigates the competitiveness of overseas destinations as perceived by leisure tourists from mainland China, with a focus on how the competitiveness of destinations varies by choice set. The results of this study confirm the funnel‐down structure of consumer choice sets including the early choice set, the middle choice set, and the late choice set: The size of these sets became progressively smaller as the moment for making the final decision drew nearer. In addition, the results clearly indicate that travel distance is an important determinant of tourism demand: Short‐haul destinations are more competitive than long‐haul destinations.

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“…Much of the destination choice and travel constraint literature focuses on tourist-related situational factors such as time, cost, and personal incidents, and largely ignores the role of political incidents in inhibiting tourist travel decisions (Nyaupane & Andereck, 2008). However, recent empirical evidence indicates that the political situation of potential destinations may also affect tourist decision-making (Karl, Reintinger, & Schmude, 2015). Building on this view, this research moves beyond previous research to include a consideration of political factors such as nationalism in the process of destination choice.…”

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confidence: 98%

Political travel constraint: The role of Chinese popular nationalism

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Prideaux

2016

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This study extends the leisure constraint model by examining the role that popular nationalism has in Chinese outbound travel. Using a case study approach based on the 2012 Diaoyu/Senkaku Island Incident between China and Japan, the study demonstrates how Chinese popular nationalism has the potential to shape the geopolitical environment of all outbound Chinese tourism. The study proposes a new model that can be used to illustrate how popular nationalism may affect bilateral tourism in other settings. Findings of this study offer important insights for both scholars and practitioners contributing to the understanding of the impact of Chinese popular nationalism on bilateral tourism flows. ARTICLE HISTORY

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“…This can be interpreted as using clear content positioning to attract more people with the same attributes [35]. In fact, the participation of the brand is closely related to the positioning of the content image, which mainly depends on many internal and external factors [36]. The content image depends on people's intention, while the intention depends on preferences, which are in turn affected by emotions; for example, positive and negative images can result in differences in participation intentions and attitudes.…”

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The Sustainable Development of Social Media Contents: An Analysis of Concrete and Abstract Information on Cultural and Creative Institutions with “Artist” and “Ordinary People” Positioning

Chen

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The sustainability of social media is a common subject of study. With the emergence of cultural and creative industries, many studies have begun to explore the advantages and disadvantages of the integration of social media with cultural and creative industries. However, there remains a lack of research on the sustainability of cultural and creative social media. Therefore, the present study uses the example of a non-profit cultural and creative organization as its case. The use of social media content discovery technology explains the sustainable use of cultural and creative social media and how participation and interaction with cultural and creative brands are promoted from the perspective of artists or ordinary people. In addition, the analysis of concrete and abstract information explores how content orientation and brand perception impact emotions and behavior. We use social media content discovery technology to analyze 9529 image posts. The results show that for abstract themes, for example, art or design, people can be more easily guided by information with the help of images, which stimulate positive emotions, resulting in more actual engagement behavior, including posting and sharing. With respect to emotional responses, images with smiles are found to have a significant effect in guiding positive emotions, which are expressed through actions, such as active participation and feedback. By examining the meaning of the information in the images, we find that images with abstract themes have a good connection with the brand image. Although the information is less easily shown, it can guide significant outcomes that are positively correlated with the information. Therefore, strengthening brand image and content themes can effectively consolidate trust in brand content and the sustainable development of cultural and creative social media.

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Reject or select: Mapping destination choice

Cited by 101 publications

References 41 publications

Competitiveness of overseas pleasure destinations: A comparison study based on choice sets

Competitiveness of overseas pleasure destinations: A comparison study based on choice sets

Political travel constraint: The role of Chinese popular nationalism

The Sustainable Development of Social Media Contents: An Analysis of Concrete and Abstract Information on Cultural and Creative Institutions with “Artist” and “Ordinary People” Positioning

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