Savouring tourist experiences after a holiday

Filep, Sebastian; Cao, Dân; Jiang, Min; DeLacy, Terry

doi:10.1080/14927713.2013.842731

Cited by 38 publications

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“…Joy has also been found to be a key dimension of peak experience (Mathes, Zevon, Roter, & Joerger, 1982). In Filep et al's (2013) study, joy was the most relished feeling and was linked with experiences that involved viewing natural scenery.…”

Section: Broaden-and-build Theory Of Positive Emotionsmentioning

confidence: 89%

Spillover effect, positive emotions and savouring processes: Airbnb guests’ perspective

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The present study examines spillover from being at home versus away in terms of activities undertaken during on-site Airbnb experiences. This study also integrates the positive psychology concept of savouring by examining the positive emotions savoured by guests based on broadenand-build theory as well as the savouring processes used when recalling their recent Airbnb experiences. The findings show that informants undertook similar activities while staying at an Airbnb and while at home. The most common positive emotion savoured by guests when remembering their Airbnb experiences was joy, with a homey feeling eliciting this emotion. Location, togetherness and a homey feeling were identified as the dominant factors that intensified informants' savouring of their Airbnb experiences.

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Section: Broaden-and-build Theory Of Positive Emotionsmentioning

confidence: 89%

Spillover effect, positive emotions and savouring processes: Airbnb guests’ perspective

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“…On one level, extended leisure experiences provide participants a context for savoring a primary activity (Filep, Cao, Jiang, & DeLacy, 2013). Extended leisure experiences also provide a context for bringing new meaning to the primary activity by refocusing participants' attention to specific incidents (Patterson, Williams, Watson, & Roggenbuck, 1998).…”

Section: Properties Of Extended Leisure Experiencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Extended Leisure Experiences: A Sociological Conceptualization

Scott

Harmon

2016

Leisure Sciences

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“…Post-trip, tourists often engage in past-oriented imagery processing to savour their holiday memories (Filep, Cao, Jiang, & DeLacy, 2013;Wu, Pearce, & Dong, 2017) and create their own stories and fantasies around their past experiences (Alonso & O'Neill, 2012;Laing & Crouch, 2009). Such a recollection and reconstruction process of past holiday experiences determines tourist revisit intentions, word-of-mouth and purchase decisions of destination-related products ( Kim & Jang, 2016;Lakshmanan & Krishnan, 2009;Yin et al, 2017).…”

Section: Experiential Marketing For Tourist Experience Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%