Tourist pro-environmental behaviour: The role of environmental image of destination and daily behaviour

Bilynets, Iana; Cvelbar, Ljubica Knežević

doi:10.1016/j.annale.2022.100070

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“…Environmental image is a competitive advantage of the destination (Mihalič, 2000), but very few studies link image to the tourists' pro-environmental behaviour (e.g. Bilynets & Knezevic Cvelbar, 2022;Lee & Jeong, 2018;Su & Swanson, 2019;Zhang et al, 2021). Image or visual cues are likely to influence behaviour through communicating social norms (Keizer et al, 2008) or by increasing processing fluency-for example, natural destinations are perceived as more sustainable than urban destinations simply because tourists receive more cues related to the environment (Hanks et al, 2016).…”

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“…Image or visual cues are likely to influence behaviour through communicating social norms (Keizer et al, 2008) or by increasing processing fluency-for example, natural destinations are perceived as more sustainable than urban destinations simply because tourists receive more cues related to the environment (Hanks et al, 2016). The same factors that contribute to a positive environmental image also facilitate pro-environmental behaviours at the destination (Bilynets et al, 2021;Bilynets & Knezevic Cvelbar, 2022;Kollmuss & Agyeman, 2002).…”

Section: Pro-environmental Behaviour In Green Vs Grey Destinationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In tourism, contextual factors have an even greater influence. When a person switches from a daily to a tourism environment, their behaviour changes, and usually becomes worse (Barr et al, 2010;Bilynets & Knezevic Cvelbar, 2022;Miller et al, 2015).…”

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“…Situational factors are external to the individual-such as the cost of pro-environmental behaviour and competing goals (Steg & Vlek, 2009)-and depend on the physical and social environment of the destination (Corraliza & Berenguer, 2000), as well as public commitments, feedback, rewards, barriers and norms (Schultz et al, 1995). For example, a destination's level of social responsibility affects tourists' pro-environmental behaviours through the mediation of emotions and tourist-destination identification and a destination's environmental image positively affects tourists' intrinsic motivation and selfreported pro-environmental behaviours at the destination (Bilynets & Knezevic Cvelbar, 2022;Lee & Jeong, 2018). Cultural factors include society-based motivations that are common to tourists from a particular group-a specific set of values, beliefs, and worldviews, that define one's relationship with the environment.…”

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“…2.1 Pro-environmental behaviour in everyday vs. holiday context The first main way in which the context affects pro-environmental behaviour is the difference between everyday and holiday situations (Table 1). Studies comparing home and tourism contexts show that tourists are less likely to engage in pro-environmental behaviours at a destination (Barr et al, 2010;Bilynets & Knezevic Cvelbar, 2022;Juvan & Dolnicar, 2014;Miller et al, 2015). Carr (2002b) suggests that the contrast between the home and destination environment determines how much people engage in hedonic activities while on holiday.…”

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2022

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In this article, we examine the factors that affect the change in tourists' pro-environmental behaviour in different tourism contexts. First, based on existing research and pilot interviews, we identified contextual dichotomies that influence tourist behaviour: routine-holiday, domestic-foreign, and perception of destination as more (“green”) or less environmentally friendly (“grey”). We then used interviews to examine a variety of factors that influence tourists' environmentally friendly behaviour. Our findings suggest that in addition to personal factors such as environmental values, attitudes, and habits, the destination context also influences tourist behaviour through facilitating conditions, tourist identity and culture, and visual cues that convey social norms related to the destination's environmental friendliness.

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The evolution of pro‐environmental behavior research in three decades using bibliometric analysis

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2024

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Pro‐environmental behavior plays a pivotal role in mitigating adverse environmental conditions like climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, the current study aims to demonstrate the evolution of pro‐environmental behavior research and determine the emerging areas of this research field. This study employs a bibliometric approach encompassing temporal, co‐word, citation, and bibliographic coupling analyses using SciMAT and VOS Viewer to analyze 1824 articles extracted from Scopus, spanning the period from 1993 to 2022. The findings of bibliometric analysis reveal that (i) After the introduction of sustainable development goals, the research on pro‐environmental behavior has considerably evolved and gained enormous diversity, (ii) the predominant research themes include ecotourism, sustainable consumption behavior, and corporate social responsibility, (iii) green behavior and green marketing are the two significant emerging research areas. This study would facilitate research practitioners and academicians in comprehending evolving trends and identifying avenues for future research.

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Past behaviour intentions, present normative beliefs, and future customer loyalty

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2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Tourists are often motivated by a desire to reduce their impact on the environment and support local communities. By understanding the motivations and preferences of different types of tourists, destinations can tailor their offerings to attract and retain a diverse range of visitors. This study aims to determine if tourists who are attracted to the natural environment in a destination are more likely to engage in sustainable behaviors. It also explores whether easy access to information on sustainability influences decision‐making when traveling. The article raises the question of whether post‐pandemic tourists seek sustainable destinations due to both internal motivations and external influences. This article examines the convergence of pull‐push tourist motivations in sustainable destination preferences post‐pandemic. Using data from 12,101 Eurobarometer 2021 respondents from the TOP 12 countries with high pro‐environmental attitudes, the study found a confirmation of sustainable behaviors among European citizens. Future research directions and limitations are discussed.

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Tourist pro-environmental behaviour: The role of environmental image of destination and daily behaviour

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The evolution of pro‐environmental behavior research in three decades using bibliometric analysis

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