Understanding international and domestic travel intention of Indian travellers during COVID-19 using a Bayesian approach

Das, Sitanshu Sekhar; Tiwari, Aviral Kumar

doi:10.1080/02508281.2020.1830341

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“…The results confirm the study of Indian domestic and international travelers’ intention to fly during COVID-19. 25 This shows that severity of COVID-19 itself is the key driver of people mobility and that is the reason Chinese students are willing to return back from Germany. Interestingly, the perception about COVID-19 and personal control has a significant negative relationship with their willingness to return to China.…”

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Willingness of Chinese, Studying in Germany to Fly Back to China Due to Their Risk Perception About COVID-19

Xuguang¹,

Ahmad²,

Rehman³

et al. 2021

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Purpose In this study, we aimed to examine the risk perception of Chinese students studying in Germany, which is the country fifth-most affected by COVID-19 in the world, who wish to return to China. Patients and Methods After controlling the COVID-19 situation in the country, China reopened the entire country, including Wuhan, which was the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. A well-structured questionnaire was sent to Chinese students through a WeChat survey, a special feature within this mobile application, similar to Google Docs. The link was sent to 2000 students studying in Germany, and we received 1232 responses. Results The study found that the majority of Chinese students are willing to come back to China, considering the current risk of COVID-19 in Germany. A higher mortality rate influences their wish to return to China. Additionally, the special family size of “One Child” in the family also a key driver of Chinese student’s wish to get back home. Conclusion This study provides useful information to policymakers to implement proactive measures to manage students who want to return to China, as they may be the cause of the second wave of COVID-19 in China.

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Willingness of Chinese, Studying in Germany to Fly Back to China Due to Their Risk Perception About COVID-19

Xuguang¹,

Ahmad²,

Rehman³

et al. 2021

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“…Pandemi sürecinde yapılan risk algısı ve seyahat davranışı çalışmaları incelendiğinde, Covid-19 bulaşma ve öldürücülüğüne ilişkin ciddiyet algısı yüksek çıkan turistlerin seyahat niyetlerinin olumsuz etkilendiği görülmüştür. Ancak turistlerin kişisel farmakolojik olmayan yöntemlerle hastalıktan korunmaya çalıştıkları, bu yöntemlerin bulaşma ve enfeksiyon riskini bir nebze düşürüp seyahat niyetini olumlu etkilediği saptanmıştır (Das ve Tiwari 2020). Hastalık riskinin Covid-19 Pandemisi Sürecinde Seyahatten Kaçınma Niyetinin Karmaşıklık Bakış Açısı ile Analizi turistleri hastalık önleyici önlemler almaya yönelttiği ve bu önleyici davranışların seyahat tatmini hissini pekiştirdiği bilinirken (Huang vd.…”

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“…muna özel davranış çalışmaları yapılmaktadır (Cahyanto vd. 2016;Papatheodorou ve Pappas 2017;Das ve Tiwari 2020;Pappas ve Glyptou 2021). Pandemi gibi kriz oluşturan durumların turist davranışına olası etkileri kapsamlı ve derinlemesine incelendikçe tutumların ardında yatan sebepler ortaya çıkarılabilecektir.…”

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Covid-19 Pandemisi Sürecinde Seyahatten Kaçınma Niyetinin Karmaşıklık Bakış Açısı ile Analizi

Kirtil¹,

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Aşkun

2021

Anatolia: Turizm Araştırmaları Dergisi

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“…This article (PMID 32617314) discusses the trajectory in detail about the trajectory in various countries. The reader is referred to 1,3,4,[8][9][10][11][12][14][15][16][17] for recent epidemiological and public health developments on collected data, including the Malaysian data that are analyzed and interpreted in this article. The outcome of their online anonymous survey is summarized in Table 1 through 3.…”

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Structural Zero Data of COVID-19 Discovers Exodus Probabilities

Shanmugam¹,

Singh²

2021

JMDH

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Background Challenges to manage, mitigate, or prevent the COVID-19’s pandemics are felt by medical, healthcare professionals and governing agencies. Health researchers conduct survey among the citizens to capture their opinion on COVID-19. In such surveys like in Hanafiah and Wan (2020), structural-zero (different from sampling zero) category occurs as they question about perception, knowledge, and communication regarding COVID-19. Materials The data were collected in a survey conducted among Malaysians by Hanafiah and Wan regarding COVID-19. The survey focused on people’s response about the public communication, knowledge, and perception. Methods One of the four question categories in the survey is mutually exclusive with the other three questions. Consequently, there will be no entry in that category. Such group is called structurally zero category in the literature. The literature never probed the migrative split to other categories of the unknown proportion belonging to the structural zero category. In this article, the probability-based new and innovative method configures what proportion in that mutually exclusive category and it is the essence of our method. Results The mutually exclusive nature of subquestions manufactured structural zero in their data. A careful analysis of the data has created so far unknown probability concepts in the literature, which we named as “Exodus probabilities” in this article. Its discovery and utility are illustrated and elaborated with application in COVID-19. This methodology is also useful in applications in engineering, epidemiology, marketing, communication networking, etc. Conclusion What is quite novel about the discovery of the exodus probability in this article is the evolution of the concepts from the structural-zero category. In such situation, when a category is eliminated, the proportions of the sample might have uncommunicatively transited to other viable categories and our research question is all about configuring their proportions. This is an innovative approach.

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Understanding international and domestic travel intention of Indian travellers during COVID-19 using a Bayesian approach

Cited by 94 publications

References 76 publications

Willingness of Chinese, Studying in Germany to Fly Back to China Due to Their Risk Perception About COVID-19

Willingness of Chinese, Studying in Germany to Fly Back to China Due to Their Risk Perception About COVID-19

Covid-19 Pandemisi Sürecinde Seyahatten Kaçınma Niyetinin Karmaşıklık Bakış Açısı ile Analizi

Structural Zero Data of COVID-19 Discovers Exodus Probabilities

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