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The paradox of attraction: unveiling the dynamics of tourist motivation and impact perception at a dark heritage site through mixed-method approach
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European Business Review
European Business Review (2024) 36 (6): 1015–1041.
Published: 31 May 2024
... of negative tourism impacts did not significantly affect tourist loyalty, contrary to some previous research. Practical implications This study informs stakeholders about tourists’ cognitive and affective responses at a dark tourism site, aiding in the planning and development of sustainable tourism...
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Dark marketing: ghost in the machine or skeleton in the cupboard?
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European Business Review
European Business Review (2012) 24 (3): 196–215.
Published: 27 April 2012
... violation of the social exchange means […] consumers will take personal offense. They'll leave the bank angry and spend hours complaining to their friends about this awful bank. After all, this was a relationship framed as a social exchange. Although the formal study of dark tourism has been around...
