... it difficult to see how co-living environments facilitate behavioral transmission within short-term tourist communities. Throughout this paper, the term co-living communities is used consistently to refer to these short-term residential groups. Social Exchange Theory (SET), first introduced...

...Ke Wang; Su Zhang Purpose Integrating Social Exchange Theory (SET) with place identity, this study investigates place identity shapes how residents perceived community resilience in ethnic tourism destinations. It examines the mediating roles of both attitudinal support for tourism development...

... literature by providing a model that shows how perceived value and app commitment can determine whether a restaurant or a customer will continue to use FDAs in the long-term. The social exchange theory states that stakeholders will enter and maintain exchange relationships that maximize...

... regions. Using the social exchange theory (SET) and the cognitive appraisal theory (CAT) as the theoretical baseline for exploring the residents’ cultural perception of dark tourism development and promotion. The purpose of this study is twofold: first, to comprehend the residents’ perspectives about...

... rights only Ambidextrous leadership Innovative work behavior Employee voice behavior Employee moral identity Social exchange theory The Pakistani hotel and restaurant industry, a vital sector of the nation's service economy, is in the midst of a profound transformation (Hasni et al...

...Saeid Abbasian; Gustaf Onn; Denice Nordberg Purpose This paper aims at from the perspective of the social exchange theory (SET) gaining an understanding of how promotion of halal concept in Sweden is perceived by Swedish hoteliers. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-methods approach has been...