... among different parts of the academy when presented with viewpoints that do not appear to coalesce with one’s understanding of “truth”. Originality/value This paper contributes to scholarly debates over the history and future of tourism academia by challenging the academy to reflect critically on its...

... indicate that tourists’ values of openness to change significantly influence “RF” and have no impact on “RA” and attitude toward e-bike-sharing services. Practical implications This study provides valuable insights that complement the existing literature on electric bike sharing and BRT in the context...

... their own personal environmental ethics and values with their customers through the tourism experience. Yet it is not always the business owner that interacts with the customer, the organisations’ employees will also interact with the guest and are thus responsible for communicating the environmental ethics...