... re-use rights only Sustainable practices Fiji islands Consumer behaviour Green practices Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little. -Admund Burke (Brainy Quote, 2022) The significant environmental impact of global tourism has...

...), “ A reappraisal of the role of emotion in consumer behavior: traditional and contemporary approaches ”, in Malhotra, N. (Ed.), Review of Marketing Research , M.E. Sharpe , London . Kuhl, B.A. and Chun, M.M...

... to drive the message processing via the peripheral route. Tourism Hotel industry Consumer behaviour Social media Persuasion Elaboration likelihood model rich interactions to develop among all participants (e.g. business-to-consumer, consumer-to-consumer); emotions to be conveyed...

... easily be determined before purchase. As such, customers rely heavily on, and are significantly influenced by, recommendations and insights from past customers. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Tourism Hospitality Consumer behaviour Social networking sites Image Validation...

... is shown at Figure 4 . Positive image and perceptions will contribute considerably to consumer behaviour and affect whether consumers buy travel, holiday or hospitality products and services. In these times of ever more speedy communications, reputations can be won or lost very quickly and businesses...

... where they were born or grew up. Louise Hunt can be contacted at: louisehunt7889@hotmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 United Kingdom Hospitality Branding Advertising Consumer behaviour Railways Nostalgia Image Hospitality organizations differentiate...

... Tourism Fiction Books Literature Image Inns Consumer behaviour Modern consumers are bombarded with more and more information from a range of direct and indirect sources. Indirect sources include those which are influenced by leisure and recreational activities, which are undertaken for fun...

... Publishing Limited 2013 Mongolia Consumer behaviour Tourism development Destination marketing Image Perception Marketers Global tourism has seen increased growth and for many countries tourism is considered as one of the key sectors of many economies. However, for many tourists...

... Marketing Consumer behaviour Film‐induced tourism Destination marketing Destination marketing organizations According to Beeton (2005 , p. 11) film‐induced tourism can be defined as the “visitation to sites where movies and TV programmes have been filmed as well as to tours to production...

...Haydn Ingram; Deborah Grieve; Hadyn Ingram; Saloomeh Tabari; Wanthanee Watthanakhomprathip Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between political instability upon destination image and perception and tourism consumer behavior. Design/methodology/approach The paper...

... to be prepared at home, so there is less reason to visit the bars. In addition, attention to a healthy diet has changed consumer behaviour. The quality of the food and drink and the general hygiene have become key issues. Unfortunately cafés did not respond immediately to these societal changes and expectations...

...Damion Crawford Purpose This paper aims to analyze the recovery of the Balinese and Egyptian tourism industries after experiencing terrorist attacks, to see what can be learnt by Caribbean destinations. Design/methodology/approach The paper applies the principles of consumer behaviour...

... is lost to the atmosphere, at some point it will have produced carbon dioxide and contributed to global warming, unless it has been produced from a carbon neutral source. Green Environmental management Supply chain management Food industry Consumer behaviour Fuentes and Carlsson‐Kanyama...

...@sustainableeventsltd.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Sustainability Consumer change ISO 20121 Events industry Sustainable development Consumer behaviour Quality standards Industry practitioners should not wait for there to be a definite demand for sustainability before changing...

... to capitalise on film created visitation desires may be hindered by its location. Overall, it may be concluded that only in exceptional circumstances film‐induced tourism would make a sustained economic contribution to a destination. Tourism Film Consumer behaviour Film tourism, and the broader area...

... are to capitalize on the huge market potential in Asia, they will need to adapt their marketing strategy to accommodate the differences in market conditions and consumer behavior. Choice of games and property revenue mix in Western markets vis‐à‐vis Asia will help establish our case. In stark...

... to begin studying the gaming consumer. This paper provides direction for future study. Stowe Shoemaker can be contacted at: sshoemaker@uh.edu; sshoemaker@wu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Gaming Betting Casinos Marketing Consumer behaviour United States of America...

... implications for the results of previous studies based upon students populations and currently used as models of consumer behaviour across other young adult populations. Half a pint of beer of 3.6% abv […] One 25 ml measure of whisky [spirit] of 40% abv. As Berridge et al. (2007...

... and Melewar, 2006). Nathalie Geraldine Ormrod can be contacted at: n.g.ormrod@mmu.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Alcoholic drinks Consumption Public health Consumer behaviour France Allamani et al. (2000) distinguished between “wet” and “dry” cultures...

.... Warren can be contacted at: r.warren@mmu.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Alcoholism Consumer behaviour Culture United Kingdom This paper will review the new alcohol debate and put it into historical perspective, before outlining the meaning and nature of the new...