... 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...

... services. Noel Scott can be contacted at: noel.scott@griffith.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Attention Consumer behaviour Emotion Psychophysiological methods Tourism experiences Hedonic consumption A number of authors have noted the development...

... in the hotel industry. Such knowledge is invaluable to academics and hotel decision makers, especially because the research provides specific insights on the manner in which attitudes change in consumers. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Tourism Hotel industry Consumer behaviour Social...

... United Kingdom Hospitality Branding Advertising Consumer behaviour Railways Nostalgia Image Hospitality organizations differentiate themselves from their competition through a distinctive brand image that potential customers associate with a widely understood set of symbols and concepts...

... on different types of social media web sites, categorized by Bronner and de Hoog (2011) into three main types, all of which are used by travel‐information seekers: Tourism Hospitality Consumer behaviour Social networking sites Image Validation Social media Marketing Internet Traditional...

... as a result of developments in technology, changing tourist consumer behavior, increase in new tourism destinations and the growing competition amongst different destinations (Molina et al., 2010). Nevertheless, because of the intangibility of tourism products, promotional materials are vital...

... customer satisfaction and strengthens the case for more rigorous and conclusive research. Hadyn Ingram can be contacted at: hingram@yourclearadvantage.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Hospitality Tourism Consumer behaviour Marketing Image Perception On the face...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Hotels 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...

...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...

... Publishing Limited 2013 Film Tourism Marketing Consumer behaviour Film‐induced tourism Destination marketing Destination marketing organizations Tourism behaviour is affected by myriad influences, some of which are more obvious than others. Goeldner and Ritchie (2009) suggest...

..., and the falling price of coffee machines allows quality coffee 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...

...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...

... development Consumer behaviour Quality standards This paper aims to share the opinion of international event industry practitioners on the question “will sustainability change the business model of the event industry”. The paper provides an overview of the current perceived, and the future...

...@bournemouth.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Green Environmental management Supply chain management Food industry Consumer behaviour Green procurement, in this case of food, would seem to be a fairly simple concept. It would involve developing supply chains that delivered goods...

... of a film. Tourism Film Consumer behaviour Film tourism, and the broader area of tourism and the media, has grown as an area of academic popularity as evidenced by journal special issues (for example: Tourism Culture and Communication, 6(3), 2006; Tourist Studies, 6(1), 2006...

..., please refer to the American Gaming Association's Annual State of the States Report, available at: www.americangaming.org Gaming Betting Casinos Marketing Consumer behaviour United States of America Historically, a large part of the research on the gaming industry has focused on problem...

..., 25 years later, even some of Levitt's strongest proponents concede that the “new” global reality that Levitt foresaw never did manifest itself, at least not to any great extent. Casinos Marketing Culture Consumer behaviour Macau As of 2007, nearly half of the casinos in the world were...

...; today it is 14.8 per 100,000 (Cabinet Office, 2004). Richard C. 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...

..., cancer, road fatalities, suicides, work accidents, etc.). It is the second cause of death in France. Alcoholic drinks Consumption Public health Consumer behaviour France Allamani et al. (2000) distinguished between “wet” and “dry” cultures. In wet cultures, the general...

... as a whole. […] gone are the days when young girls used to cook like their mothers, nowadays they drink like their fathers. Alcoholic drinks Consumption Young adults Culture Consumer behaviour United Kingdom The moderate consumption of alcohol is an accepted facilitator of social...