... idealized norms and performative practices in family tourism. Positioning a family vacation as an offering or surprise for the children is distinct from previous research, which suggests family vacations are co-created. Children of all ages experience tourism-related stresses and anxieties. Practical...

... reveals that matrilineal influence on family tourism among migrant Filipinos in New Zealand is strong and culturally influenced. Further studies may be done with families from other cultures and families. From a practical perspective, the findings suggest the importance of marketing tourism or hospitality...

... to an increase in over time of children’s involvement in family tourism-related choices (Calvert, 2008). This is because children are becoming more informed and experienced consumers compared to the past (Gram, 2007), a process due to a growth of children-oriented channels on media which have increased...