Add to ORKGThe current study conceptualises hedonic binging and examines its impact on tourists’ desire and intention to engage in indulgent travel consumption. Across a pilot and two main studies (N=708), an online survey was self-administered to respondents who had patronised a luxury hotel/resort while on vacation. Theoretically, the proposed decision-making framework gives researchers more insight into hedonic binging in the tourism context. Managerially, the proposed impulsive-compulsive continuum helps practitioners to identify and address indulgence-seeking tourist segments
Background and aims Impulsivity has consistently been associated with over-consumption and addiction...
A central question in consumer research is how consumers make purchase decisions. Prior research has...
Marketing research on indulgent consumption: Exploring its faces and role on well-being. Indulgence ...
More and more, consumers are indulging in products and services purely for their hedonic benefits. T...
Recent popular press suggests that ‘binge flying’ constitutes a new site of behavioural addiction. W...
In marketing theory, hedonic pursuits are often associated with negatively perceived consumer traits...
The academic discourse on hedonism as a feature of travel motivation has largely focussed upon devia...
Understanding consumers’ psychology and revisit intentions are important to destination management. ...
Most practical interventions the tourism industry deploys to make tourists behave in more environmen...
Consumption of hospitality products and services is often driven by hedonic motivations. However, th...
Hedonism – the pursuit of pleasure, enjoyment, or fun – might sound like a strange way to tackle bin...
Purpose: Although experiential consumption has received some attention from tourism and hospitality ...
We live in a “binge consuming” culture. Indeed, a certain compulsion to consume seems to characteriz...
Whereas hedonic consumption is often labeled as impulsive, findings from self-licensing research sug...
Many travel-related products and services are hedonically driven consumption. However, the hedonic ...
Background and aims Impulsivity has consistently been associated with over-consumption and addiction...
A central question in consumer research is how consumers make purchase decisions. Prior research has...
Marketing research on indulgent consumption: Exploring its faces and role on well-being. Indulgence ...
More and more, consumers are indulging in products and services purely for their hedonic benefits. T...
Recent popular press suggests that ‘binge flying’ constitutes a new site of behavioural addiction. W...
In marketing theory, hedonic pursuits are often associated with negatively perceived consumer traits...
The academic discourse on hedonism as a feature of travel motivation has largely focussed upon devia...
Understanding consumers’ psychology and revisit intentions are important to destination management. ...
Most practical interventions the tourism industry deploys to make tourists behave in more environmen...
Consumption of hospitality products and services is often driven by hedonic motivations. However, th...
Hedonism – the pursuit of pleasure, enjoyment, or fun – might sound like a strange way to tackle bin...
Purpose: Although experiential consumption has received some attention from tourism and hospitality ...
We live in a “binge consuming” culture. Indeed, a certain compulsion to consume seems to characteriz...
Whereas hedonic consumption is often labeled as impulsive, findings from self-licensing research sug...
Many travel-related products and services are hedonically driven consumption. However, the hedonic ...
Background and aims Impulsivity has consistently been associated with over-consumption and addiction...
A central question in consumer research is how consumers make purchase decisions. Prior research has...
Marketing research on indulgent consumption: Exploring its faces and role on well-being. Indulgence ...