Social media have emerged as a game changer for tourism by empowering consumers to collectively approve or oppose organizational behaviors. When consumers rise against organizations, social media storms (SMSs) can be an outcome. This research proposes a conceptual framework to help tourism organizations understand SMSs and to guide more effective decision making. Contextualized by a case study of the Copenhagen Zoo, it is shown how and why SMSs are an expression of negative consumer empowerment that brings challenges as well as opportunities. As demonstrated, an SMS can lead to a helix for value creation for the organization, consumers, and society
Smartphone technology has changed the scope of onsite travel behaviors and photographing practices. ...
This paper presents a study that explores consumers’ experiences with technology-assisted service en...
In recent years, social media has become more advanced, providing travelers with various opportuniti...
Social media has transformed the way tourism-related information is generated and distributed. While...
Social media has dramatically changed the way in which people communicate, socialise, and build rela...
Extensive spread of the Internet and speedy technological advancement have revolutionized all indust...
Understanding the elements influencing negative sentiments about tourists is critical to the underst...
Social media are gaining prominence as an element of destination marketing organisation (DMO) market...
With the rise of social media platforms and the phenomenon of social mediainfluencers, consumer beha...
Social media is gaining popularity as a rich and important source of knowledge about customers and m...
The tourism industry is highly susceptible to various forms of risks operating in the industry that ...
Around the globe, sensitive nature destinations suffer from media-mediated mass tourism. Especially,...
Social media provides customers and businesses of modern times with an unprecedented growth in ways ...
The study reported in this paper explores consumers’ experiences with technology-assisted service en...
With the advent of Web 2.0, social media have emerged as new spaces of hybrid interaction, comprisin...
Smartphone technology has changed the scope of onsite travel behaviors and photographing practices. ...
This paper presents a study that explores consumers’ experiences with technology-assisted service en...
In recent years, social media has become more advanced, providing travelers with various opportuniti...
Social media has transformed the way tourism-related information is generated and distributed. While...
Social media has dramatically changed the way in which people communicate, socialise, and build rela...
Extensive spread of the Internet and speedy technological advancement have revolutionized all indust...
Understanding the elements influencing negative sentiments about tourists is critical to the underst...
Social media are gaining prominence as an element of destination marketing organisation (DMO) market...
With the rise of social media platforms and the phenomenon of social mediainfluencers, consumer beha...
Social media is gaining popularity as a rich and important source of knowledge about customers and m...
The tourism industry is highly susceptible to various forms of risks operating in the industry that ...
Around the globe, sensitive nature destinations suffer from media-mediated mass tourism. Especially,...
Social media provides customers and businesses of modern times with an unprecedented growth in ways ...
The study reported in this paper explores consumers’ experiences with technology-assisted service en...
With the advent of Web 2.0, social media have emerged as new spaces of hybrid interaction, comprisin...
Smartphone technology has changed the scope of onsite travel behaviors and photographing practices. ...
This paper presents a study that explores consumers’ experiences with technology-assisted service en...
In recent years, social media has become more advanced, providing travelers with various opportuniti...