TMS ALGARVE 2013, November 13 - November 16Tourism experiences inevitably evoke affective consumer reactions i.e. pleasure or displeasure. Their impacts on consumer satisfaction and emotional attachment to places in a tourism, leisure or recreational context are subsequently of crucial importance in tourism marketing. Earlier research on this topic shows that the stimulus of an affective tourism experience may extend far beyond short-term effects such as satisfaction. Therefore, long-term customer relationships i.e. attachment have to be investigated more closely, especially with respect to the interrelationships among influencing factors.WirtschaftInformationstechnologie und Informationsmanagemen
poster abstractResearch has highlighted the natural relationship between tourism and the concepts of...
Previous work on tourists' positive and negative affect has mainly used cross-sectional data. Conseq...
Tourism studies have experienced significant advances through the intersection of theories develope...
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Place attachment, referring to the affective links between people and places, is an important concep...
Place attachment has recently become a research topic of interestas a relevant concept in understand...
Place attachment is significant in tourism marketing as it influences revisit intentions and destina...
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This study examines the tourist/destination relationship, in particular the emotional dimension of t...
Building an emotional connection with tourists and creating an attachment to the destination is esse...
Tourists’ affective experiences are important in a variety of contexts as their influence goes beyon...
Purpose – This paper aims to present a content analysis of two major constructs among tourism settin...
This study seeks to heighten an appreciation of the multiple aspects of satisfaction by considering ...
10th annual conference, Bordeaux, France, American Association of Wine Economics, AAWETourism experi...
For years, the central tenet in consumer research has assumed a highly rational model of consumer be...
poster abstractResearch has highlighted the natural relationship between tourism and the concepts of...
Previous work on tourists' positive and negative affect has mainly used cross-sectional data. Conseq...
Tourism studies have experienced significant advances through the intersection of theories develope...
Tourism is all about places and people. Tourism and places are a relation to be explained under the ...
Place attachment, referring to the affective links between people and places, is an important concep...
Place attachment has recently become a research topic of interestas a relevant concept in understand...
Place attachment is significant in tourism marketing as it influences revisit intentions and destina...
This study develops a model based on the developmental theory of place attachment. The model conside...
This study examines the tourist/destination relationship, in particular the emotional dimension of t...
Building an emotional connection with tourists and creating an attachment to the destination is esse...
Tourists’ affective experiences are important in a variety of contexts as their influence goes beyon...
Purpose – This paper aims to present a content analysis of two major constructs among tourism settin...
This study seeks to heighten an appreciation of the multiple aspects of satisfaction by considering ...
10th annual conference, Bordeaux, France, American Association of Wine Economics, AAWETourism experi...
For years, the central tenet in consumer research has assumed a highly rational model of consumer be...
poster abstractResearch has highlighted the natural relationship between tourism and the concepts of...
Previous work on tourists' positive and negative affect has mainly used cross-sectional data. Conseq...
Tourism studies have experienced significant advances through the intersection of theories develope...