Today, traveling is a part of most people’s lives. It is known that traveling has many different effects, such as economic and environmental. However, it is less discussed how much tourism affects the social aspects. This study will discuss the behavior of tourists when they visit a destination, and how it affects the local community, and therefore affects the social carrying capacity of the host destination. Social carrying capacity is a relatively new concept, that focuses on the locals’ attitude and tolerance of tourists and tourism. This study will discuss social carrying capacity, tourist behavior and the host community. Through qualitative interviews, we have obtained various stories about how locals at tourist destinations experience...
Due to the intensity of the impact that tourists’ environmental behavior has on the destination env...
This paper describes an empirical research project undertaken to address a significant gap in the to...
This paper starts from the idea that tourism is an encounter of at least two non-homogeneous populat...
Today, traveling is a part of most people’s lives. It is known that traveling has many different eff...
Tourism is an inherently social phenomenon Tourists travel with others and experience places and cul...
© 2017 by Emerald Publishing Limited. Consumer behavior in tourism (CBT) is an interdisciplinary fie...
The ambiguous effect of cultural distance on travel attitude and tourist behaviours has long been de...
Research on local perceptions of tourism impacts is important to enhance the growth and the sustaina...
Tourism attracts academic attention as a phenomenon and by the sheer diversity of subject areas invo...
Understanding the social impacts of tourism on communities is extremely important for government at ...
This paper aims to assess the value of impact perceptions as an indicator of social carrying capacit...
Studying the nature of consumer behavior, in particular the behavior of tourists, has always been ra...
In the field of travel and tourism, scholars with interest in consumer behaviour studies have explor...
ABSTRACT: In our study of the "perceptions-attitudes-behaviours" sequence, we explain how resident p...
Tourist-host social contact, as a unique type of social contact, is not getting sufficient attention...
Due to the intensity of the impact that tourists’ environmental behavior has on the destination env...
This paper describes an empirical research project undertaken to address a significant gap in the to...
This paper starts from the idea that tourism is an encounter of at least two non-homogeneous populat...
Today, traveling is a part of most people’s lives. It is known that traveling has many different eff...
Tourism is an inherently social phenomenon Tourists travel with others and experience places and cul...
© 2017 by Emerald Publishing Limited. Consumer behavior in tourism (CBT) is an interdisciplinary fie...
The ambiguous effect of cultural distance on travel attitude and tourist behaviours has long been de...
Research on local perceptions of tourism impacts is important to enhance the growth and the sustaina...
Tourism attracts academic attention as a phenomenon and by the sheer diversity of subject areas invo...
Understanding the social impacts of tourism on communities is extremely important for government at ...
This paper aims to assess the value of impact perceptions as an indicator of social carrying capacit...
Studying the nature of consumer behavior, in particular the behavior of tourists, has always been ra...
In the field of travel and tourism, scholars with interest in consumer behaviour studies have explor...
ABSTRACT: In our study of the "perceptions-attitudes-behaviours" sequence, we explain how resident p...
Tourist-host social contact, as a unique type of social contact, is not getting sufficient attention...
Due to the intensity of the impact that tourists’ environmental behavior has on the destination env...
This paper describes an empirical research project undertaken to address a significant gap in the to...
This paper starts from the idea that tourism is an encounter of at least two non-homogeneous populat...