Various disciplines have called upon further exploration of stupidity. The issue is pertinent to tourism as well. Stupidity in tourism may occur due to the lack of sound judgment by those involved in tourism, and it can negatively impact tourists themselves, other people, animals, organisations, or destinations. We conceptualise various manifestations of stupidity in tourism by adapting Sternberg's Balanced Theory of Wisdom (2003) and Greenspan's Explanatory Model of Human Foolishness to an Imbalanced Theory of Stupidity (2019). We then view stupid behaviour through a framework developed by Cipolla in the book The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity. The framework places all people on two axes: losses/benefits to themselves and losses/benefits to...
Humour has been widely researched in other academic disciplines; however the topic has almost been o...
This article aims to contribute to the construction of critical thinking on tourism, providing refle...
Research on how individual tourists respond to risk has largely focussed on risk perceptions. This p...
Various disciplines have called upon further exploration of stupidity. The issue is pertinent to tou...
Smart tourism is integral to the concept of smart cities, and existing literature focuses on the app...
This article advances a new analysis of stupidity as a distinctive form of cognitive failing. Sectio...
Studies of how tourists react to unethical incidents in destinations are scarce. Based on an online ...
Electronic guiding tools challenge the future of tourist guides in some settings. In an attempt to g...
AbstractStudies of how tourists react to unethical incidents in destinations are scarce. Based on an...
The paper offers a conceptual discussion of intelligent tourists by firstly addressing the complex c...
In this brief commentary, I trace the ‘development’ of stupidity from human (individual and social) ...
Although it is commonly held that good sense is the most equally distributed of all things, it is ju...
This book is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge about humour in all kinds of tourism settings...
Previous research has disproportionately focused on the positive impacts of travelling abroad experi...
The impacts of tourism, both good and bad, are many and diverse. Responsible tourism has been sugges...
Humour has been widely researched in other academic disciplines; however the topic has almost been o...
This article aims to contribute to the construction of critical thinking on tourism, providing refle...
Research on how individual tourists respond to risk has largely focussed on risk perceptions. This p...
Various disciplines have called upon further exploration of stupidity. The issue is pertinent to tou...
Smart tourism is integral to the concept of smart cities, and existing literature focuses on the app...
This article advances a new analysis of stupidity as a distinctive form of cognitive failing. Sectio...
Studies of how tourists react to unethical incidents in destinations are scarce. Based on an online ...
Electronic guiding tools challenge the future of tourist guides in some settings. In an attempt to g...
AbstractStudies of how tourists react to unethical incidents in destinations are scarce. Based on an...
The paper offers a conceptual discussion of intelligent tourists by firstly addressing the complex c...
In this brief commentary, I trace the ‘development’ of stupidity from human (individual and social) ...
Although it is commonly held that good sense is the most equally distributed of all things, it is ju...
This book is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge about humour in all kinds of tourism settings...
Previous research has disproportionately focused on the positive impacts of travelling abroad experi...
The impacts of tourism, both good and bad, are many and diverse. Responsible tourism has been sugges...
Humour has been widely researched in other academic disciplines; however the topic has almost been o...
This article aims to contribute to the construction of critical thinking on tourism, providing refle...
Research on how individual tourists respond to risk has largely focussed on risk perceptions. This p...