Browsing by Subject "tourist behavior"
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Determinants of visitor pro-environmental intentions on two small greek islands: Is ecotourism possible at coastal protected areas?
(2012)A relatively under-researched question is whether there is a possibility of influencing environmentally aware tourists regarding ecotourism at destinations that continue to develop under a pattern of mass 'seaside' tourism. ... -
Experiential food tourism in Greece: the case of Central Greece
(2022)Many touristic enterprises organize and offer staged experiences in order to achieve client sustainability. The present study aims to examine in which extent the environment aesthetics, emotions, experiential participation, ... -
Investigating Tourists’ Revisit Proxies: The Key Role of Destination Loyalty and Its Dimensions
(2019)Literature in tourism marketing has focused on understanding tourists’ revisit patterns, mostly through its proxies (i.e., destination loyalty, past visitation, intention to revisit). Interestingly, however, consensus has ... -
Linking the dots among destination images, place attachment, and revisit intentions: A study among British and Russian tourists
(2017)Limited evidence suggests that the incorporation of both image components (cognitive, affective, and conative) and holistic image is meaningful for predicting tourists’ revisit intentions. Extending this line of research, ... -
Spatial inequalities of tourist activity in Greece: a Shift-Share analysis
(2021)This paper builds on Shift-Share analysis and aims to provide a methodological framework for studying the inequalities of Greek regions in the tourism industry. The method applied to yearly data of overnight stays, both ... -
Towards sustainable spa tourism activities in Greece
(2009)Thermal (Spa) tourism in Greece has been developed since the beginning of the 19th century thanks to numerous significant thermal springs spread all over the country. After having reached its time of prosperity during '50s, ...