Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing is 17. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the psychological needs of tourists: implications for the travel and tourism industry75
#StayHome today so we can #TravelTomorrow: tourism destinations’ digital marketing strategies during the Covid-19 pandemic74
Innovative marketing strategies for the successful construction of drone food delivery services: Merging TAM with TPB73
Emerging rural tourism in China’s current tourism industry and tourist behaviors: the case of Anji County65
Predicting the revisit intention of volunteer tourists using the merged model between the theory of planned behavior and norm activation model62
Online tourism destination image: components, information sources, and incongruence56
Hotel of the future: exploring the attributes of a smart hotel adopting a mixed-methods approach54
Revenge travel: nostalgia and desire for leisure travel post COVID-1952
Exploring how live streaming affects immediate buying behavior and continuous watching intention: A multigroup analysis50
Green hotels: the state of green hotel research and future prospects48
The role of extraordinary sensory experiences in shaping destination brand love: an empirical study48
Investigation of perceived risks and their outcome variables in the context of robotic restaurants41
Inspiration and wellness tourism: the role of cognitive appraisal34
Sustainable development for small island tourism: developing slow tourism in the Caribbean33
Central bank digital currency as a payment method for tourists: application of the theory of planned behavior to digital Yuan/Won/Dollar choice31
A digital response system to mitigate overtourism. The case of Dubrovnik31
Anthropomorphism and OTA chatbot adoption: a mixed methods study30
What motivates your environmentally sustainable stay? Exploration of the underlying mechanism of consumers’ intentions to use green peer-to-peer accommodations30
The extended self-identify- based electric product adoption model and airline business strategy: A new theoretical framework for green technology products29
Multi-experiences in the art performance tourism: Integrating experience economy model with flow theory29
Authentic food experiences bring us back to the past: an investigation of a local food night market29
Predictors of willingness to pay a price premium for hotels’ water-saving initiatives29
Analyzing cultural tourism promotion on Instagram: a cross-cultural perspective29
Storytelling by medical tourism agents and its effect on trust and behavioral intention27
Understanding beach tourists’ environmentally responsible behaviors: an extended value-attitude-behavior model27
Exploring the relationship between servicescape, place attachment, and intention to recommend accommodations marketed through sharing economy platforms27
A comparative study on the motivated consumer innovativeness of drone food delivery services before and after the outbreak of COVID-1927
Examining honeymoon tourist behavior: multidimensional quality, fantasy, and destination relational value26
Understanding online travel communities: a literature review and future research directions in hospitality and tourism26
Cognitive appraisal theory, memorable tourism experiences, and family cohesion in rural travel26
Social media activation of pro-environmental personal norms: an exploration of informational, normative and emotional linkages to personal norm activation25
Spiritual tourism for psychotherapeutic healing post COVID-1925
Craving better health? Influence of socio-political conformity and health consciousness on goal-directed rural-eco tourism25
Customer views on comprehensive green hotel selection attributes and analysis of importance-performance24
Understanding the social identity, motivations, and sustainable behaviour among backpackers: a clustering approach24
Does a virtual trip evoke travelers’ nostalgia and derive intentions to visit the destination, a similar destination, and share?: Nostalgia-motivated tourism24
Self-check-in kiosk quality and airline non-contact service maximization: how to win air traveler satisfaction and loyalty in the post-pandemic world?23
Risk perception, media exposure, and visitor’s behavior responses to Florida Red Tide23
“I’m here for recovery”: the eudaimonic wellness experiences at the Le Monastère des Augustines Wellness hotel23
Exploring the crowding-satisfaction relationship of skiers: the role of social behavior and experiences21
Thailand tourism: a systematic review21
Understanding the influence of “feeling at home” on healthcare travelers’ well-being: a comparison of Airbnb and hotel homescapes21
Examining the sensory impressions, value perception, and behavioral responses of tourists: the case of floating markets in Thailand20
Are you ready for a contactless future? A multi-group analysis of experience, delight, customer equity, and trust based on the Technology Readiness Index 2.020
Communicating mega events on Twitter: implications for destination marketing20
Host-guest relations and destination image: compensatory effects, impression management, and implications for tourism recovery19
How to create tourists’ enjoyment? critical factors and strategic configurations for cultural and creative tourists’ enjoyment19
Investigating residents’ support for Muslim tourism: the application of IGSCA-SEM and fsQCA18
Cultivating and disseminating a festival image: the case of the Qingdao International Beer Festival18
Exploring destination advocacy behavior in a virtual travel community18
Longing for the heritage treasure: reconnecting the self and the heritage site through nostalgic reminiscences and psychological ownership18
How event information is trusted and shared on social media: a uses and gratification perspective17
Investigating visitor attitudes towards the reopening of a theme park: an application of the push-pull-mooring model17
A bittersweet experience! The effect of mixed emotions on business tourists’ revisit intentions17
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