Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights

Luis Enrique García-Pérez

Ismael Castillo-Ortiz

Memorable gastro-tourism experiences: A systematic literature review

难忘的美食旅游体验：系统性文献综述

• Uses the panel data before, during and after the first wave of COVID-19 in Korea. • Investigates browsing behavior across global and domestic travel mobile apps. • Offers implications for travel businesses for recovery from the COVID-19 recession.

Hwang Kim

Xiao Yi

Xiaoyan Luo

Lisa C. Wan

A silver lining of tourism stagnation

旅游业停滞中的一线希望

With over 40 million annual tourists visiting wineries, wine tourism is becoming an important source of revenue for wine businesses and local communities to preserve heritage in rural regions. It is perceived as a strategy to increase economic and social sustainability. Two cross-sectional surveys in France and Italy explored the interest of 1205 young adults and the influence of individual features on sustainable wine tourism intention. Two scenarios with differently framed environmental information were tested through a mock winery webpage. Wine involvement, environmental attitude, perceived behavioural control were identified as core traits prompting young adults to experience sustainable wine tourism. The adoption of co-compatible practices and winery commitment in preserving biodiversity emerged as more attractive than a sustainability certification.

Riccardo Vecchio

Azzurra Annunziata

Tatiana Bouzdine-Chameeva

How to promote sustainable wine tourism: Insights from Italian and French young adults

如何促进可持续葡萄酒旅游：来自意大利和法国年轻人的见解

Nichola Booth

Try before you fly: Perspectives of parents and their children with disabilities on a natural environment teaching airport event. An exploratory study

先试飞再启航：残疾儿童及其家长对自然环境教学机场活动的看法。一项探索性研究

Aida Galiano Martínez

Juan Manuel Martín-Alvarez

Miguel Angel Del Arco Osuna

Lara Mata Martínez

Evaluating the COVID−19 impact on tourism and access routes to Spain: A counterfactual analysis

评估新冠疫情对西班牙旅游业及入境路线的影响：反事实分析

José Antonio Donaire Benito

Konstantina Zerva

From overtourism to overall-mobility

从过度旅游到全面流动

Mitchell Lewis Horrocks

Adrian Gepp

James Todd

Bruce James Vanstone

Pandemic borders and expenditure impact: Intervention and forecasting insights from Australia

Abbreviation	Ann. Tour. Res. Empir. Insight
Journal Impact	3.95
Quartiles(Global)	HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM(Q1)

ISSN	2666-9579
h-index	13

Publication Information	Publisher: Elsevier B.V.，Publishing cycle: ，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: Yes
Basic data	Year of publication: 2020，Proportion of original research papers: 0.00%，Self Citation Rate:5.00%， Gold OA Rate: 100.00%
Journal Fees	$1700Details
Average review cycle	网友分享经验：15 Weeks

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Memorable gastro-tourism experiences: A systematic literature review

A silver lining of tourism stagnation

How to promote sustainable wine tourism: Insights from Italian and French young adults

Try before you fly: Perspectives of parents and their children with disabilities on a natural environment teaching airport event. An exploratory study

Evaluating the COVID−19 impact on tourism and access routes to Spain: A counterfactual analysis

From overtourism to overall-mobility

Pandemic borders and expenditure impact: Intervention and forecasting insights from Australia

Evaluating the COVID−19 impact on tourism and access routes to Spain: A counterfactual analysis

Charting a research agenda for micromobility and tourism

Try before you fly: Perspectives of parents and their children with disabilities on a natural environment teaching airport event. An exploratory study