Jul 2026· Journal of tourism, leisure and hospitality· Vol 8· 0 citations· 59 references
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This study investigates the effects of memorable tourism experiences on behavioral intention in heritage tourism. These experiences are expected to affect their tourism-related decisions considerably. To acquire comprehensive information, both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods were employed. It was designed in two phases. In addition to collecting 574 questionnaires in Phase 1, 17 in-depth interviews were conducted in Phase 2 using a mixed-methods approach. Quantitative findings revealed that knowledge, refreshment, hedonism, and meaningfulness had a substantial impact on behavioral intentions. Qualitative findings provided support for knowledge and hedonism. The latter also demonstrated that guided tours in Troy influence tourist experiences and future decisions. These findings are expected to enable practitioners to better comprehend the effects of MTEs on tourists’ behavioral intentions in heritage tourism. Future research could explore relationships between memorable experiences and attributes such as satisfaction or motivation, and compare data from domestic and international visitors.
This study aims to determine the influence of facilities, co-creation experience, and memorable tourism experience on tourists' revisit intention at Arenan Kalikesek, Limbangan District. While the rising number of tourist visits to Arenan Kalikesek Tourism Village indicates growth in tourism activity, this increase doe...
Suci Asiah, Wijang Sakitri· Jurnal Informatika Ekonomi B...· 0 citations
Revisit intention is an important indicator of tourism destination sustainability and competitiveness, particularly as visitors increasingly seek meaningful and experience-based cultural tourism. Galeri Indonesia Kaya (GIK) was selected as the research setting because it represents a digital cultural tourism destinatio...
Nayla Chika, Evi Selvi, Najmah Nur'Aini· Indonesian Journal Economic...· 0 citations
This study examines the impact of smart tourism technology and sustainable tourism on tourists' behavioural intention, with vivid memory as a mediating variable. Earlier studies have investigated smart tourism technology and sustainability separately, but there is a lack of understanding of how these two perspectives i...
H. Semuel, R. Jokom, Trixie Nova Bella Tandijaya et al.· Asia Marketing Journal· 0 citations
Regenerative tourism has gained increasing scholarly attention as it seeks to generate net-positive environmental, cultural and social outcomes. However, empirical research examining tourists’ perceptions and behavioral intentions towards regenerative tourism in tourism destinations remains limited, particularly in...
Purnima Lawaju, Suraj Khaiju, A. C et al.· Journal of Responsible Touri...· 0 citations
This study explored the lived experiences of visitors in Laguna Province, Philippines, focusing on their tourism experiences and cultural appreciation. Specifically, it examined how tourists described their most memorable experiences, the meanings they attached to these encounters, and the themes that emerged from thei...
J. P. Reyes, Aljohn B. Macasadia, Manuel Malabanan et al.· The International Review of...· 0 citations
Purpose – This study investigates the impact of eco-friendly practices implemented in winter
tourism hotels in Türkiye on tourists’ behavioral intentions. It aims to examine how tourists’
perceptions of environmental practices influence accommodation preference, intention to
recommend, and willingness to pay more.
Meth...
Ahmet Çavuş, Barış Turan· Tourism and hospitality mana...· 0 citations
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