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Pro-environmental behaviours in protected areas: A systematic literature review and future research directions
2022, Tourism Management PerspectivesCitation Excerpt :The results show that there is a prevalence of self-reported survey methods (76.14%) over other research methods i.e. experimental design (11.36%), longitudinal study (3.41%), interviews (6.82%) and content analysis (2.27%). This over-dependency on quantitative methods, especially cross-sectional studies, rather than other types of research methods, such as experimental design and longitudinal studies, or qualitative research methods, is not limited to PEB research; this has been an ongoing issue in tourism research (Juvan & Dolnicar, 2016; Ryan, Page, & Roche, 2007). While the reliability and validity of cross-sectional studies have been criticised in the tourism research literature in relation to measuring an individual's behaviour, qualitative research has also been subject to criticism due to its subjective nature (Rittichainuwat & Rattanaphinanchai, 2015).
Applying a mixed method of quantitative and qualitative design in explaining the travel motivation of film tourists in visiting a film-shooting destination
2015, Tourism ManagementCitation Excerpt :Tourism research has been criticized regarding the validity and reliability of using only one cross-sectional study to generalize management implications (Ryan, Page, & Roche, 2007), using irrelevant samples such as non-tourists, and undertaking a piece of specific research and cutting it into as many papers as possible (Page, 2005).
Exploring tourism labor
2011, Annals of Tourism ResearchCitation Excerpt :Certainly, an epistemological enquiry into the nature and structure of tourism labor would give rise to a critical analysis of the research field, with perhaps a focus on different paradigms or discourses offering additional insight. However, unlike the broad field of tourism which arguably shows signs of maturation (Ryan, Page, & Roche, 2007), tourism labor as a distinct subject is perhaps not quite yet developed enough to warrant this critical approach. Instead, an appropriate starting point is to explore tourism labor by broad themes, both mature and emerging, with critical analysis where appropriate.
MOVIE-INDUCED TOURISM FOR BOLLYWOOD: EVENT STUDY-BASED ANALYSIS
2022, Event ManagementHow to stimulate employment growth in the Greek hotel industry
2016, Tourism Economics