Moderator: Bing Pan
Papers to be presented:
Papers to be presented:
Papers to be presented:
Strategies of Forbes Five-Star Hotels for Attracting Guests in Japan amid the COVID-19 Pandemic – Ayako Nakai
Improving the North Carolina Oyster Trail by Matching Supply and Demand Data: Lessons learned from COVID-19 adaptations – Emily Yeager, East Carolina University; Whitney Knollenberg, Carla Barbieri, Jane Harrison, North Carolina State University
The Robot Workforce and Technology Response to the Pandemic – Hanyoung Go and Myunghwa Kang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Travel Behavior Amidst COVID-19 in the United States – Kehinde Ojo, Susana Ferreira, John Salazar, John Bergstrom
Join your colleagues for a rousing game of Fort Worth Trivia! How much do you know about Fort Worth? (how quick can you Google it to find the answer?) Hosted by Fort Worth this will be a fun networking event.
The aim of the 2021 TTRA Graduate Student Colloquium is to create an interactive environment for graduate students to learn from each other and senior scholars/mentors.
All TTRA attendees are encouraged to attend the Graduate Student Colloquium and contribute their unique feedback, support, and knowledge!
Papers to be presented:
Bandwagoners or Snobs? Developing the Conspicuous Consumption Motivation Scale – Zachary Russell, B. Bynum Boley, Kyle Woosnam, and W. Campbell; University of Georgia
Connecting Ecological Restoration and Tourism Development with Bordering Processes at the U.S.-Mexico Border – Connor Clark and Gyan Nyaupane, Arizona State University
Developing and Testing School Student Educational Tourism Experience Scale – Ruiping Ren and Joseph Chen, Indiana University – Bloomington
Experiences of Front Desk Workers Onboard Cruise Ships – Miriam Heinrich, University of Brighton
Exploring Tourists’ Slow Food Experience: Perspectives From Slow Tourism – Ting-Yen (Tim) Huang and Evan Jordan, Indiana University – Bloomington
Fake it to Make it: Exploring Instagram Users’ Engagement with Virtual Influencers in Tourism – Li Xie-Carson, Pierre Benckendorff, and Karen Hughes; The University of Queensland, Australia
Hiking and Digital Innovation: Analysis Strategies for Tourist Destinations Management – Claire Crublet and Elodie Paget, VIPS² Laboratory, University of Rennes 2, France; Frederic Dimanche, Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson University
Implementing Sustainable Tourism: The Case of Fair Tourism in Korea – Seungah Chung and Jonathon Day, Purdue University
Overtourism: Sustainable Tourism Plan and Stakeholder Involvement – Kim Pham, Christine Vogt, and Kathleen Andereck; Arizona State University
Psychological Empowerment in Community-Based Tourism: A Case Study of Yogyakarta, Indonesia – Filza Armadita and Jonathon Day, Purdue University
Segmentation of P2P Accommodation Guests based on Their Experiences of Host Territoriality – Yuan Wang and Jing Wu, East China Normal University
The Role of Context in Destination Image Formation: Craft Beverage Tourism in Ica (Peru) – Claudia Gil Arroyo, Whitney Knollenberg, and Carla Barbieri, North Carolina State University; Carol Kline, Appalachian State University
Tourism Destination Governance: A Systematic Literature Review and Future Research Agenda – Zhang Huiying, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Value Co-Creation Enhancing Destination Resilience Through Smartness – Elecia Bethune, Bournemouth University
What Does the Landscape of Tourist Safety Videos on Social Media Look Like? Exploring the Presence of Tourist Safety Videos on YouTube – Seonjin Lee, Pusan National University; Yaqi Gong, The Pennsylvania State University; Hany Kim, Pusan National University; Ashley Schroeder, The Pennsylvania State University
Trust Building for Autonomous Service Robots in Hotels – Boyu Lin and Woojin Lee, Arizona State University
Can National Differences Account for the Differences in RevPAR? – Swechchha Subedi and Marketa Kubickova, University of South Carolina – Columbia
Understanding Tourist Willingness to Donate Using the Protection Motivation Theory – Leah Nganga, Omar Youssef, and Courtney Raeisinafchi, Texas A & M University – College Station
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Papers to be presented:
How does tourism industry dependence affect economic growth in western China? –Based on the inspection and interpretation of the Resource Curse transmission mechanism – Yanbo Yao, Xiaodi Liu, Nankai University, China; Yi Yang, Yunnan University
Destination-Based Brand Equity: The Impact of Destination Image on the destination stakeholders – Jonathon Day, Purdue University – Main Campus; Gurpreet Kour, Indian Institute of Management, Shillong
Exploring the Relationship between Whole vs. Part Destination Images: A Case Study – Huimin Liu, Xiang(Robert) Li, Temple University; Kun Lai, Sun Yat-sen University
Applying Experiential Learning to the Classroom Study of Wine – Bridget Bordelon, University of New Orleans
Visitors’ Sentiments Predicting Purchase Intention and Sustainable Consumption of Green Hotels – Rojan Baniya and Yuting An, University of Florida