OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Destination Marketing & Management is 21. 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 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Demystifying the effects of perceived risk and fear on customer engagement, co-creation and revisit intention during COVID-19: A protection motivation theory approach	143
COVID-19 and repeat visitation: Assessing the role of destination social responsibility, destination reputation, holidaymakers’ trust and fear arousal	127
Destination image during the COVID-19 pandemic and future travel behavior: The moderating role of past experience	126
Residents’ perceived risk, emotional solidarity, and support for tourism amidst the COVID-19 pandemic	125
Can domestic tourism relieve the COVID-19 tourist industry crisis? The case of Spain	115
Virtual travel experience and destination marketing: Effects of sense and information quality on flow and visit intention	101
Seeing the invisible hand: Underlying effects of COVID-19 on tourists’ behavioral patterns	98
Motivations, emotions and satisfaction: The keys to a tourism destination choice	95
Understanding memorable tourism experiences and behavioural intentions of heritage tourists	86
Which travel risks are more salient for destination choice? An examination of the tourist’s decision-making process	78
The interplay between social media communication, brand equity and brand engagement in tourist destinations: An analysis in an emerging economy	75
The impact of gamification adoption intention on brand awareness and loyalty in tourism: The mediating effect of customer engagement	73
Place attachment through sensory-rich, emotion-generating place experiences in rural tourism	70
From desktop to destination: User-generated content platforms, co-created online experiences, destination image and satisfaction	70
Tourists perceived crowding and destination attractiveness: The moderating effects of perceived risk and experience quality	67
Destination branding: Opportunities and new challenges	67
The relationships among nostalgic emotion, destination images and tourist behaviors: An empirical study of Istanbul	65
Experiences, post-trip destination image, satisfaction and loyalty: A study in an ecotourism context	64
COVID-19, social distancing, and risk-averse actions of hospitality and tourism consumers: A case of South Korea	60
Travelers’ intention to adopt virtual reality: A consumer value perspective	59
The effect of celebrity endorsement on destination brand love: A comparison of previous visitors and potential tourists	56
The bright and dark sides of artificial intelligence: A futures perspective on tourist destination experiences	48
Measuring the progress of smart destinations: The use of indicators as a management tool	48
Culinary tourism as a driver of regional economic development and socio-cultural revitalization: Evidence from Amhara National Regional State, Ethiopia	47
Spatial and experimental analysis of peer-to-peer accommodation consumption during COVID-19	46

The roles of cultural worldview and authenticity in tourists’ decision-making process in a heritage tourism destination using a model of goal-directed behavior	46
Managing the structure of tourism experiences: Foundations for tourism design	46
Tourists’ emotional solidarity with residents: A segmentation analysis and its links to destination image and loyalty	45
Identifying the response factors in the formation of a sense of presence and a destination image from a 360-degree virtual tour	41
How safety affects destination image projected through online travel reviews	40
Designing tourism governance: The role of local residents	40
Understanding aesthetic experiences in nature-based tourism: The important role of tourists’ literary associations	38
Crowded and popular: The two sides of the coin affecting theme-park experience, satisfaction, and loyalty	38
A model of tourists’ civilized behaviors: Toward sustainable coastal tourism in China	37
Host sincerity and tourist environmentally responsible behavior: The mediating role of tourists’ emotional solidarity with hosts	36
Is nothing like before? COVID-19–evoked changes to tourism destination social media communication	35
Post-COVID-19 recovery of island tourism using a smart tourism destination framework	35
Evolution characteristics of the spatial network structure of tourism efficiency in China: A province-level analysis	34
Push-motivation-based emotional arousal: A research study in a coastal destination	33
What drives the helpfulness of online reviews? A deep learning study of sentiment analysis, pictorial content and reviewer expertise for mature destinations	33
Exploring new ways of visitor tracking using big data sources: Opportunities and limits of passive mobile data for tourism	33
The Smart City Hospitality Framework: Creating a foundation for collaborative reflections on overtourism that support destination design	33
The impact of travel constraints on travel decision-making: A comparative approach of travel frequencies and intended travel participation	33
A moderator of destination social responsibility for tourists’ pro-environmental behaviors in the VIP model	32
The antecedents of visitors' flow experience and its influence on memory and behavioral intentions in the music festival context	31
Developing an artificial intelligence framework for online destination image photos identification	31
Digital nomads’ lifestyles and coworkation	31
Understanding coastal and marine tourism sustainability - A multi-stakeholder analysis	31
The effect of tour interpretation on perceived heritage values: A comparison of tourists with and without tour guiding interpretation at a heritage destination	30
Testing the structural relationships of tourism authenticities	30
Halal tourism is traveling fast: Community perceptions and implications	29
Korean DMZ tourists' perceived similarity and shared beliefs in predicting place attachment and support for tourism development	29
Health destination image: The influence of public health management and well-being conditions	28
Does uncertainty avoidance moderate the effect of self-congruity on revisit intention? A two-city (Auckland and Glasgow) investigation	27
Health outcomes of tourism development: A longitudinal study of the impact of tourism arrivals on residents’ health	27
Destination design: New perspectives for tourism destination development	27
Predictors of tourist engagement: Travel motives and tourism destination profiles	27
World Heritage Sites in developing countries: Assessing impacts and handling complexities toward sustainable tourism	27
The role of travel constraints in shaping nostalgia, destination attachment and revisit intentions and the moderating effect of prevention regulatory focus	26
Does tourism promote economic growth in Chinese ethnic minority areas? A nonlinear perspective	26
Residents’ happiness of life in rural tourism development	25
Emotional brand communication on Facebook and Twitter: Are DMOs successful?	25
Associations between travel and tourism competitiveness and culture	25
Tourists' willingness to pay to improve sustainability and experience at destination	24
What content to post? Evaluating the effectiveness of Facebook communications in destinations	24
Exploring destination loyalty: Application of social media analytics in a nature-based tourism setting	24
Examining relationships between COVID-19 destination practices, value, satisfaction and behavioral intentions for tourists' outdoor recreation trips	24
Understanding technological contributions to accessible tourism from the perspective of destination design for visually impaired visitors in Hong Kong	24
Volunteer tourists’ environmentally friendly behavior and support for sustainable tourism development using Value-Belief-Norm theory: Moderating role of altruism	23
Real time response (RTR): Conceptualizing a smart systems approach to destination resilience	23
An improvement or a gimmick? The importance of user perceived values, previous experience, and industry context in human–robot service interaction	23
Constructing a smart destination framework: A destination marketing organization perspective	23
The use of gamification in environmental interpretation and its effect on customer-based destination brand equity: The moderating role of psychological distance	23
Identifying tourism destinations from tourists’ travel patterns	22
Emotions in tourist experiences: Advancing our conceptual, methodological and empirical understanding	22

Online destination brand experience and authenticity: Does individualism-collectivism orientation matter?	22
Eco-guilt in tourism: Do tourists intend to behave environmentally friendly and still revisit?	22
The social value of heritage: Balancing the promotion-preservation relationship in the Altamira World Heritage Site, Spain	22
Development and validation of a tourist experience scale for cultural and creative industries parks	21
Why tourists engage in online collective actions in times of crisis: Exploring the role of group relative deprivation	21
Experiential authenticity in heritage museums	21
What drives international tourism development in the Belt and Road Initiative?	21
Memorability of a previous travel experience and revisit intention: The three-way interaction of nostalgia, perceived disappointment risk and extent of change	21
Gaming and non-gaming memorable tourism experiences: How do they influence young and mature tourists’ behavioural intentions?	21