OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Annals of Tourism Research is 42. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Grade point averages versus experience	188
Pandemic experience and locus of protection	164
Crowd-pleasing, niche playing and gentrifying: Explaining the microgeographies of entrepreneur responses to increasing tourism in Amsterdam	135
Revisiting cultural approaches to Chinese tourists	113
Experiencing crowding at tourist destinations: An electro-encephalographic study	104
Offering the right incentive at the right time: Leveraging customer mental accounting to promote prepaid service	102
Grieving the Arctic: From tourism to trauma	77
Endurance rituals, performativity and religious tourism	76
Revitalizing tourism research	74
Political ideological distance and tourism demand: The cultural–political interplay	73
Working from anywhere? Work from here! Approaches to attract digital nomads	69
Promotional games in service recovery: Luck works	67
Age or generation? Understanding behaviour differences	61
Climate change and tourism transition: From cosmopolitan to local justice	60
The willingness–capability model: Reframing local participation in a tourism economy	60
Tourism and commercial nationalism	59
Affective authentication: Transforming strangers into family	56
Editorial Board	56
On the importance of leisure travel for psychosocial wellbeing	54
Curiosity and hotel revenue management challenges: Dynamics of opaque and low-end products	54
Multiple effects of “distance” on domestic tourism demand: A comparison before and after the emergence of COVID-19	53
The future of deaf tourism studies: An interdisciplinary research agenda	52
Markets in step, places out of breath: A temporal view of overtourism	52
Familiarity and novelty in aesthetic appreciation: The case of intangible cultural heritage in China	52
Impacts of risk aversion on tourism consumption: A hierarchical age-period-cohort analysis	51

Tourism research with ‘double-eyes’: A selfless epistemology	50
Double-sided messages improve the acceptance of chatbots	50
Low-cost carriers and tourism in the Italian regions: A segmented regression model	49
Tourism demand forecasting with spatiotemporal features	49
Effects of spatial distance on consumers' review effort	49
A review of research into tourism and climate change - Launching the annals of tourism research curated collection on tourism and climate change	48
Learning from museums: Resource scarcity in museum interpretations and sustainable consumption intention	47
Bridging travel medicine and tourism: A call for collaboration	47
Frontier measurement for quality of life performance	46
Tourism academic legacy: The importance of deciding what to leave behind	45
Decarbonising with a plan: The influence of post-growth configurations of hybridity	45
Transferable skills in tourism and hospitality	45
Post-pandemic tourism forecasting with ensemble RNN	44
Coopetition in development: A Chinese hermeneutics	44
Sharing experiences of co-design for accessible tourism	44
The phases of self in transformative experiences	43
Spatial development of two villages: Bordering, debordering, and rebordering in a community scenic area	43
The experience of migrant entrepreneurs in destinations: A cognitive dissonance perspective	42