Journal of Vacation Marketing

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal of Vacation Marketing is 24. 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.)
ArticleCitations
Examining the ethical grey area: Do sustainable travelers prioritize hotel websites over booking platforms?140
Exploring the experience attributes of intangible cultural heritage through big data analytics93
Re-assessing hotel room performance before and during the pandemic79
Virtual reality in wine tourism: Immersive experiences for promoting travel destinations67
Addressing regional tourism policy: Tools for sustainable destination management56
The interplay of message framing and incentive framing on hotel guests’ amount of personal information disclosure53
Robots vs. human employees’ influence on restaurant brand relationship building: An integration of role theory and stereotype theory48
Virtual tourism destination ambassadors enhancing social media engagement: Technology mindfulness perspectives47
Harmony but not uniformity: A narrative inquiry of in-group value creation in independent travel groups to Lijiang, China40
Educational travellers and destination appeal: Deconstructing intrinsic motivations40
Rental car reservation patterns in island tourism: Case study in Shodoshima, Japan37
Pre-travel experiential tourism communication: A study of Catalonia and Veneto35
Motives and information search patterns of international and domestic tourists at a tropical destination35
Exploring tourist interaction from user-generated content: Topic analysis and content analysis32
The psychology of vacationers’ hotel brand choice in a post-pandemic world29
Travel in trouble: Examining travel resilience in pilgrimage tourism29
Perception and gaze of diaspora: Analysis of affective, cognitive, & cultural factors in tourism28
Social Media marketing and restaurants’ brand equity after COVID-19: A revitalizing model28
Does user-generated video content motivate individuals to visit a destination? A non-visitor typology27
Memorable digital-free tourism experiences: Antecedents and outcomes27
The formation of tourists’ pro-environmental behavior in natural history museum scene: A configuration analysis based on motivation–opportunity–ability theory27
Short-form tourism video advertisements: Overt versus covert persuasion and advertising literacy26
Self-congruity theory and residents’ attitudes toward tourism25
Trust, privacy and smart tourism technologies (STTs): Effects on satisfaction and destination loyalty24
Fishing tourism and the environment: Examining fishing tourists’ resource consumption reduction and recycling behaviors at fishing destinations24
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