OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management is 49. 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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
What do today's Chinese tourists expect from tour guides? A mixed-method approach to understanding the evolving guide roles	200
Tourism productivity: Is there any spatial correlation among various regions? The case of China from a network analysis perspective	191
How figurative language affects officer live streaming effectiveness: A benign violation perspective	137
Mindfulness and the psychological well-being of mountain tourists: Sequential mediating effects of spirituality and awe	117
Resident rebellion: The interplay of fear, responsibility, animosity, and norms in shaping residents’ opposition towards tourism	114
How waiting decisions are made: A comparison of restaurant waiting equity and behavioral intentions in physical and virtual queues	104
Bridging the gap of bibliometric analysis: The evolution, current state, and future directions of tourism research using ChatGPT	92
Effects of motivation and emotion on experiential value and festival brand equity: The moderating effect of self-congruity	89
Virtual Reality images’ impact on cognition and affect in hotel promotions: Application of self-reported and psycho-physiological measures	86
Emotional and behavioral responses of consumers toward the indoor environmental quality of green luxury hotels	85
Deconstructing transformations: Educational travellers’ cross-cultural transformative experiences	80
Job searching during the pandemic: The roles of job search constraints, stress, and coping on industry turnover intentions	79
Linking culture and family travel behaviour from generativity theory perspective: A case of confucian culture and Chinese family travel behaviour	74
Journeys of transition: The impact of life-role transitions on tourist preferences for paradox destinations	72
Reframing the crowding perception scale: Acquaintanceship and perceived risk as new dimensions	68
Losing the meaning of being a socially responsible service worker: Moderating effects of customer and coworker incivility	67
Investigating the foodstagramming mechanism: A customer-dominant logic perspective of customer engagement	67
Book Review	66
Handicrafts-enacted: Emplacing non-human agency in ethnic tourism	66
The signaling roles of ownership and board structure for foreign institutional investors in the tourism industry	64
Book Review	64
Book Review	63
Post-pandemic outbound travel intentions and preparations of Chinese residents: The effects of media coverage and risk perception	61
Realising the goals of event leveraging: The tourism and hospitality SME perspective	61
Book Review	61

Book Review	61
Communicate like humans? Anthropomorphism and hotel consumers’ willingness to pay a premium price	60
Book Review	58
Editorial Board	58
The self-society duality in volunteer tourism: An analytical framework for the (post-)pandemic era	57
Book Review	57
Airbnbification and chain displacement: Evidence of the nature of gentrification in Fiji	57
Hedonic price analysis for high-end rural homestay room rates	55
Tourism scholarship with LGBTQ+ people in criminalised contexts: A research agenda	54
Measuring online relationship avoidance in tourism research: Scale development and validation	54
Consumer autonomy: A strategy to alleviate the self-serving bias in tourism value co-creation	53
Cooperation in rural tourism routes: Evidence and insights	53
Occupational meaning, well-being and coping: A study of culturally and linguistically diverse hotel workers during COVID-19	53
Book Review	53
How do smart tourism experiences affect visitors’ environmentally responsible behavior? Influence analysis of nature-based tourists in Taiwan	53
Technostress and hotel guests: A mere hurdle or a major friction point?	53
From theatrical elements to festival attendees’ perceived emotional synchrony: The perspective of interaction ritual chain theory	52
Solving the mystery of storytelling in destination marketing: A systematic review	51
Consumers' dining behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic: An Application of the Protection Motivation Theory and the Safety Signal Framework	51
Can a smile help healing service failures? The interplay of employee emotions, guest emotions and justice perceptions for successful service recoveries in the hospitality industry	51
Converting tourists into evangelists: Exploring the role of tourists’ participation in value co-creation in enhancing brand evangelism, empowerment, and commitment	50
Effects of green human resource management on green innovation through green human capital, environmental knowledge, and managerial environmental concern	49
Promoting hotel upselling: The effect of message appeal and delivery setting on consumer attitude and purchase intention	49
Destination endorsers raising on short-form travel videos: Self-image construction and endorsement effect measurement	49