OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Destination Marketing & Management is 26. 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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Exploring strategic multi-leveraging of sport tourism events: An action-research study	167
Tourism transitions, complex challenges and robust destination development in peri-urban areas: A case study of Zealand, Denmark	162
Has COVID-19 changed the factors explaining the occupancy of Airbnb accommodation? Madrid as a case study	79
How specialized are coastal tourism destinations in Europe?	62
The indirect experiences of young adult tourists with hypothetical cultural festivals/events via Twitter and an official homepage amid COVID-19: Focusing on destination image	61
Measuring tourism markets vulnerability across destinations using composite indexes	57
Big data use in determining competitive position: The case of theme parks in Hong Kong	56
Marketing messages for post-pandemic destination recovery- A Delphi study	55
When compatriot tourists behave badly: The impact of misbehavior appraisal and outgroup criticism construal	49
Post-COVID-19 recovery of island tourism using a smart tourism destination framework	46
Country branding in post-truth Era: A configural narrative	46
Corrigendum to ‘An analysis of the consumer profile and the willingness to pay in immersive virtual tourism’ [J. Destin. Market. Manag., Volume 33 (2024) 100929]	43
Virtual streamer and destination visitation: An attractiveness transfer perspective	41
Tourscape role in tourist destination sustainability: A path towards revisit	38
The impact of anticipated feelings and artist fame on customers' decisions to attend live flamenco shows	38
Sustainable practices, mindfulness, tranquility, and well-being: A mixed-method approach	37
Dimensions of spirituality in tourism: Developing the spiritual tourism experience scale (STES)	35
An improvement or a gimmick? The importance of user perceived values, previous experience, and industry context in human–robot service interaction	34
The challenge for products that do not fit the destination image	32
Immersive experiences as a resource for promoting museum tourism in the Z and millennials generations	31
How do cartoon destination pictures inspire cartoon-induced tourism? Based on the associative network model and dual-coding theory	30
What drives tourists’ sustainable mobility at city destinations? Insights from ten European capital cities	29
How COVID-19 impacts travel-health information seeking and tourists’ travel intentions: A protection motivation theory-based model	28
Tourism development and residents’ well-being: Analysis of top ten tourist destinations using quantile-on-quantile approach	27
Does linguistic diversity make destinations more sophisticated? Exploring the effects on destination personality	27

Capturing differences between culturally dissimilar audiences in the authentication of SMIs who organically promote destinations: The large language model approach	27
How deep is your lab? Understanding the possibilities and limitations of living labs in tourism	26
From booking to rating activities: A holistic analysis of online review behavior in a destination	26