OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism-Research Planning and Manage is 8. 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Changes in travel behaviors and intentions during the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery period: A case study of China	51
The TikTok effect on destination development: Famous overnight, now what?	46
Covid-19 and outdoor recreation management: Increased participation, connection to nature, and a look to climate adaptation	45
Climate change-induced droughts and tourism: Impacts and responses of Western Cape province, South Africa	36
Nature-based tourism development in coastal wetlands of Sri Lanka: An Importance–Performance analysis at Maduganga Mangrove Estuary	34
Climate change: Impacts on outdoor activities in the summer and shoulder seasons	33
Assessment of residents’ attitudes toward sustainable tourism development - A case study of Bačko Podunavlje Biosphere Reserve, Serbia	33
Rising sea level and its implications on coastal tourism development in Cape Town, South Africa	32
Exploring tourists' motivations, constraints, and negotiations regarding outdoor recreation trips during COVID-19 through a focus group study	32
University students’ participation in outdoor recreation and the perceived well-being effects of nature	31
Tourism mobility and climate change - A review of the situation in Austria	30
Tourist accommodation, climate change and mitigation: An assessment for Austria	29
Climate change and winter outdoor activities in Austria	26
The role of place attachment in recreation experience and outcome preferences among forest bathers	25
Ecological Footprint and tourism: Development and sustainability monitoring of ecotourism packages in Mediterranean Protected Areas	24
Tourists’ motivations, learning, and trip satisfaction facilitate pro-environmental outcomes of the Antarctic tourist experience	22
Protected area management effectiveness and COVID-19: The case of Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia	22
The nature of the pandemic: Exploring the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic upon recreation visitor behaviors and experiences in parks and protected areas	21
Support of residents for sustainable tourism development in nature-based destinations: Applying theories of social exchange and bottom-up spillover	21
Community-based ecotourism as a social transformation tool for rural community: A victory or a quagmire?	20
Covid-19 and outdoor recreation – Lessons learned? Introduction to the special issue on “Outdoor recreation and Covid-19: Its effects on people, parks and landscapes”	19
The future of Alpine pastures – Agricultural or tourism development? Experiences from the German Alps	19
A risk-based decision-making approach for identifying natural-based tourism potential areas	19
Landscape character assessment, perception surveys of stakeholders and SWOT analysis: A holistic approach to historical public park management	18
Perceived importance of and satisfaction with marina attributes in sailing tourism experiences: A kano model approach	18

Winter sports tourism to urban destinations: Identifying potential and comparing motivational differences across skier groups	18
Meaningful community participation for effective development of sustainable tourism: Bibliometric analysis towards a quintuple helix model	17
Past and future changes of the Austrian climate – Importance for tourism	17
Perceived risk and destination knowledge in the satisfaction-loyalty intention relationship: An empirical study of european tourists in vietnam	17
The impact of COVID-19 on the Australian outdoor recreation industry from the perspective of practitioners	17
Recreation as a transformative experience: Synthesizing the literature on outdoor recreation and recreation ecosystem services into a systems framework	17
Seeing the forest for the trees: A social-ecological systems approach to managing outdoor recreation visitation in parks and protected areas	17
National forest park visitors’ connectedness to nature and pro-environmental behavior: The effects of cultural ecosystem service, place and event attachment	17
Was it really different? COVID-19-pandemic period in long-term recreation monitoring – A case study from Polish forests	16
Conceptualising the power of outdoor adventure activities for subjective well-being: A systematic literature review	16
Tourism development or nature protection? Lessons from a cluster analysis based on users of a French nature-based destination	15
Carbon intensity of tourism in Austria: Estimates and policy implications	15
Managing sustainable development in recreational and protected areas. The Dovre case, Norway	15
When the hiking gets tough: “New adventurers” and the “extinction of experiences”	15
Modelling the overall image of coastal tourism destinations through personal values of tourists: A robust regression approach	15
Eudaimonic well-being development: Motives driving mountain-based adventure tourism	14
Outdoor recreation in French Coastal and Marine Protected Areas. Exploring recreation experience preference as a way for building conservation support	14
Perceptions of ecosystem services and disservices associated with open water swimming	14
Actor-network theory and organizational resilience to climate change in community-based tourism	14
Overtourism, residents and Iranian rural villages: Voices from a developing country	14
Establishing a standard for park visitation analyses: Insights from Germany	14
Effects of overtourism, local government, and tourist behavior on residents’ perceptions in Alcúdia (Majorca, Spain)	14
From recreation ecology to a recreation ecosystem: A framework accounting for social-ecological systems	14
Idealizing adventure tourism experiences: tourists’ self-assessment and expectations	14
Racial, ethnic, and social patterns in the recreation specialization of birdwatchers: An analysis of United States eBird registrants	13
COVID-19 compliance among urban trail users: Behavioral insights and environmental implications	13
Social carrying capacity and emotion dynamics in urban national parks during the COVID-19 pandemic	13
Dysfunctional information feedbacks cause the emergence of management panaceas in social-ecological systems: The case of fish stocking in inland recreational fisheries	13
An exploratory analysis of the camping industry as a provider of attractive resources. The case of outdoor hospitality parks (OHPs) in unattractive regions	13
Comparing established visitor monitoring approaches with triggered trail camera images and machine learning based computer vision	12
A comparative analysis of the value of recreation in six contrasting Nordic landscapes using the travel cost method	12
Do outdoor adventure park activities increase visitors’ well-being?	12
Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the popularity of protected areas for mountain biking and hiking in Australia: Insights from volunteered geographic information	12
Thinking like a system in the turbulent world of outdoor recreation management	12
Aesthetic perceptions of the landscape of a shrinking glacier: Evidence from the Mont Blanc massif	12
A method to analyze variability and seasonality the visitors in mountain national park in period 2017–2020 (Stołowe Mts. National Park; Poland)	12
Species-specific preference heterogeneity in German freshwater anglers, with implications for management	11
Destination image of Chitwan National Park, Nepal: Insights from a content analysis of online photographs	11
Domestic tourists’ experience in protected natural parks: A new trend in pandemic crisis?	11
Using discrete choice experiments to examine the stepwise nature of avalanche risk management decisions—An example from mountain snowmobiling	11
How important is air quality in travel decision-making?	11
Qualitative assessment of stakeholders and visitors perceptions towards coastal tourism development at Teluk kemang, port dickson, Malaysia	10
Place-based motivations and normative beliefs predict pro-environmental behavior across involvement profiles	10
Determinants of visitor climate change risk perceptions in Acadia National Park, Maine, USA	10
Heterogeneous preferences towards quality changes in water recreation: Latent class model for contingent behavior data	10
Research note: Ski touring on groomed slopes and the COVID-19 pandemic as a potential trigger for motivational changes	10
Trends in recreational walking trail usage in Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic: Implications for practice	10
Visitor motivation and perceived value of periurban parks - Case study of Kamenica park, Serbia	10
Winter recreationists’ perspectives on seasonal differences in the outdoor recreation setting	10
Motives for shelter camping. A survey-study on motivational differences across group composition and experience level	9

Towards a new body of marine tourism research: A scoping literature review of nautical tourism	9
The extended theory of planned behaviour model and national parks visitors' pro-environmental binning behaviour: A cross-cultural perspective	9
Automated motif identification: Analysing Flickr images to identify popular viewpoints in Europe’s protected areas	9
Social media engagement and impacts on post-COVID-19 travel intention for adventure tourism in New Zealand	9
Application of the double-bounded dichotomous choice model to the estimation of crowding acceptability in natural recreation areas	8
Modelling tourists' responses to climate change and its effects on alpine ski tourism – A comparative approach for European Regions	8
Price differentiation in the alpine skiing industry—The challenges of demand shifting and capacity constraints under pandemics	8
Older adults’ preferences for natural environment and rural life: Intergenerational transmission of pro-environmental motivation	8
From backyards to the backcountry: Exploring outdoor recreation coping strategies and experiences during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand	8
Safety first: The consequence of tourists' recreation safety climate	8
Electrically assisted mountain biking: Riding faster, higher, farther in natural mountain systems	8
Exploring the relationship between sport demand's key players and environmental sustainability: Pointers from a systematic review	8
An analysis of Austria's food service sector in the context of climate change	8
Accessible nature beyond city limits – A scoping review	8
Development of a measurement scale for residents’ attitudes toward leisure activities in urban parks	8
Biking-hiking conflicts and their mitigation in urban recreation areas: Results of a quasi-experimental long-term evaluation in the Zurich forest	8