Advances in Hospitality and Leisure

Front Cover
 Copyright Page
 Advances In Hospitality and Leisure
 Contents
 List of Contributors
 Aims and Submission Guidelines
 Editorial Board
 Editorial Review Board
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 The Emotional Traveler: Happiness and Engagement as Predictors of Behavioral Intentions among Tourists in Northern Norway
 Introduction
 The Concept of Experiences
 Happiness and Engagement
 Behavioral Intention
 The Purpose of the Study
 Method
 Study Population
 Design
 Measures
 Emotions
 Behavioral Intentions
 Data Analysis
 Results
 Differences between the Two Sites
 Path Model
 Discussions. Limitations and Future ResearchConclusions
 Theoretical Implications
 Practical Implications
 References
 On-Site and Memorable Tourist Experiences: Trending Toward Value and Quality-of-Life Outcomes
 Introduction
 Tourist Experiences
 Tourist Experience as a Process
 Methodology
 Comparing Research on On-Site and Memorable Tourist Experience --
Analytical Framework and Theoretical Implications
 Experience-Involvement Scale of On-Site Experience
 Four-Realm Scale of On-Site Experience
 Searching for Emerging Evolutionary Tendencies of Tourist Experience Research. Value (Co)Creation and Quality-of-Life Outcomes of On-Site and Memorable Tourist ExperiencesValue for the Consumer as an Outcome of the On-Site Tourist Experience
 Experiencing the \'Other\', Novelty, and Authenticity
 Hedonic Happiness
 Flow
 Values Based on Intellectual, Emotional, and Social Needs
 Value for the Consumer as an Outcome of the Memorable Experience
 Learning
 Post-Visit Tourist Experience through Memory Recall
 Subjective Well-Being (Mindfulness, Personal Development)
 Eudaimonia
 Life Satisfaction
 Value for the Company: On-Site Experiences
 Electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM). SatisfactionValue for the Company: Memorable Experiences
 Word-of-Mouth (WOM)
 Loyalty
 Conclusion
 References
 Barriers to Implementing Green Management in the Hospitality Industry
 Introduction
 Purpose of Study
 Research Method
 Results
 The First Analytical Step
 The Second Analytical Step
 Conclusions
 Acknowledgment
 References
 Climate-Conscious Identity and Climate-Adaptive Innovations in Hospitality
 Introduction
 Summary of Theoretical Framework
 Defining Climate-Adaptive Innovation
 Analysis and Discussion of the Literature
 Public Voices on Sustainability and Climate Changes. Public Opinion as a Source for Climate-Adaptive InnovationIdentity and Qualitative Distinctions
 Climate-Adaptive Innovation and Hospitality
 Implications, Limitations, and Future Research
 References
 The Interrelationship between Personality Traits and Psychological Constraints on Adventure Activity Participation
 Introduction
 Constraints in Leisure and Tourism
 Personality
 Hypotheses
 Methods
 Data and Sample
 Measures
 Findings and Discussions
 Measurement Model
 Structural Model
 Conclusion
 Acknowledgments
 References
 Significance Testing of Indirect Effect (Standardized).