Jason Li Chen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4625919 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jason Li Chen |
| NOMBRES | Jason Li |
| APELLIDO | Chen |
| FIRMA | CHEN J L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6605-195X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 152 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Could Noise Become Beneficial? The Effect of Ambient Noise on Virtual Museum Engagement and Behavioural Intention
The dearth of physical access during COVID‐19, spurring the rise of virtual museum visits, makes such digital initiatives permanently more accessible and appealing even in the post‐pandemic landscape. Optimising virtual museum experiences therefore emerges as a valuable endeavour. This research investigates how and why ambient noise, an important environmental factor, influences virtual engagement and physical visit intentions. Through experiment…
A time-varying behavioral economic model for dynamic hotel demand analysis
This study addresses the static limitations of current behavioral economic models by developing and empirically validating a novel time-varying behavioral economic model. Integrating a behavioral economic framework with nonlinear time-varying parameter estimation via a Bayesian approach, the model is empirically demonstrated through a hotel booking dataset. Results reveal significant heterogeneity in key behavioral characteristics (baseline deman…
Storytelling in Travel Vlogs
Travel vlogs are inherently storytelling-centric videos. However, the ways in which travel vloggers can craft engaging stories and whether their storytelling effectively influences audiences’ travel decision-making have not been fully explored. To address this gap, this research developed a scale for measuring storytelling in travel vlogs using a three-phase exploratory sequential design. In Study 1, key storytelling elements in travel vlogs were…
Tourist Decision-Making and Types of Crises
The paper addresses how individual rankings of destinations change between non-crisis and crisis conditions, and across different types of crises under conditions of bounded rationality in the face of shifting risks and uncertainties. The impacts of three types of potential crises—heatwaves, epidemics, and terrorism—are analyzed using novel multi-perspective experimental methods linked to a five-country international survey of risk attitudes and …
Tourism Demand Forecasting in Normal and Crisis Times
Taking advantage of the merits of both the bootstrap-aggregating method and the Bayesian forecasting approach, this study introduces their combination—the BayesBag method—to the tourism forecasting literature for the first time. In this study, we examine whether the novel BayesBag method can improve the forecasting performance of the traditional Autoregressive-Distributed-Lag (ADL) model in both normal (i.e., pre-COVID-19) and crisis (i.e., durin…
Exploring the impact of travel vlog attributes on silver tourists’ behavioural intentions
This study examines the effects of different stimuli in travel vlogs on the responses of silver tourists. A particular focus is on the effects of cognitive and emotional resonance. A total of 376 valid questionnaires were collected from Chinese nationals aged 50 years and older. The results indicate that certain attributes of travel vlogs, namely information usefulness, vlogger’s attractiveness, para-social interaction, and audio-visual stimuli, …
Smart hotel in the eyes of the silver
Numerous studies have highlighted the behavioural intention of AI and robotics in the hospitality industry. Nevertheless, the impact of smart hotels on tourists’ willingness has been underexplored. Moreover, a lack of awareness exists of the attitude and behavioural intention of silver tourists towards smart hotels. Hence, the current study addresses the gap by investigating the antecedent factors of behavioural intention among silver tourists to…
Digital transformation and tourism performance
Digital transformation (DT) has fundamentally reshaped socioeconomic activities and production systems. Despite growing scholarly interest in DT and performance, a fragmented understanding of the theoretical foundations and mechanisms underlying DT’s impact on tourism performance remains. To address current gaps, this study conducts a systematic literature review that clarifies the conceptual boundaries of DT and performance, and proposes a conce…
From tourism demand to destination competitiveness
Forecast by mixed-frequency dynamic panel model
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Promoting pro-environmental behaviour spillover through chatbots
Given proper facilitation, pro-environmental behaviour in tourist destinations may spill over to the daily lives of tourists. Recent advancements in conversational artificial intelligence (AI) may lead to the emergence of more effective technology that will encourage people to become more environmentally friendly. However, limited research has been devoted to understanding the complexity of using such technologies for pro-social nudging. This stu…
The Heterogeneity of Hotel Demand Curves Across Consumers and Contexts
This study constructed hotel demand curves at the disaggregate level to uncover the heterogeneity of demand curves across consumers and during both normal periods and times of crisis, exemplified by the pandemic. The novel demand modeling technique fits nonlinear demand curves, parameterizes elasticity dynamics, and enables the comparison of demand curves by essential value . The demand curves for three hotel types in normal and pandemic situatio…
Emerging Research Trends on Residents’ Quality of Life in the Context of Tourism Development
Through a systematic review of recent publications on residents’ quality of life (QOL) in relation to tourism development (TD), this study surveys associated dynamics and emerging trends. Several patterns are observed: i) geographic areas of interest have expanded from developed economies to developing economies; ii) an array of theories and concepts have been introduced or merged with classic frameworks; iii) subjective composite approaches have…
Substitution between sharing accommodation and hotels
Researchers have confirmed the substitution of sharing accommodation for hotels. The existing assessments of the substitution have primarily focused on the inverse relationship between sharing accommodation supply and hotel performance, with a lack of examination based on demand curve analysis. This study utilizes behavioral economic demand models to construct alone-price/own-price demand curves for hotels and cross-price demand curves for sharin…
Stability of risk and uncertainty preferences in tourism
This paper provides a novel longitudinal analysis of the stability of risk preferences in the travel domain, and how these are impacted by major life events during a crisis. Analysis of a four-wave survey during COVID-19 demonstrates strong inter-temporal stability of most risk preferences. It also reveals greater stability of generic risk traits and risk and uncertainty tolerance in travel compared to situational risk preferences. An innovative …
Impact of decomposition on time series bagging forecasting performance
Impact of domestic tourism on economy under Covid-19
The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic reversed the ongoing upsurge in the global tourism industry. Yet compared with still-stagnant international tourism, domestic tourism has shown signs of recovery. This study takes Guangdong Province, China as a case for regional domestic tourism and adopts the tourism satellite account (TSA) method to assess domestic tourism's status. A pre- and post-pandemic comparison is conducted to map the impacts of the CO…
Risk, uncertainty and ambiguity amid Covid-19
This study analyses how Covid-19 shapes individuals' international tourism intentions in context of bounded rationality. It provides a novel analysis of risk which is disaggregated into tolerance/aversion of and competence to manage risks across three different aspects: general, domain (tourism) and situational (Covid-19). The impacts of risk are also differentiated from uncertainty and ambiguity. The empirical study is based on large samples (to…
Spatial spillovers of agglomeration economies and productivity in the tourism industry
Forecasting tourism demand
Forecasting international tourism demand
Guerrilla warfare, flagship project
Tourism and regional income inequality
Comparing Mainland Chinese Tourists' Satisfaction With Hong Kong and the UK Using Tourist Satisfaction Index
This study aims to assess Mainland Chinese tourists' satisfaction with the UK and Hong Kong using a Tourist Satisfaction Index (TSI) approach. Based on a survey with Mainland Chinese tourists in the UK who also visited Hong Kong recently, this study computes the overall destination TSIs and sectoral TSIs for both Hong Kong and the UK. The results suggest that, overall, Mainland Chinese tourists were more satisfied with Hong Kong than with the UK …
Tourism and regional income inequality
Spatial spillovers of agglomeration economies and productivity in the tourism industry
Risk, uncertainty and ambiguity amid Covid-19
This study analyses how Covid-19 shapes individuals' international tourism intentions in context of bounded rationality. It provides a novel analysis of risk which is disaggregated into tolerance/aversion of and competence to manage risks across three different aspects: general, domain (tourism) and situational (Covid-19). The impacts of risk are also differentiated from uncertainty and ambiguity. The empirical study is based on large samples (to…
The Hong Kong tourist satisfaction index
Forecasting international tourism demand
Guerrilla warfare, flagship project
Forecasting tourism demand
Stability of risk and uncertainty preferences in tourism
This paper provides a novel longitudinal analysis of the stability of risk preferences in the travel domain, and how these are impacted by major life events during a crisis. Analysis of a four-wave survey during COVID-19 demonstrates strong inter-temporal stability of most risk preferences. It also reveals greater stability of generic risk traits and risk and uncertainty tolerance in travel compared to situational risk preferences. An innovative …
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Impact of domestic tourism on economy under Covid-19
The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic reversed the ongoing upsurge in the global tourism industry. Yet compared with still-stagnant international tourism, domestic tourism has shown signs of recovery. This study takes Guangdong Province, China as a case for regional domestic tourism and adopts the tourism satellite account (TSA) method to assess domestic tourism's status. A pre- and post-pandemic comparison is conducted to map the impacts of the CO…
Tourist Decision-Making and Types of Crises
The paper addresses how individual rankings of destinations change between non-crisis and crisis conditions, and across different types of crises under conditions of bounded rationality in the face of shifting risks and uncertainties. The impacts of three types of potential crises—heatwaves, epidemics, and terrorism—are analyzed using novel multi-perspective experimental methods linked to a five-country international survey of risk attitudes and …
Tourism Demand Forecasting in Normal and Crisis Times
Taking advantage of the merits of both the bootstrap-aggregating method and the Bayesian forecasting approach, this study introduces their combination—the BayesBag method—to the tourism forecasting literature for the first time. In this study, we examine whether the novel BayesBag method can improve the forecasting performance of the traditional Autoregressive-Distributed-Lag (ADL) model in both normal (i.e., pre-COVID-19) and crisis (i.e., durin…
Forecast by mixed-frequency dynamic panel model
Promoting pro-environmental behaviour spillover through chatbots
Given proper facilitation, pro-environmental behaviour in tourist destinations may spill over to the daily lives of tourists. Recent advancements in conversational artificial intelligence (AI) may lead to the emergence of more effective technology that will encourage people to become more environmentally friendly. However, limited research has been devoted to understanding the complexity of using such technologies for pro-social nudging. This stu…
The Heterogeneity of Hotel Demand Curves Across Consumers and Contexts
This study constructed hotel demand curves at the disaggregate level to uncover the heterogeneity of demand curves across consumers and during both normal periods and times of crisis, exemplified by the pandemic. The novel demand modeling technique fits nonlinear demand curves, parameterizes elasticity dynamics, and enables the comparison of demand curves by essential value . The demand curves for three hotel types in normal and pandemic situatio…
Impact of decomposition on time series bagging forecasting performance
Substitution between sharing accommodation and hotels
Researchers have confirmed the substitution of sharing accommodation for hotels. The existing assessments of the substitution have primarily focused on the inverse relationship between sharing accommodation supply and hotel performance, with a lack of examination based on demand curve analysis. This study utilizes behavioral economic demand models to construct alone-price/own-price demand curves for hotels and cross-price demand curves for sharin…
Comparing Mainland Chinese Tourists' Satisfaction With Hong Kong and the UK Using Tourist Satisfaction Index
This study aims to assess Mainland Chinese tourists' satisfaction with the UK and Hong Kong using a Tourist Satisfaction Index (TSI) approach. Based on a survey with Mainland Chinese tourists in the UK who also visited Hong Kong recently, this study computes the overall destination TSIs and sectoral TSIs for both Hong Kong and the UK. The results suggest that, overall, Mainland Chinese tourists were more satisfied with Hong Kong than with the UK …
The Hong Kong tourist satisfaction index
Tourism and regional income inequality
Guerrilla warfare, flagship project
Forecasting international tourism demand
Spatial spillovers of agglomeration economies and productivity in the tourism industry
Forecasting tourism demand
Impact of domestic tourism on economy under Covid-19
The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic reversed the ongoing upsurge in the global tourism industry. Yet compared with still-stagnant international tourism, domestic tourism has shown signs of recovery. This study takes Guangdong Province, China as a case for regional domestic tourism and adopts the tourism satellite account (TSA) method to assess domestic tourism's status. A pre- and post-pandemic comparison is conducted to map the impacts of the CO…
Risk, uncertainty and ambiguity amid Covid-19
This study analyses how Covid-19 shapes individuals' international tourism intentions in context of bounded rationality. It provides a novel analysis of risk which is disaggregated into tolerance/aversion of and competence to manage risks across three different aspects: general, domain (tourism) and situational (Covid-19). The impacts of risk are also differentiated from uncertainty and ambiguity. The empirical study is based on large samples (to…
Impact of decomposition on time series bagging forecasting performance
Emerging Research Trends on Residents’ Quality of Life in the Context of Tourism Development
Through a systematic review of recent publications on residents’ quality of life (QOL) in relation to tourism development (TD), this study surveys associated dynamics and emerging trends. Several patterns are observed: i) geographic areas of interest have expanded from developed economies to developing economies; ii) an array of theories and concepts have been introduced or merged with classic frameworks; iii) subjective composite approaches have…
Substitution between sharing accommodation and hotels
Researchers have confirmed the substitution of sharing accommodation for hotels. The existing assessments of the substitution have primarily focused on the inverse relationship between sharing accommodation supply and hotel performance, with a lack of examination based on demand curve analysis. This study utilizes behavioral economic demand models to construct alone-price/own-price demand curves for hotels and cross-price demand curves for sharin…
Stability of risk and uncertainty preferences in tourism
This paper provides a novel longitudinal analysis of the stability of risk preferences in the travel domain, and how these are impacted by major life events during a crisis. Analysis of a four-wave survey during COVID-19 demonstrates strong inter-temporal stability of most risk preferences. It also reveals greater stability of generic risk traits and risk and uncertainty tolerance in travel compared to situational risk preferences. An innovative …
Exploring the impact of travel vlog attributes on silver tourists’ behavioural intentions
This study examines the effects of different stimuli in travel vlogs on the responses of silver tourists. A particular focus is on the effects of cognitive and emotional resonance. A total of 376 valid questionnaires were collected from Chinese nationals aged 50 years and older. The results indicate that certain attributes of travel vlogs, namely information usefulness, vlogger’s attractiveness, para-social interaction, and audio-visual stimuli, …
Smart hotel in the eyes of the silver
Numerous studies have highlighted the behavioural intention of AI and robotics in the hospitality industry. Nevertheless, the impact of smart hotels on tourists’ willingness has been underexplored. Moreover, a lack of awareness exists of the attitude and behavioural intention of silver tourists towards smart hotels. Hence, the current study addresses the gap by investigating the antecedent factors of behavioural intention among silver tourists to…
Digital transformation and tourism performance
Digital transformation (DT) has fundamentally reshaped socioeconomic activities and production systems. Despite growing scholarly interest in DT and performance, a fragmented understanding of the theoretical foundations and mechanisms underlying DT’s impact on tourism performance remains. To address current gaps, this study conducts a systematic literature review that clarifies the conceptual boundaries of DT and performance, and proposes a conce…
From tourism demand to destination competitiveness
Forecast by mixed-frequency dynamic panel model
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Promoting pro-environmental behaviour spillover through chatbots
Given proper facilitation, pro-environmental behaviour in tourist destinations may spill over to the daily lives of tourists. Recent advancements in conversational artificial intelligence (AI) may lead to the emergence of more effective technology that will encourage people to become more environmentally friendly. However, limited research has been devoted to understanding the complexity of using such technologies for pro-social nudging. This stu…
The Heterogeneity of Hotel Demand Curves Across Consumers and Contexts
This study constructed hotel demand curves at the disaggregate level to uncover the heterogeneity of demand curves across consumers and during both normal periods and times of crisis, exemplified by the pandemic. The novel demand modeling technique fits nonlinear demand curves, parameterizes elasticity dynamics, and enables the comparison of demand curves by essential value . The demand curves for three hotel types in normal and pandemic situatio…
Could Noise Become Beneficial? The Effect of Ambient Noise on Virtual Museum Engagement and Behavioural Intention
The dearth of physical access during COVID‐19, spurring the rise of virtual museum visits, makes such digital initiatives permanently more accessible and appealing even in the post‐pandemic landscape. Optimising virtual museum experiences therefore emerges as a valuable endeavour. This research investigates how and why ambient noise, an important environmental factor, influences virtual engagement and physical visit intentions. Through experiment…
A time-varying behavioral economic model for dynamic hotel demand analysis
This study addresses the static limitations of current behavioral economic models by developing and empirically validating a novel time-varying behavioral economic model. Integrating a behavioral economic framework with nonlinear time-varying parameter estimation via a Bayesian approach, the model is empirically demonstrated through a hotel booking dataset. Results reveal significant heterogeneity in key behavioral characteristics (baseline deman…
Storytelling in Travel Vlogs
Travel vlogs are inherently storytelling-centric videos. However, the ways in which travel vloggers can craft engaging stories and whether their storytelling effectively influences audiences’ travel decision-making have not been fully explored. To address this gap, this research developed a scale for measuring storytelling in travel vlogs using a three-phase exploratory sequential design. In Study 1, key storytelling elements in travel vlogs were…
Tourist Decision-Making and Types of Crises
The paper addresses how individual rankings of destinations change between non-crisis and crisis conditions, and across different types of crises under conditions of bounded rationality in the face of shifting risks and uncertainties. The impacts of three types of potential crises—heatwaves, epidemics, and terrorism—are analyzed using novel multi-perspective experimental methods linked to a five-country international survey of risk attitudes and …
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