Salar Kuhzady
Biographic Data
| ID | 3100555 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salar Kuhzady |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salar |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuhzady |
| SIGNATURE | KUHZADY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kurdistan |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7601-4159 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Green grabbing and neofeudalism governance in ecotourism destinations: An insight from Iran
This study explores the phenomenon of green grabbing within the context of neofeudal governance in ecotourism destinations, focusing on Iran. Green grabbing refers to appropriating public natural lands by private beneficiaries or entities closely associated with those in power. Utilizing qualitative research methods, interviews were conducted with environmentalists, ecotourism experts, and local authorities to understand the dynamics and impacts …
Bridging the Green Marketing Communication Gap: Assessing Image Coherence in Green Hotels
This study investigates the gap between how hotels present their sustainability efforts (projected green image) and how guests perceive them (perceived green image). Drawing on signaling theory and using a multiple‐case approach, we combined content and sentiment analysis to examine communication strategies and guest responses. The findings reveal frequent misalignments: some practices are promoted but not noticed (greenwashing risk), while other…
AI-powered live chatbots and smart tour guide apps in tourism: A literature review and future research directions
This study explores the critical intersection in the tourism sector combining artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with conventional methods. This research outlines three main goals: assessing the use of AI chatbots in the tourism industry, reviewing existing literature on intelligent tour guide apps, and pinpointing areas for further research. It focuses on incorporating AI into the tourism industry, highlighting the effectiveness of tools …
Exploring the dynamics of tourist travel intention before and during the Covid-19 pandemic: A scoping review
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted travel intentions and behaviour, prompting a reevaluation of existing theories and frameworks in the tourism field, but there is currently no comprehensive synthesis of the factors influencing travel intention before and during the pandemic. To close this research gap, this scoping review explores various factors affecting travel intention both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light o…
Dream vacations of children: Exploring Key Motivations and Preferred Experiences by Drawing
Children have an important place in the family travel market as they have a strong influence on holiday decisions and their satisfaction can directly affect their parents’ satisfaction and future behavioural intentions. To attract this market and provide child tourists with a satisfying holiday experience, it is important to better understand their motivations and preferences. The aim of this research is to identify children's motivations and pre…
Voices in the digital crowd: A discursive analysis of Airbnb boycott
International audience
Whose justice? Social (in)justice in tourism boycotts
Boycotting has long been acclaimed as an exemplary nonviolent tactic utilized in the pursuit of social justice. Guided by justice and political consumerism literature and using critical media discourse analysis, this study sought to investigate the portrayal of social justice in tourists' discourses surrounding travel boycott campaigns against Myanmar. While online narratives exhibit genuine concern for justice and morality, this research elucida…
Tourism and hospitality research on Iran: Current State and Perspectives
The tourism industry in Iran has grown rapidly following the relaxation of sanctions in the wake of the recent landmark nuclear agreement known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). However, despite the significance of tourism in the country, no study has previously provided an examination of research trends of tourism and hospitality studies on Iran. This review provides an overview of 180 papers identified in academic and bibliomet…
Whose justice? Social (in)justice in tourism boycotts
Boycotting has long been acclaimed as an exemplary nonviolent tactic utilized in the pursuit of social justice. Guided by justice and political consumerism literature and using critical media discourse analysis, this study sought to investigate the portrayal of social justice in tourists' discourses surrounding travel boycott campaigns against Myanmar. While online narratives exhibit genuine concern for justice and morality, this research elucida…
Tourism and hospitality research on Iran: Current State and Perspectives
The tourism industry in Iran has grown rapidly following the relaxation of sanctions in the wake of the recent landmark nuclear agreement known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). However, despite the significance of tourism in the country, no study has previously provided an examination of research trends of tourism and hospitality studies on Iran. This review provides an overview of 180 papers identified in academic and bibliomet…
Voices in the digital crowd: A discursive analysis of Airbnb boycott
International audience
Tourism and hospitality research on Iran: Current State and Perspectives
The tourism industry in Iran has grown rapidly following the relaxation of sanctions in the wake of the recent landmark nuclear agreement known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). However, despite the significance of tourism in the country, no study has previously provided an examination of research trends of tourism and hospitality studies on Iran. This review provides an overview of 180 papers identified in academic and bibliomet…
Whose justice? Social (in)justice in tourism boycotts
Boycotting has long been acclaimed as an exemplary nonviolent tactic utilized in the pursuit of social justice. Guided by justice and political consumerism literature and using critical media discourse analysis, this study sought to investigate the portrayal of social justice in tourists' discourses surrounding travel boycott campaigns against Myanmar. While online narratives exhibit genuine concern for justice and morality, this research elucida…
Voices in the digital crowd: A discursive analysis of Airbnb boycott
International audience
Green grabbing and neofeudalism governance in ecotourism destinations: An insight from Iran
This study explores the phenomenon of green grabbing within the context of neofeudal governance in ecotourism destinations, focusing on Iran. Green grabbing refers to appropriating public natural lands by private beneficiaries or entities closely associated with those in power. Utilizing qualitative research methods, interviews were conducted with environmentalists, ecotourism experts, and local authorities to understand the dynamics and impacts …
Bridging the Green Marketing Communication Gap: Assessing Image Coherence in Green Hotels
This study investigates the gap between how hotels present their sustainability efforts (projected green image) and how guests perceive them (perceived green image). Drawing on signaling theory and using a multiple‐case approach, we combined content and sentiment analysis to examine communication strategies and guest responses. The findings reveal frequent misalignments: some practices are promoted but not noticed (greenwashing risk), while other…
AI-powered live chatbots and smart tour guide apps in tourism: A literature review and future research directions
This study explores the critical intersection in the tourism sector combining artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with conventional methods. This research outlines three main goals: assessing the use of AI chatbots in the tourism industry, reviewing existing literature on intelligent tour guide apps, and pinpointing areas for further research. It focuses on incorporating AI into the tourism industry, highlighting the effectiveness of tools …
Exploring the dynamics of tourist travel intention before and during the Covid-19 pandemic: A scoping review
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted travel intentions and behaviour, prompting a reevaluation of existing theories and frameworks in the tourism field, but there is currently no comprehensive synthesis of the factors influencing travel intention before and during the pandemic. To close this research gap, this scoping review explores various factors affecting travel intention both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light o…
Dream vacations of children: Exploring Key Motivations and Preferred Experiences by Drawing
Children have an important place in the family travel market as they have a strong influence on holiday decisions and their satisfaction can directly affect their parents’ satisfaction and future behavioural intentions. To attract this market and provide child tourists with a satisfying holiday experience, it is important to better understand their motivations and preferences. The aim of this research is to identify children's motivations and pre…
Tourism (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Marketing (3 works)