Ksenia Kirillova
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3473979 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ksenia Kirillova |
| PRENOMES | Ksenia |
| SOBRENOME | Kirillova |
| ASSINATURA | KIRILLOVA K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institut Paul Bocuse |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7375-5071 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 319 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
The real-world impact of academic research
Crafting ethically meaningful experiences
Existential aspects of wine tourism
What makes a hotel an attractive employer
Authenticity of Craft Brewery Visitor Experience
Although craft breweries have grown rapidly over the last decade, previous research has primarily focused on the aspects of marketing and consumer preferences. Little is known about authenticity of visitor experiences or perceptual differences that might exist between local and non-local visitors. Furthermore, a valid scale applicable to craft beer settings and authentic hospitality experiences at large is non-existent. This study addressed these…
Rethinking Consumer Agency in Tourism Research
In the age of global pandemics, increasing geopolitical conflicts, and subsequent restrictions on human mobilities (including tourism), the question of consumer agency in tourism is particularly pressing. Previous scholarship has largely assumed that tourists are free agents in the pursuit of authenticity through increasing mobility. This conceptual research problematizes the lack of conceptualization of agency in tourism. Based on various stream…
Convergence of Boundaries in Tourism, Hospitality, Events, and Leisure
This study aims to address the convergence of boundaries in Tourism, Hospitality, Events, and Leisure (THEL) fields. We offer a synthesized definition of THEL and discuss a set of meta-concepts that define the core and knowledge structure of THEL. We argue that hospitality, experience, and place are unifying constructs upon which all THEL scholarship activities and practice fields are established. The paper invites a system-wide conversation to s…
Ethically transformative experiences in hotels
Tourism myths and the Dunning Kruger effect
Beyond beauty
Travelers’ Psychological Comfort with Local Food Experiences and Place Attachment
Travelers’ engagement with local food at a foreign destination could be overwhelming and affect their overall travel experience. This study investigates the role travelers’ psychological comfort with local food plays in influencing the development of their place attachment to a destination. The study utilized survey data sampled from Korean and American travelers who had visited China and found that travelers’ place attachment is positively and s…
Pride and profit
This article argues that multilingual locales with minority, national and global languages at hand can become a site where meaning of social experience is negotiated and contested, and the role of minority languages can be reconceptualized. More specifically, using the example of Tatar, a minority language in Russia, as well as the framework grounded in the tropes of ‘pride’ and ‘profit, the study reveals that participants’ symbolic connections t…
A review of aesthetics research in tourism
Travel and life
Travel inspiration in tourist decision making
The curse of conceptual research in tourism
The formative nature of graduation travel
Graduation travel, or a trip taken after completion of undergraduate studies, is a niche phenomenon. Given the dearth of research on graduation travel, this study is first to investigate the stage-specific identity formation when a sense of self is initially established. Underpinned by the dual-cycle theory, the study considered two dimensions of identity consolidation - exploration in-depth and identification with commitment. Based on the survey…
Nonverbal communication in hotels as a medium of experience co-creation
Beyond “culture”
Hell is other people? An existential-phenomenological analysis of the local gaze in tourism
Tourism & death
The sociogenesis of leisure travel
Existential Authenticity and Anxiety as Outcomes: The Tourist in the Experience Economy
The idea of meaning-making as embedded in the experience economy 3.0 implies that greater consumption does not lead to greater contentment, and thus, products that have the capacity to meaningfully transform a consumer are to constitute the ultimate economic offering. Conceptualizing transformation as changes in tourist existential authenticity and anxiety, this study investigates the effect of tourism on these existential dimensions. Utilizing t…
What do Parents Look for in an Overseas Youth Summer Camp? Perspectives of Chinese Parents
Sending children to overseas summer camps has quickly become a popular practice for Chinese parents. The sizable market as a result of the potency of the Chinese economy and the current lack of understanding of parental decision-making factors are the primary motivating factors for this research. Specifically, this research attempts to shed light on the perspectives of Chinese parents concerning the specific traits and characteristics of overseas…
Reconciling unsatisfying tourism experiences
Tourism and Existential Transformation
Couched in the context of the experience economy 3.0, this research conceptualized transformations as changes in existential authenticity and anxiety, and phenomenologically explored the essence of a transformative tourist experience and subsequent long-term changes. This research uncovered nine chronologically ordered themes in which existentially oriented concerns were prevalent. It found that tourists did not reflect on existential givens in s…
What triggers transformative tourism experiences
This research investigates triggers of transformative tourism experiences and their circumstances through the lenses of existential philosophy. Drawing on descriptive phenomenological method, 10 narratives were gathered and analyzed for this purpose. We found that triggering episodes tend to occur at the end of travel, to evoke intense mixed emotions and heightened cognition, to engender the sense of transiency, demarcation, and connection to som…
What makes a destination beautiful? Dimensions of tourist aesthetic judgment
An existential conceptualization of the vacation cycle
Hell is other people? An existential-phenomenological analysis of the local gaze in tourism
Travel inspiration in tourist decision making
Smartphone (dis)connectedness and vacation recovery
The curse of conceptual research in tourism
A cross-cultural validation of the perceived destination restorative qualities scale
Leisure travel entails a necessary tourist–environment exchange, understanding of which becomes critical when considering the role of tourism in providing rest and relaxation. The aim of this study was to understand the restorative functions of tourism destinations in the Chinese context. We attempted to confirm the cross-cultural stability of the measurement scale of perceived destination restorative qualities (PDRQ) and the relation to its nomo…
Tourism & death
Travel and life
Beyond “culture”
Reconciling unsatisfying tourism experiences
The sociogenesis of leisure travel
Ethically transformative experiences in hotels
Rethinking Consumer Agency in Tourism Research
In the age of global pandemics, increasing geopolitical conflicts, and subsequent restrictions on human mobilities (including tourism), the question of consumer agency in tourism is particularly pressing. Previous scholarship has largely assumed that tourists are free agents in the pursuit of authenticity through increasing mobility. This conceptual research problematizes the lack of conceptualization of agency in tourism. Based on various stream…
Nonverbal communication in hotels as a medium of experience co-creation
Authenticity of Craft Brewery Visitor Experience
Although craft breweries have grown rapidly over the last decade, previous research has primarily focused on the aspects of marketing and consumer preferences. Little is known about authenticity of visitor experiences or perceptual differences that might exist between local and non-local visitors. Furthermore, a valid scale applicable to craft beer settings and authentic hospitality experiences at large is non-existent. This study addressed these…
Existential aspects of wine tourism
Beyond beauty
The formative nature of graduation travel
Graduation travel, or a trip taken after completion of undergraduate studies, is a niche phenomenon. Given the dearth of research on graduation travel, this study is first to investigate the stage-specific identity formation when a sense of self is initially established. Underpinned by the dual-cycle theory, the study considered two dimensions of identity consolidation - exploration in-depth and identification with commitment. Based on the survey…
What makes a destination beautiful? Dimensions of tourist aesthetic judgment
An existential conceptualization of the vacation cycle
A cross-cultural validation of the perceived destination restorative qualities scale
Leisure travel entails a necessary tourist–environment exchange, understanding of which becomes critical when considering the role of tourism in providing rest and relaxation. The aim of this study was to understand the restorative functions of tourism destinations in the Chinese context. We attempted to confirm the cross-cultural stability of the measurement scale of perceived destination restorative qualities (PDRQ) and the relation to its nomo…
Smartphone (dis)connectedness and vacation recovery
Tourism and Existential Transformation
Couched in the context of the experience economy 3.0, this research conceptualized transformations as changes in existential authenticity and anxiety, and phenomenologically explored the essence of a transformative tourist experience and subsequent long-term changes. This research uncovered nine chronologically ordered themes in which existentially oriented concerns were prevalent. It found that tourists did not reflect on existential givens in s…
Existential Authenticity and Anxiety as Outcomes: The Tourist in the Experience Economy
The idea of meaning-making as embedded in the experience economy 3.0 implies that greater consumption does not lead to greater contentment, and thus, products that have the capacity to meaningfully transform a consumer are to constitute the ultimate economic offering. Conceptualizing transformation as changes in tourist existential authenticity and anxiety, this study investigates the effect of tourism on these existential dimensions. Utilizing t…
What do Parents Look for in an Overseas Youth Summer Camp? Perspectives of Chinese Parents
Sending children to overseas summer camps has quickly become a popular practice for Chinese parents. The sizable market as a result of the potency of the Chinese economy and the current lack of understanding of parental decision-making factors are the primary motivating factors for this research. Specifically, this research attempts to shed light on the perspectives of Chinese parents concerning the specific traits and characteristics of overseas…
Reconciling unsatisfying tourism experiences
What triggers transformative tourism experiences
This research investigates triggers of transformative tourism experiences and their circumstances through the lenses of existential philosophy. Drawing on descriptive phenomenological method, 10 narratives were gathered and analyzed for this purpose. We found that triggering episodes tend to occur at the end of travel, to evoke intense mixed emotions and heightened cognition, to engender the sense of transiency, demarcation, and connection to som…
The sociogenesis of leisure travel
Hell is other people? An existential-phenomenological analysis of the local gaze in tourism
Tourism & death
Beyond “culture”
The formative nature of graduation travel
Graduation travel, or a trip taken after completion of undergraduate studies, is a niche phenomenon. Given the dearth of research on graduation travel, this study is first to investigate the stage-specific identity formation when a sense of self is initially established. Underpinned by the dual-cycle theory, the study considered two dimensions of identity consolidation - exploration in-depth and identification with commitment. Based on the survey…
Nonverbal communication in hotels as a medium of experience co-creation
Travel and life
Travel inspiration in tourist decision making
The curse of conceptual research in tourism
Travelers’ Psychological Comfort with Local Food Experiences and Place Attachment
Travelers’ engagement with local food at a foreign destination could be overwhelming and affect their overall travel experience. This study investigates the role travelers’ psychological comfort with local food plays in influencing the development of their place attachment to a destination. The study utilized survey data sampled from Korean and American travelers who had visited China and found that travelers’ place attachment is positively and s…
Pride and profit
This article argues that multilingual locales with minority, national and global languages at hand can become a site where meaning of social experience is negotiated and contested, and the role of minority languages can be reconceptualized. More specifically, using the example of Tatar, a minority language in Russia, as well as the framework grounded in the tropes of ‘pride’ and ‘profit, the study reveals that participants’ symbolic connections t…
A review of aesthetics research in tourism
Convergence of Boundaries in Tourism, Hospitality, Events, and Leisure
This study aims to address the convergence of boundaries in Tourism, Hospitality, Events, and Leisure (THEL) fields. We offer a synthesized definition of THEL and discuss a set of meta-concepts that define the core and knowledge structure of THEL. We argue that hospitality, experience, and place are unifying constructs upon which all THEL scholarship activities and practice fields are established. The paper invites a system-wide conversation to s…
Ethically transformative experiences in hotels
Tourism myths and the Dunning Kruger effect
Beyond beauty
Tourism (26 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (21 obras) · Sociology (19 obras) · Psychology (16 obras) · Political science (14 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Business (11 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Aesthetics (9 obras)