Xiangping Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3723699 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiangping Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiangping |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Macao University of Tourism |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3682-4266 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
College students’ perceptions of remote online exams: A scoping review
Remote online exams (ROEs) have become more prevalent in higher education, however they have long raised issues in the field of online learning, with educators expressing concerns about assessment effectiveness and risks of academic integrity. The article primarily aims to review students’ perceptions of ROEs to offer insights for their future improvement. ROEs most commonly utilize multiple-choice and short-answer questions, and many employ invi…
Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Tourism: A Systematic Review of LGBT + Tourism Literature
Following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta‐Analyses (PRISMA) framework, this systematic review presents a comprehensive analysis of 194 published articles on LGBT+ tourism from 80 journals, synthesizing the existing literature to provide a state‐of‐the‐art understanding of developments in LGBT+ tourism over recent decades. Five main themes in LGBT+ tourism research are identified: LGBT+ tourists, motivations and const…
Modeling and kinetic analysis for co-pyrolysis of sewage sludge and municipal solid waste under multiple factors
Enhancing brand equity in popular culture tourism: Testing the role of fandom in a serial mediation model
This research underpins an integrated theoretical framework incorporating brand equity theory and affect transfer theory to investigate relationships among fandom, destination brand equity, destination attachment, and travel intention. Utilizing partial least structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) technique with a sample of 577 fans, the study reveals positive relationships between two types of fandom, and between destination attachment and trave…
An examination of Chinese gay tourists: Motivation, Identity, and Space
Prior studies on gay tourism have focused primarily on Western cultures, and research on geographically and culturally distant Chinese gay tourism is limited. Using social identity theory and identity-based motivation theory as a framework, this study bridges an observed 'Chinese gay' gap by exploring the roles of motivation, identity, and space in the travel experiences of Mainland Chinese gay tourists in Thailand. A netnographic approach was em…
Resident Empowerment and Support for Gaming Tourism: Comparisons of Resident Attitudes Pre- and Amid-Covid-19 Pandemic
Grounded in Weber’s theory of formal and substantive rationality, this study aims to examine the influences of economic and noneconomic factors, namely resident empowerment and trust, on resident support for gaming tourism, a controversial type of tourism development. In particular, with data collected before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, the study also examines how resident perceptions of economic and noneconomic benefits of tourism have cha…
Adaptive Co-Management for Regional Tourism Governance Under the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Greater Bay Area, China
This study examined the process of adaptive co-management (ACM) among actors and institutions in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) in China to rejuvenate the region's tourism recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted with 19 key informants from various government departments within the region. Results demonstrated how actors and flexible institutions at multiple geographical scales and levels had joined efforts …
Local Food Consumption: The Trio of Motivation, Satisfaction, and Loyalty
This study aims to delve into the role of motivation to consume local food, a multi-dimensional construct, in the tourism experience by testing the structural relationships between motivation and food satisfaction, as well as destination satisfaction and loyalty. A survey was administered with tourists visiting Macao. A convenience valid sample of 292 responses was analyzed with SEM. Results suggest that, while the motivation of excitement failed…
Empowerment and its divergent influence over mass and alternative tourism
Resident attitude research often combines heterogenous types of tourism together asking residents to evaluate support for all types of tourism rather than parsing out the intricacies associated with different types of tourism. This study deviates by applying Weber's Theory of Formal and Substantive Rationality (WTFSR) to compare the divergent effects of both economic and non‐economic factors on residents' support for two forms of tourism developm…
What constitutes a favorable destination brand portfolio? Through the lens of coherence
Increased production and education – the new modern Buddhist thought and practice of monk Juzan
The monk Juzan 巨贊 (1908–1984) as a Chinese Buddhist reformist of the twentieth century emphasized that Buddhist faith should be in accordance with the times while engaged in humanitarian efforts within the contexts of reform and wartime aid, in the hopes that through bodhisattva practices one could be of benefit to others. He clearly proposed two positions of increased production and education for Buddhism, focusing his efforts on the social impl…
The application of generational theory to tourism consumer behavior: An American perspective
Tourism Development and Regional Quality of Life: The Case of China
Although a number of studies examined local communities' perceived quality of life (QOL) related to tourism development, little research has directly investigated the objective measures of residents' QOL. This article used China as a case to examine how tourism development relates to and possibly impacts objective measures of residents' QOL at a regional level. Specifically, the study explored whether significant differences exist among the three…
Spatial Pattern of Tourist Flows Among the Asia-Pacific Countries: An Examination over a Decade
The spatial dimension of tourism provides insights about travel demands and travel flows and helps destinations in planning, development and management. The last decade has witnessed a steady and rapid growth in the Asia-Pacific region's tourism industry, in terms of both inbound and outbound travel. This particular study aimed to: (a) provide information and explore the changes on the nature of travel flows as measured by the tourist arrivals am…
Effect of total phenolics from Laggera alata on acute and chronic inflammation models
The application of generational theory to tourism consumer behavior: An American perspective
Tourism Development and Regional Quality of Life: The Case of China
Although a number of studies examined local communities' perceived quality of life (QOL) related to tourism development, little research has directly investigated the objective measures of residents' QOL. This article used China as a case to examine how tourism development relates to and possibly impacts objective measures of residents' QOL at a regional level. Specifically, the study explored whether significant differences exist among the three…
Spatial Pattern of Tourist Flows Among the Asia-Pacific Countries: An Examination over a Decade
The spatial dimension of tourism provides insights about travel demands and travel flows and helps destinations in planning, development and management. The last decade has witnessed a steady and rapid growth in the Asia-Pacific region's tourism industry, in terms of both inbound and outbound travel. This particular study aimed to: (a) provide information and explore the changes on the nature of travel flows as measured by the tourist arrivals am…
An examination of Chinese gay tourists: Motivation, Identity, and Space
Prior studies on gay tourism have focused primarily on Western cultures, and research on geographically and culturally distant Chinese gay tourism is limited. Using social identity theory and identity-based motivation theory as a framework, this study bridges an observed 'Chinese gay' gap by exploring the roles of motivation, identity, and space in the travel experiences of Mainland Chinese gay tourists in Thailand. A netnographic approach was em…
What constitutes a favorable destination brand portfolio? Through the lens of coherence
Enhancing brand equity in popular culture tourism: Testing the role of fandom in a serial mediation model
This research underpins an integrated theoretical framework incorporating brand equity theory and affect transfer theory to investigate relationships among fandom, destination brand equity, destination attachment, and travel intention. Utilizing partial least structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) technique with a sample of 577 fans, the study reveals positive relationships between two types of fandom, and between destination attachment and trave…
Adaptive Co-Management for Regional Tourism Governance Under the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Greater Bay Area, China
This study examined the process of adaptive co-management (ACM) among actors and institutions in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) in China to rejuvenate the region's tourism recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted with 19 key informants from various government departments within the region. Results demonstrated how actors and flexible institutions at multiple geographical scales and levels had joined efforts …
Effect of total phenolics from Laggera alata on acute and chronic inflammation models
Spatial Pattern of Tourist Flows Among the Asia-Pacific Countries: An Examination over a Decade
The spatial dimension of tourism provides insights about travel demands and travel flows and helps destinations in planning, development and management. The last decade has witnessed a steady and rapid growth in the Asia-Pacific region's tourism industry, in terms of both inbound and outbound travel. This particular study aimed to: (a) provide information and explore the changes on the nature of travel flows as measured by the tourist arrivals am…
Tourism Development and Regional Quality of Life: The Case of China
Although a number of studies examined local communities' perceived quality of life (QOL) related to tourism development, little research has directly investigated the objective measures of residents' QOL. This article used China as a case to examine how tourism development relates to and possibly impacts objective measures of residents' QOL at a regional level. Specifically, the study explored whether significant differences exist among the three…
The application of generational theory to tourism consumer behavior: An American perspective
Increased production and education – the new modern Buddhist thought and practice of monk Juzan
The monk Juzan 巨贊 (1908–1984) as a Chinese Buddhist reformist of the twentieth century emphasized that Buddhist faith should be in accordance with the times while engaged in humanitarian efforts within the contexts of reform and wartime aid, in the hopes that through bodhisattva practices one could be of benefit to others. He clearly proposed two positions of increased production and education for Buddhism, focusing his efforts on the social impl…
Empowerment and its divergent influence over mass and alternative tourism
Resident attitude research often combines heterogenous types of tourism together asking residents to evaluate support for all types of tourism rather than parsing out the intricacies associated with different types of tourism. This study deviates by applying Weber's Theory of Formal and Substantive Rationality (WTFSR) to compare the divergent effects of both economic and non‐economic factors on residents' support for two forms of tourism developm…
What constitutes a favorable destination brand portfolio? Through the lens of coherence
Resident Empowerment and Support for Gaming Tourism: Comparisons of Resident Attitudes Pre- and Amid-Covid-19 Pandemic
Grounded in Weber’s theory of formal and substantive rationality, this study aims to examine the influences of economic and noneconomic factors, namely resident empowerment and trust, on resident support for gaming tourism, a controversial type of tourism development. In particular, with data collected before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, the study also examines how resident perceptions of economic and noneconomic benefits of tourism have cha…
Adaptive Co-Management for Regional Tourism Governance Under the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Greater Bay Area, China
This study examined the process of adaptive co-management (ACM) among actors and institutions in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) in China to rejuvenate the region's tourism recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted with 19 key informants from various government departments within the region. Results demonstrated how actors and flexible institutions at multiple geographical scales and levels had joined efforts …
Local Food Consumption: The Trio of Motivation, Satisfaction, and Loyalty
This study aims to delve into the role of motivation to consume local food, a multi-dimensional construct, in the tourism experience by testing the structural relationships between motivation and food satisfaction, as well as destination satisfaction and loyalty. A survey was administered with tourists visiting Macao. A convenience valid sample of 292 responses was analyzed with SEM. Results suggest that, while the motivation of excitement failed…
Enhancing brand equity in popular culture tourism: Testing the role of fandom in a serial mediation model
This research underpins an integrated theoretical framework incorporating brand equity theory and affect transfer theory to investigate relationships among fandom, destination brand equity, destination attachment, and travel intention. Utilizing partial least structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) technique with a sample of 577 fans, the study reveals positive relationships between two types of fandom, and between destination attachment and trave…
An examination of Chinese gay tourists: Motivation, Identity, and Space
Prior studies on gay tourism have focused primarily on Western cultures, and research on geographically and culturally distant Chinese gay tourism is limited. Using social identity theory and identity-based motivation theory as a framework, this study bridges an observed 'Chinese gay' gap by exploring the roles of motivation, identity, and space in the travel experiences of Mainland Chinese gay tourists in Thailand. A netnographic approach was em…
Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Tourism: A Systematic Review of LGBT + Tourism Literature
Following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta‐Analyses (PRISMA) framework, this systematic review presents a comprehensive analysis of 194 published articles on LGBT+ tourism from 80 journals, synthesizing the existing literature to provide a state‐of‐the‐art understanding of developments in LGBT+ tourism over recent decades. Five main themes in LGBT+ tourism research are identified: LGBT+ tourists, motivations and const…
Modeling and kinetic analysis for co-pyrolysis of sewage sludge and municipal solid waste under multiple factors
College students’ perceptions of remote online exams: A scoping review
Remote online exams (ROEs) have become more prevalent in higher education, however they have long raised issues in the field of online learning, with educators expressing concerns about assessment effectiveness and risks of academic integrity. The article primarily aims to review students’ perceptions of ROEs to offer insights for their future improvement. ROEs most commonly utilize multiple-choice and short-answer questions, and many employ invi…
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