Zhuowei Huang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3779973 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhuowei Huang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhuowei |
| FAMILY NAME | Huang |
| SIGNATURE | HUANG Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 21 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Tourist emotional change and social media coping – evidence from interactions between tourists and host children in impoverished destinations
Virtual reality and museum tourism in the anchoring paradigm
The present research designed a series of two studies and examined the impacts of the additional VR tour on museum tourist behaviour, learning and satisfaction, considering tourists’ belief of technology in the anchoring paradigm. It finds that museum tourists with an additional VR tour of cultural exhibitions spend less time and show a targeted temporal–spatial pattern in the on-site visit than those without VR. The findings indicated that parti…
The estrangement experience in travel and tourism
Tourism and new rurality
Leisure Shapes Future
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Tourism experiences co-created on social media
The ubiquity of smartphones, wireless internet and social media have tremendously increased human connections all over the world. Facilitated by Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), social media provides tourists new ways to access, receive, create and circulate travel related information (Neuhofer, 2016). It has also become a pivotal tool to connect people with each other and to interlink travel and people's social context in daily…
How do visitors respond to sustainable tourism interpretations? A further investigation into content and media format
Relationship Between Curative Effect and Serum Inflammatory Factors Level in Male Patients With First-Episode Schizophrenia Treated With Olanzapine
Background: A growing body of evidence shows that immune system disorders are one of the important etiological factors of schizophrenia. Inflammatory cytokines play a very critical role in the pathogenesis and treatment of schizophrenia. However, in the actual clinical practice, there is still a lack of confirmed biological indicators that can be used to evaluate the therapeutic effect of antipsychotics. Methods: In this study, 82 male patients w…
A model of tourism advertising effects
Tourism migrant workers
Reliving self-presentational concerns in rural tourism
The Grand Tour in the Twenty-first Century
This study investigates Chinese adolescents’ overseas study tours from the perspectives of both Chinese adolescents and their parents. Fifty in-depth interviews were conducted and analyzed with 30 adolescents and 20 parents. Data analysis results suggest three primary types of activities in an overseas study tour: sightseeing tours, schooling programs and socializing with the locals. A variety of reasons for overseas study tours from the perspect…
Tourists' perceptions of responsibility
Drawing on norm-activation theory, this study explores the link between tourists' perceptions of the negative impacts of tourism and their perceived responsibility. A proposed theoretical framework was examined and verified through exploratory and confirmatory research processes. Self-administered questionnaires were collected at two UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites in China. The findings of this research suggest that tourists' perceptions of …
Ambiguity tolerance and advertising effectiveness
Visual attention toward tourism photographs with text
Modeling consumer-based brand equity for multinational hotel brands – When hosts become guests
Chinese Hotel Branding
The global tourism market place has witnessed the rise of China as one of the most vibrant places of the World’s tourist traffic in modern history. In 2012, China became the largest source market w
Perceived Value of the Chinese Calligraphic Landscape in Tourism Settings
This study investigates Chinese tourists’ perceived value of the Chinese calligraphic landscape in tourism settings. Four-hundred and twenty-two valid questionnaires were randomly collected among Chinese tourists in a touristic site with a calligraphic landscape in China. Four dimensions of perceived value of calligraphic landscape are proposed and identified: functional tangible value, functional intangible value, social value, and emotional val…
Impact of Tourism Openness Across the Taiwan Strait
Keywords: cross-strait tourismpeacetwo-track diplomacytourism impact
Chinese water culture and implications for cruise tourism - a five-dimension framework
This study aims to examine the Chinese values and beliefs of water and provide insights into the Chinese market of cruise tourism. Chinese classical works on water are reviewed and synthesised through both cultural and historical angles, based on which a five-dimension framework is proposed on Chinese water culture in relation to cruise tourism. The five dimensions are origin of life, sustained energy, purity, freshness, and natural state ofbeing…
Visual attention toward tourism photographs with text
A model of tourism advertising effects
Tourism migrant workers
How do visitors respond to sustainable tourism interpretations? A further investigation into content and media format
Tourism experiences co-created on social media
The ubiquity of smartphones, wireless internet and social media have tremendously increased human connections all over the world. Facilitated by Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), social media provides tourists new ways to access, receive, create and circulate travel related information (Neuhofer, 2016). It has also become a pivotal tool to connect people with each other and to interlink travel and people's social context in daily…
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Reliving self-presentational concerns in rural tourism
Chinese Hotel Branding
The global tourism market place has witnessed the rise of China as one of the most vibrant places of the World’s tourist traffic in modern history. In 2012, China became the largest source market w
Perceived Value of the Chinese Calligraphic Landscape in Tourism Settings
This study investigates Chinese tourists’ perceived value of the Chinese calligraphic landscape in tourism settings. Four-hundred and twenty-two valid questionnaires were randomly collected among Chinese tourists in a touristic site with a calligraphic landscape in China. Four dimensions of perceived value of calligraphic landscape are proposed and identified: functional tangible value, functional intangible value, social value, and emotional val…
Modeling consumer-based brand equity for multinational hotel brands – When hosts become guests
Impact of Tourism Openness Across the Taiwan Strait
Keywords: cross-strait tourismpeacetwo-track diplomacytourism impact
Tourism and new rurality
The Grand Tour in the Twenty-first Century
This study investigates Chinese adolescents’ overseas study tours from the perspectives of both Chinese adolescents and their parents. Fifty in-depth interviews were conducted and analyzed with 30 adolescents and 20 parents. Data analysis results suggest three primary types of activities in an overseas study tour: sightseeing tours, schooling programs and socializing with the locals. A variety of reasons for overseas study tours from the perspect…
Ambiguity tolerance and advertising effectiveness
Chinese water culture and implications for cruise tourism - a five-dimension framework
This study aims to examine the Chinese values and beliefs of water and provide insights into the Chinese market of cruise tourism. Chinese classical works on water are reviewed and synthesised through both cultural and historical angles, based on which a five-dimension framework is proposed on Chinese water culture in relation to cruise tourism. The five dimensions are origin of life, sustained energy, purity, freshness, and natural state ofbeing…
Impact of Tourism Openness Across the Taiwan Strait
Keywords: cross-strait tourismpeacetwo-track diplomacytourism impact
Chinese Hotel Branding
The global tourism market place has witnessed the rise of China as one of the most vibrant places of the World’s tourist traffic in modern history. In 2012, China became the largest source market w
Perceived Value of the Chinese Calligraphic Landscape in Tourism Settings
This study investigates Chinese tourists’ perceived value of the Chinese calligraphic landscape in tourism settings. Four-hundred and twenty-two valid questionnaires were randomly collected among Chinese tourists in a touristic site with a calligraphic landscape in China. Four dimensions of perceived value of calligraphic landscape are proposed and identified: functional tangible value, functional intangible value, social value, and emotional val…
Modeling consumer-based brand equity for multinational hotel brands – When hosts become guests
Visual attention toward tourism photographs with text
Tourists' perceptions of responsibility
Drawing on norm-activation theory, this study explores the link between tourists' perceptions of the negative impacts of tourism and their perceived responsibility. A proposed theoretical framework was examined and verified through exploratory and confirmatory research processes. Self-administered questionnaires were collected at two UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites in China. The findings of this research suggest that tourists' perceptions of …
Ambiguity tolerance and advertising effectiveness
The Grand Tour in the Twenty-first Century
This study investigates Chinese adolescents’ overseas study tours from the perspectives of both Chinese adolescents and their parents. Fifty in-depth interviews were conducted and analyzed with 30 adolescents and 20 parents. Data analysis results suggest three primary types of activities in an overseas study tour: sightseeing tours, schooling programs and socializing with the locals. A variety of reasons for overseas study tours from the perspect…
Reliving self-presentational concerns in rural tourism
Tourism migrant workers
Relationship Between Curative Effect and Serum Inflammatory Factors Level in Male Patients With First-Episode Schizophrenia Treated With Olanzapine
Background: A growing body of evidence shows that immune system disorders are one of the important etiological factors of schizophrenia. Inflammatory cytokines play a very critical role in the pathogenesis and treatment of schizophrenia. However, in the actual clinical practice, there is still a lack of confirmed biological indicators that can be used to evaluate the therapeutic effect of antipsychotics. Methods: In this study, 82 male patients w…
A model of tourism advertising effects
How do visitors respond to sustainable tourism interpretations? A further investigation into content and media format
Tourism experiences co-created on social media
The ubiquity of smartphones, wireless internet and social media have tremendously increased human connections all over the world. Facilitated by Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), social media provides tourists new ways to access, receive, create and circulate travel related information (Neuhofer, 2016). It has also become a pivotal tool to connect people with each other and to interlink travel and people's social context in daily…
Virtual reality and museum tourism in the anchoring paradigm
The present research designed a series of two studies and examined the impacts of the additional VR tour on museum tourist behaviour, learning and satisfaction, considering tourists’ belief of technology in the anchoring paradigm. It finds that museum tourists with an additional VR tour of cultural exhibitions spend less time and show a targeted temporal–spatial pattern in the on-site visit than those without VR. The findings indicated that parti…
The estrangement experience in travel and tourism
Tourism and new rurality
Leisure Shapes Future
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Tourist emotional change and social media coping – evidence from interactions between tourists and host children in impoverished destinations
Tourism (17 works) · Business (15 works) · Advertising (13 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (13 works) · Geography (13 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Marketing (12 works) · Political science (11 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Economic geography (8 works)