Lingxu Zhou
Biographic Data
| ID | 3984694 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lingxu Zhou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lingxu |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhou |
| SIGNATURE | ZHOU L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhongnan University of Economics and Law |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7764-3723 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Digital nomads: Transient social interactions and local (dis)embeddedness in DNA, China
Social interactions between digital nomads and local residents reflect the embeddedness of digital nomads into a destination and what impacts they bring to the destination. In this study, we qualitatively examined the first digital nomad community in China, Digital Nomad Anji (DNA), and evaluated how domestic digital nomads in the community interact with the locality. We identified the characteristics of transient interactions between digital nom…
Ensuring Sustainable Rural Tourism Development Through Knowledge Management
Tourists’ Embodied Metaphors in Lifestyle Cultural Space
Traditional cultural tourism spaces are constantly being threatened by the trend of fast consumption, but some of them successfully survive. This research proposes the concept of “lifestyle cultural space” in a tourism context, referring to various lived traditional spaces that integrate closely with the lifestyle of the local community and become attractors to tourists. We aim to establish the formation mechanism of embodied metaphors in the spa…
Incidental negative emotions and tourist destination preferences: A choice model during lockdown
Incidental and discrete emotions can influence tourist decision‐making and their preferences for destinations with different types of attractions and activities. In this explorative study, we apply a choice model and the cognitive appraisal theory of emotion to examine the influence of those negative emotions that emerged during Australia's lockdown on tourists' anticipated destination preferences. We find that negative emotions were influenced b…
Perceived health benefits of nature‐based tourism: The influences of tourists' involvement, restorative environment and health consciousness
This study examines the influences of tourists' involvement, perceived restorative environments and health consciousness on their perceived physical, mental and social health benefits. The proposed model was empirically tested using a sample of 595 tourists who travelled to mountain sites after the strict lockdown in China. Tourists' perception of a restorative environment mediates the relationship between their involvement and perceived health b…
Entrepreneurial networks in creative tourism place-making: Dali village, Wuhan, China
Entrepreneurial motivations and networks in creative tourism place-making are examined using a descriptive case study approach. In Dali creative village in Wuhan, China, place-making was primarily driven by creative artisans and entrepreneurs from elsewhere. Actors' social networks were primarily personal and lacked business cooperation, indicating the organic nature of place-making. The diversity of individual resources, capabilities and expecta…
Hitchhiking tourism and social trust: Exploring Chinese experiences through travel blogs
Social capital and entrepreneurial mobility in early-stage tourism development: A case from rural China
Intercultural Interactions in Tourist Bars: Yangshuo, China
This article explores intercultural interactions in bars in a tourism destination. Mixed methods are used to compare Western and Chinese tourists' behaviors in Western bars in China where intercultural interactions take place. Western bars provide the physical environment and context for the encounters of these two groups of tourists. For Western tourists, traveling in China is primarily a cross-cultural experience and requires intercultural adap…
Social capital and entrepreneurial mobility in early-stage tourism development: A case from rural China
Entrepreneurial networks in creative tourism place-making: Dali village, Wuhan, China
Entrepreneurial motivations and networks in creative tourism place-making are examined using a descriptive case study approach. In Dali creative village in Wuhan, China, place-making was primarily driven by creative artisans and entrepreneurs from elsewhere. Actors' social networks were primarily personal and lacked business cooperation, indicating the organic nature of place-making. The diversity of individual resources, capabilities and expecta…
Hitchhiking tourism and social trust: Exploring Chinese experiences through travel blogs
Intercultural Interactions in Tourist Bars: Yangshuo, China
This article explores intercultural interactions in bars in a tourism destination. Mixed methods are used to compare Western and Chinese tourists' behaviors in Western bars in China where intercultural interactions take place. Western bars provide the physical environment and context for the encounters of these two groups of tourists. For Western tourists, traveling in China is primarily a cross-cultural experience and requires intercultural adap…
Social capital and entrepreneurial mobility in early-stage tourism development: A case from rural China
Hitchhiking tourism and social trust: Exploring Chinese experiences through travel blogs
Perceived health benefits of nature‐based tourism: The influences of tourists' involvement, restorative environment and health consciousness
This study examines the influences of tourists' involvement, perceived restorative environments and health consciousness on their perceived physical, mental and social health benefits. The proposed model was empirically tested using a sample of 595 tourists who travelled to mountain sites after the strict lockdown in China. Tourists' perception of a restorative environment mediates the relationship between their involvement and perceived health b…
Entrepreneurial networks in creative tourism place-making: Dali village, Wuhan, China
Entrepreneurial motivations and networks in creative tourism place-making are examined using a descriptive case study approach. In Dali creative village in Wuhan, China, place-making was primarily driven by creative artisans and entrepreneurs from elsewhere. Actors' social networks were primarily personal and lacked business cooperation, indicating the organic nature of place-making. The diversity of individual resources, capabilities and expecta…
Incidental negative emotions and tourist destination preferences: A choice model during lockdown
Incidental and discrete emotions can influence tourist decision‐making and their preferences for destinations with different types of attractions and activities. In this explorative study, we apply a choice model and the cognitive appraisal theory of emotion to examine the influence of those negative emotions that emerged during Australia's lockdown on tourists' anticipated destination preferences. We find that negative emotions were influenced b…
Ensuring Sustainable Rural Tourism Development Through Knowledge Management
Tourists’ Embodied Metaphors in Lifestyle Cultural Space
Traditional cultural tourism spaces are constantly being threatened by the trend of fast consumption, but some of them successfully survive. This research proposes the concept of “lifestyle cultural space” in a tourism context, referring to various lived traditional spaces that integrate closely with the lifestyle of the local community and become attractors to tourists. We aim to establish the formation mechanism of embodied metaphors in the spa…
Digital nomads: Transient social interactions and local (dis)embeddedness in DNA, China
Social interactions between digital nomads and local residents reflect the embeddedness of digital nomads into a destination and what impacts they bring to the destination. In this study, we qualitatively examined the first digital nomad community in China, Digital Nomad Anji (DNA), and evaluated how domestic digital nomads in the community interact with the locality. We identified the characteristics of transient interactions between digital nom…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (8 works) · Tourism (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Advertising (5 works) · China (5 works) · Marketing (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Political science (3 works)