Honglei Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3984703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Honglei Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Honglei |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0609-6050 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 183 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
Spatial evolution pattern of tourism flow in China: Case study of the May Day Holiday based on Baidu migration data
Tourism flows are an elementary part of mobility and an important topic in tourism research. Utilising Baidu migration data, we model tourism flows during China’s May Day holiday from 2019 to 2023. Employing hotspot analysis and the differential index for tourism flow methods, we scrutinise the spatial and temporal dynamics of tourism flows in China before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings are as follows: (1) Regarding tempor…
The magic of audio-visual integration in simulated crowding images of culture-oriented tourism destinations: An eye-tracking analysis on tourists’ visual attention and behavioural intentions
Despite tourists' multi-sensory experience has received increasing attention, research on the collective effects of auditory stimuli and visual attention in cultural-oriented tourism destination remains scant. This study explores how environmental stimuli and tourists' visual attention affect tourists' willingness to stay under high-crowding and low-crowding scenarios in cultural-oriented destinations. Employing eye-tracking experiments and self-…
Sustaining creative class in peri-urban area: Insights from human-place bonding
Stay or travel? Spatial heterogeneity impact of air pollution on travel intention
Air pollution help shape people's travel preferences and behaviour, and when facing air pollution, individuals may consider travelling out for a short or long time as a coping strategy. We apply a Geographically Weighted Negative Binomial Regression (GWNBR) to analyze the effects of air pollution on people's travel intentions from origins. Our research covers 332 prefecture-level cities across China and collects daily air quality index (AQI), the…
How to better incorporate geographic variation in Airbnb price modeling
Since entering the Chinese market in 2015, Airbnb has become a major player in the Chinese home-sharing arena. This article uses data from 8012 active Airbnb listings in Shanghai and presents three models (linear regression, geographically weighted regression, and random forest) to study the determinants of Airbnb listing prices and incorporate geographic variation in price modeling. Results show that property quality plays a key role in shaping …
Obstructive sleep apnea and cognition: Insights gleaned from bibliometric analysis
Researchers are increasingly focusing on OSA and cognition. Currently, the majority of studies on OSA-related cognitive dysfunction are focused on correctable aspects of the condition. Future investigations into the pathology of OSA-induced cognitive impairment will facilitate more precise therapeutic interventions
Linking the internal mechanism of flow experience to exhibition intention: A comparison among diverse cultural tourists
This study examined the cultural tourists' flow experience effects on behavioral intentions and investigated differences among five cultural tourists' groups. Using structured questionnaires data, the findings highlight that the flow experience within exhibition activities has both direct and indirect influences on behavioral intentions among cultural tourists. Moreover, a significant divergence was observed in the "flow experience – exhibition a…
Connecting tourists to musical destinations: The role of musical geographical imagination and aesthetic responses in music tourism
When technology meets heritage: A moderated mediation of immersive technology on the constraint-satisfaction relationship
Cultural heritage represents the precious treasures of humanity. Understanding potential constraints and applicability of burgeoning technology become vital for cultural heritage conservation and tourism development. This study proposes a research model based on the leisure constraints theory vis-à-vis cultural heritage tourism. The model is tested by an on-site visitor survey from 495 tourists in the Mogao Grottoes, a well-known cultural heritag…
Flow in soundscape: The conceptualization of soundscape flow experience and its relationship with soundscape perception and behaviour intention in tourism destinations
The soundscape is an essential type of attraction in tourism destinations. Music can serve as a significant tourist attraction that makes people immersed in it. Similarly, while tourists linger in the leisure and recreation environment, they may have a flow experience of the soundscape in tourism attractions. Yet, there is little research about the relationship between tourists’ perception of soundscape and flow experience. Taking Lijiang old tow…
Carbon Emissions of the Tourism Telecoupling System: Theoretical Framework, Model Specification and Synthesis Effects
The flows of people and material attributed to international tourism exert a major impact on the global environment. Tourism carbon emissions is the main indicator in this context. However, previous studies focused on estimating the emissions of destinations, ignoring the embodied emissions in tourists' origins and other areas. This study provides a comprehensive framework of a tourism telecoupling system. Taking China's international tourism as …
Social Distancing in Tourism Destination Management during the Covid-19 Pandemic in China: A Moderated Mediation Model
While protective measures in response to infectious diseases may reduce the freedom of tourists (regarding their behaviors), few studies have documented the effects of destination protective measures on the self-protective behaviors of tourists. By applying the protection motivation theory, this study examines the effects of perceived destination protective supports on the social distancing intentions of tourists during the COVID-19 pandemic. The…
Discovering spatial patterns of tourist flow with multi-layer transport networks
Transport is an integral part of the tourism industry. The tourist traveling patterns are highly dependent on the transport infrastructure in a tourism destinations. Based on the Social Network Theory, four centrality indicators and the transition possibility are adopted to explore the tourism flow network related to different modes of transportation and tourist transition capabilities in tourism destinations. A complex tourist itinerary visualiz…
Development and validation of a tourism fatigue scale
From mixed emotional experience to spiritual meaning: Learning in Dark Tourism Places
While emotionally laden, sites of death could also be places of spiritual transformation and sacredness. In recent years, the 'emotional' turn in geography and tourism studies has called for more research on co-activation and the impact of mixed emotions at these places. In order to address the research gap in how negative/ambivalent emotional experiences could be negotiated, transformed, and constructed into place meaning, we report the findings…
Two Sides of a Coin: A Crisis Response Perspective on Tourist Community Participation in a Post-Disaster Environment
This study investigates the attitudes and behavioural intentions of community crisis response and tourism community participation in tourist destinations after the occurrence of a disaster. Further, we built a conceptual model of perceived community participation benefit, community attachment, community resilience, and crisis response and community participation intention and measured it using 556 samples surveyed after the Wenchuan earthquake, C…
Spatial-temporal response patterns of tourist flow under impulse pre-trip information search: From online to arrival
Spatial-temporal forecasting of tourism demand
Is all authenticity accepted by tourists and residents? The concept, dimensions and formation mechanism of negative authenticity
Tourists’ perceptions of crowding, attractiveness, and satisfaction: A second-order structural model
Drawing on theories of stimulus overload and social interference, this study proposes a multidimensional way to measure tourists' perceptions of crowding. Three dimensions of crowding are discussed: neutral, personal, and social. A second-order structural equation model is used to analyze the relationships among crowding perceptions, destination attractiveness, and satisfaction by surveying tourists at Mount Sanqingshan National Park (n = 424). T…
Tourism water footprint: An empirical analysis of Mount Huangshan
Water is an important factor for the sustainable development of tourism. We constructed a comprehensive model of the tourism water footprint (TWF), including tourism sewage and water for management, and used the world heritage Mount Huangshan as an example. The results showed that the total TWF, which included green, blue and grey water of Mount Huangshan in 2012, was about 10.19 million m3/year, approximately per tourist 3.39 m3/day or 3387 L/da…
Hit close to home: The moderating effects of past experiences on tourists’ on-site experiences and behavioral intention in post-earthquake site
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites: A comparison of participants and non-participants
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Too dark to revisit? The role of past experiences and intrapersonal constraints
Investigating the motivation–experience relationship in a dark tourism space: A case study of the Beichuan earthquake relics, China
From mixed emotional experience to spiritual meaning: Learning in Dark Tourism Places
While emotionally laden, sites of death could also be places of spiritual transformation and sacredness. In recent years, the 'emotional' turn in geography and tourism studies has called for more research on co-activation and the impact of mixed emotions at these places. In order to address the research gap in how negative/ambivalent emotional experiences could be negotiated, transformed, and constructed into place meaning, we report the findings…
Too dark to revisit? The role of past experiences and intrapersonal constraints
Investigating the motivation–experience relationship in a dark tourism space: A case study of the Beichuan earthquake relics, China
Spatial-temporal forecasting of tourism demand
A structural model of host authenticity
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites: A comparison of participants and non-participants
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Development and validation of a tourism fatigue scale
Tourists’ perceptions of crowding, attractiveness, and satisfaction: A second-order structural model
Drawing on theories of stimulus overload and social interference, this study proposes a multidimensional way to measure tourists' perceptions of crowding. Three dimensions of crowding are discussed: neutral, personal, and social. A second-order structural equation model is used to analyze the relationships among crowding perceptions, destination attractiveness, and satisfaction by surveying tourists at Mount Sanqingshan National Park (n = 424). T…
Is all authenticity accepted by tourists and residents? The concept, dimensions and formation mechanism of negative authenticity
Role of constraints in Chinese calligraphic landscape experience: An extension of a leisure constraints model
Spatial-temporal response patterns of tourist flow under impulse pre-trip information search: From online to arrival
Connecting tourists to musical destinations: The role of musical geographical imagination and aesthetic responses in music tourism
Hit close to home: The moderating effects of past experiences on tourists’ on-site experiences and behavioral intention in post-earthquake site
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Discovering spatial patterns of tourist flow with multi-layer transport networks
Transport is an integral part of the tourism industry. The tourist traveling patterns are highly dependent on the transport infrastructure in a tourism destinations. Based on the Social Network Theory, four centrality indicators and the transition possibility are adopted to explore the tourism flow network related to different modes of transportation and tourist transition capabilities in tourism destinations. A complex tourist itinerary visualiz…
Sustaining creative class in peri-urban area: Insights from human-place bonding
Linking the internal mechanism of flow experience to exhibition intention: A comparison among diverse cultural tourists
This study examined the cultural tourists' flow experience effects on behavioral intentions and investigated differences among five cultural tourists' groups. Using structured questionnaires data, the findings highlight that the flow experience within exhibition activities has both direct and indirect influences on behavioral intentions among cultural tourists. Moreover, a significant divergence was observed in the "flow experience – exhibition a…
Tourism water footprint: An empirical analysis of Mount Huangshan
Water is an important factor for the sustainable development of tourism. We constructed a comprehensive model of the tourism water footprint (TWF), including tourism sewage and water for management, and used the world heritage Mount Huangshan as an example. The results showed that the total TWF, which included green, blue and grey water of Mount Huangshan in 2012, was about 10.19 million m3/year, approximately per tourist 3.39 m3/day or 3387 L/da…
Role of constraints in Chinese calligraphic landscape experience: An extension of a leisure constraints model
Predicting residents' pro-environmental behaviors at tourist sites: The role of awareness of disaster's consequences, values, and place attachment
Modeling the Fluctuation Patterns of Monthly Inbound Tourist Flows to China: A Complex Network Approach
A thorough understanding of the fluctuations of tourist flows provides useful insights concerning the nature of tourist demand. This study aims to investigate the fluctuation patterns and dynamics of inbound tourist flows to China using a complex network approach. Several measures, such as the network topological parameters of degree and degree distribution, betweenness centrality, and shortest path length, are utilized to discover important fluc…
A structural model of host authenticity
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites: A comparison of participants and non-participants
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Too dark to revisit? The role of past experiences and intrapersonal constraints
Investigating the motivation–experience relationship in a dark tourism space: A case study of the Beichuan earthquake relics, China
Tourists’ perceptions of crowding, attractiveness, and satisfaction: A second-order structural model
Drawing on theories of stimulus overload and social interference, this study proposes a multidimensional way to measure tourists' perceptions of crowding. Three dimensions of crowding are discussed: neutral, personal, and social. A second-order structural equation model is used to analyze the relationships among crowding perceptions, destination attractiveness, and satisfaction by surveying tourists at Mount Sanqingshan National Park (n = 424). T…
Tourism water footprint: An empirical analysis of Mount Huangshan
Water is an important factor for the sustainable development of tourism. We constructed a comprehensive model of the tourism water footprint (TWF), including tourism sewage and water for management, and used the world heritage Mount Huangshan as an example. The results showed that the total TWF, which included green, blue and grey water of Mount Huangshan in 2012, was about 10.19 million m3/year, approximately per tourist 3.39 m3/day or 3387 L/da…
Hit close to home: The moderating effects of past experiences on tourists’ on-site experiences and behavioral intention in post-earthquake site
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Is all authenticity accepted by tourists and residents? The concept, dimensions and formation mechanism of negative authenticity
Two Sides of a Coin: A Crisis Response Perspective on Tourist Community Participation in a Post-Disaster Environment
This study investigates the attitudes and behavioural intentions of community crisis response and tourism community participation in tourist destinations after the occurrence of a disaster. Further, we built a conceptual model of perceived community participation benefit, community attachment, community resilience, and crisis response and community participation intention and measured it using 556 samples surveyed after the Wenchuan earthquake, C…
Spatial-temporal response patterns of tourist flow under impulse pre-trip information search: From online to arrival
Spatial-temporal forecasting of tourism demand
Development and validation of a tourism fatigue scale
From mixed emotional experience to spiritual meaning: Learning in Dark Tourism Places
While emotionally laden, sites of death could also be places of spiritual transformation and sacredness. In recent years, the 'emotional' turn in geography and tourism studies has called for more research on co-activation and the impact of mixed emotions at these places. In order to address the research gap in how negative/ambivalent emotional experiences could be negotiated, transformed, and constructed into place meaning, we report the findings…
Social Distancing in Tourism Destination Management during the Covid-19 Pandemic in China: A Moderated Mediation Model
While protective measures in response to infectious diseases may reduce the freedom of tourists (regarding their behaviors), few studies have documented the effects of destination protective measures on the self-protective behaviors of tourists. By applying the protection motivation theory, this study examines the effects of perceived destination protective supports on the social distancing intentions of tourists during the COVID-19 pandemic. The…
Discovering spatial patterns of tourist flow with multi-layer transport networks
Transport is an integral part of the tourism industry. The tourist traveling patterns are highly dependent on the transport infrastructure in a tourism destinations. Based on the Social Network Theory, four centrality indicators and the transition possibility are adopted to explore the tourism flow network related to different modes of transportation and tourist transition capabilities in tourism destinations. A complex tourist itinerary visualiz…
When technology meets heritage: A moderated mediation of immersive technology on the constraint-satisfaction relationship
Cultural heritage represents the precious treasures of humanity. Understanding potential constraints and applicability of burgeoning technology become vital for cultural heritage conservation and tourism development. This study proposes a research model based on the leisure constraints theory vis-à-vis cultural heritage tourism. The model is tested by an on-site visitor survey from 495 tourists in the Mogao Grottoes, a well-known cultural heritag…
Flow in soundscape: The conceptualization of soundscape flow experience and its relationship with soundscape perception and behaviour intention in tourism destinations
The soundscape is an essential type of attraction in tourism destinations. Music can serve as a significant tourist attraction that makes people immersed in it. Similarly, while tourists linger in the leisure and recreation environment, they may have a flow experience of the soundscape in tourism attractions. Yet, there is little research about the relationship between tourists’ perception of soundscape and flow experience. Taking Lijiang old tow…
Carbon Emissions of the Tourism Telecoupling System: Theoretical Framework, Model Specification and Synthesis Effects
The flows of people and material attributed to international tourism exert a major impact on the global environment. Tourism carbon emissions is the main indicator in this context. However, previous studies focused on estimating the emissions of destinations, ignoring the embodied emissions in tourists' origins and other areas. This study provides a comprehensive framework of a tourism telecoupling system. Taking China's international tourism as …
How to better incorporate geographic variation in Airbnb price modeling
Since entering the Chinese market in 2015, Airbnb has become a major player in the Chinese home-sharing arena. This article uses data from 8012 active Airbnb listings in Shanghai and presents three models (linear regression, geographically weighted regression, and random forest) to study the determinants of Airbnb listing prices and incorporate geographic variation in price modeling. Results show that property quality plays a key role in shaping …
Obstructive sleep apnea and cognition: Insights gleaned from bibliometric analysis
Researchers are increasingly focusing on OSA and cognition. Currently, the majority of studies on OSA-related cognitive dysfunction are focused on correctable aspects of the condition. Future investigations into the pathology of OSA-induced cognitive impairment will facilitate more precise therapeutic interventions
Linking the internal mechanism of flow experience to exhibition intention: A comparison among diverse cultural tourists
This study examined the cultural tourists' flow experience effects on behavioral intentions and investigated differences among five cultural tourists' groups. Using structured questionnaires data, the findings highlight that the flow experience within exhibition activities has both direct and indirect influences on behavioral intentions among cultural tourists. Moreover, a significant divergence was observed in the "flow experience – exhibition a…
Connecting tourists to musical destinations: The role of musical geographical imagination and aesthetic responses in music tourism
Tourism (25 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (22 works) · Geography (21 works) · Business (17 works) · Psychology (17 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Advertising (8 works)