Hairul Nizam Ismail
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4159781 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hairul Nizam Ismail |
| PRENOMES | Hairul Nizam |
| SOBRENOME | Ismail |
| ASSINATURA | ISMAIL H N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Technology Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8203-042X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Systematic Literature Review on Factors and Outcomes of Park Perceived Accessibility
This study systematically reviewed 55 articles on perceived park accessibility following the PRISMA 2020 guidelines and, for the first time, proposed a three-dimensional “physical-social-individual” framework to elucidate the multifaceted outcomes on park perceived accessibility. The findings indicate that perceived accessibility, influenced by complex factors and group heterogeneity, predicts park usage outcomes more effectively than objective m…
Contested collaborations and the reconfiguration of local power in tourism governance
This article examines tourism governance as a contested arena of power in the Ciletuh–Palabuhanratu UNESCO Global Geopark (CPUGG), Indonesia. As a UNESCO Global Geopark, CPUGG operates under a conservation-oriented mandate that prioritizes geological protection and environmental sustainability, thereby shaping the institutional boundaries of tourism development and community participation. Drawing on focused ethnography, the study analyzes how co…
Challenges in equestrian tourism development
Equestrian tourism represents a specialised sector with significant growth potential for Malaysia’s tourism economy. However, its development faces numerous challenges, particularly regarding finance, infrastructure, and government support. This study aims to examine the primary obstacles to developing equestrian tourism in Malaysia. A qualitative methodology was employed, with in-depth interviews involving 22 participants from the equestrian and…
From fear to bravery
In socially isolated online learning environments, students often face increased academic procrastination and struggle. However, research on the underlying mechanisms of this phenomenon and support for online learners is lacking. This study integrates protection motivation theory and self-determination theory to examine the relationships between online social support, self-appraisal strategies (fear of failure and expectancy-value beliefs), perso…
Social network analysis in tourism
Residents’ pro-environmental behaviour in the tourism destination
Tourism destinations inevitably face significant environmental challenges such as excessive resource use and environmental degradation, which makes residents’ pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) a practical approach and essential strategy for achieving long-term sustainability. This paper presents the first systematic literature review specifically focused on the residents’ PEBs in the context of tourism destinations. A total of 49 relevant journal…
Nurturing Innovation in the Classroom
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals identifies education as an essential pillar for progress. As an anchor of learning, early childhood education must be given high priority worldwide. Innovative teaching practices are imperative to ensuring the quality and sustainability of early education. This study examines the correlations among kindergarten teachers' perceptions toward school climate, psychological capital, and innovative beha…
The effects of resident-tourist interaction quality on residents’ pro-environmental behaviour through improved relationships
Cultivating residents’ pro-environmental behaviours (PEBs) is crucial for tourism destinations to promote sustainable development. While residents’ PEBs has become a popular area of research, limited consideration has been given to whether and how interactions between residents and tourists influence residents’ PEBs, leaving this research domain underexplored. Based on self-determination theory and complexity theory, this research explores how so…
Exploring the effect of destination social responsibility on responsible tourist behavior
Cultivating responsible tourist behavior (RTB) is critical for promoting sustainable development in tourism destinations. This study explored the symmetric and asymmetric effects of causal antecedents on RTB through the lens of the cognitive–affective model and complexity theory. Survey data from 566 Chinese tourists were analyzed using PLS-SEM (symmetric method) and fsQCA (asymmetric method). The PLS-SEM results indicated that perceived DSR enha…
The Satisfaction of the Users with the Islamic Design Quality in Instant Hospitals for Non-Critical Covid-19 Patients in Malaysia
Malaysia is currently going through its 3rd wave of Covid-19 and the cases have spiked up to nearly 4000/day. This has put an enormous pressure on the Malaysian healthcare system. Therefore, the Ministry of Health has come up with the idea of so-called “instant hospitals” to cope with the excessive number of patients, particularly non-critical Covid-19 patients. As a multi-racial country with Islam as the official religion, the Islamic Principles…
Inherent factors of family business and transgenerational influencing tourism business in Malaysian islands
There is an indication that the existence of transgeneration enterprise has unique ability as a ‘resilient factor’ in sustainable tourism development. It bridges the relationship between resilience and sustainability. This paper highlight evidences of the relationship using two successful case studies of Small-Medium scale tourism enterprises on the islands in Malaysia, namely the islands of Langkawi and Tioman. The most important factors influen…
Factor Analysis of Responses to the Irrational Beliefs Scale in a Sample of Iraqi University Students
In a study of irrational beliefs within a university population, 282 male and 238 female students responded to the 33-item Students' Irrational Beliefs Scale, and their responses were factor analyzed. Analysis suggested six dimensions could explain 39.5% of the variance. These dimensions were Perfectionism, Negativism, Blame Proneness, Escapism, Anxious Over Concern, and Absolute Demands
Exploring the effect of destination social responsibility on responsible tourist behavior
Cultivating responsible tourist behavior (RTB) is critical for promoting sustainable development in tourism destinations. This study explored the symmetric and asymmetric effects of causal antecedents on RTB through the lens of the cognitive–affective model and complexity theory. Survey data from 566 Chinese tourists were analyzed using PLS-SEM (symmetric method) and fsQCA (asymmetric method). The PLS-SEM results indicated that perceived DSR enha…
Inherent factors of family business and transgenerational influencing tourism business in Malaysian islands
There is an indication that the existence of transgeneration enterprise has unique ability as a ‘resilient factor’ in sustainable tourism development. It bridges the relationship between resilience and sustainability. This paper highlight evidences of the relationship using two successful case studies of Small-Medium scale tourism enterprises on the islands in Malaysia, namely the islands of Langkawi and Tioman. The most important factors influen…
Factor Analysis of Responses to the Irrational Beliefs Scale in a Sample of Iraqi University Students
In a study of irrational beliefs within a university population, 282 male and 238 female students responded to the 33-item Students' Irrational Beliefs Scale, and their responses were factor analyzed. Analysis suggested six dimensions could explain 39.5% of the variance. These dimensions were Perfectionism, Negativism, Blame Proneness, Escapism, Anxious Over Concern, and Absolute Demands
Inherent factors of family business and transgenerational influencing tourism business in Malaysian islands
There is an indication that the existence of transgeneration enterprise has unique ability as a ‘resilient factor’ in sustainable tourism development. It bridges the relationship between resilience and sustainability. This paper highlight evidences of the relationship using two successful case studies of Small-Medium scale tourism enterprises on the islands in Malaysia, namely the islands of Langkawi and Tioman. The most important factors influen…
The Satisfaction of the Users with the Islamic Design Quality in Instant Hospitals for Non-Critical Covid-19 Patients in Malaysia
Malaysia is currently going through its 3rd wave of Covid-19 and the cases have spiked up to nearly 4000/day. This has put an enormous pressure on the Malaysian healthcare system. Therefore, the Ministry of Health has come up with the idea of so-called “instant hospitals” to cope with the excessive number of patients, particularly non-critical Covid-19 patients. As a multi-racial country with Islam as the official religion, the Islamic Principles…
The effects of resident-tourist interaction quality on residents’ pro-environmental behaviour through improved relationships
Cultivating residents’ pro-environmental behaviours (PEBs) is crucial for tourism destinations to promote sustainable development. While residents’ PEBs has become a popular area of research, limited consideration has been given to whether and how interactions between residents and tourists influence residents’ PEBs, leaving this research domain underexplored. Based on self-determination theory and complexity theory, this research explores how so…
Exploring the effect of destination social responsibility on responsible tourist behavior
Cultivating responsible tourist behavior (RTB) is critical for promoting sustainable development in tourism destinations. This study explored the symmetric and asymmetric effects of causal antecedents on RTB through the lens of the cognitive–affective model and complexity theory. Survey data from 566 Chinese tourists were analyzed using PLS-SEM (symmetric method) and fsQCA (asymmetric method). The PLS-SEM results indicated that perceived DSR enha…
Residents’ pro-environmental behaviour in the tourism destination
Tourism destinations inevitably face significant environmental challenges such as excessive resource use and environmental degradation, which makes residents’ pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) a practical approach and essential strategy for achieving long-term sustainability. This paper presents the first systematic literature review specifically focused on the residents’ PEBs in the context of tourism destinations. A total of 49 relevant journal…
Nurturing Innovation in the Classroom
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals identifies education as an essential pillar for progress. As an anchor of learning, early childhood education must be given high priority worldwide. Innovative teaching practices are imperative to ensuring the quality and sustainability of early education. This study examines the correlations among kindergarten teachers' perceptions toward school climate, psychological capital, and innovative beha…
A Systematic Literature Review on Factors and Outcomes of Park Perceived Accessibility
This study systematically reviewed 55 articles on perceived park accessibility following the PRISMA 2020 guidelines and, for the first time, proposed a three-dimensional “physical-social-individual” framework to elucidate the multifaceted outcomes on park perceived accessibility. The findings indicate that perceived accessibility, influenced by complex factors and group heterogeneity, predicts park usage outcomes more effectively than objective m…
Contested collaborations and the reconfiguration of local power in tourism governance
This article examines tourism governance as a contested arena of power in the Ciletuh–Palabuhanratu UNESCO Global Geopark (CPUGG), Indonesia. As a UNESCO Global Geopark, CPUGG operates under a conservation-oriented mandate that prioritizes geological protection and environmental sustainability, thereby shaping the institutional boundaries of tourism development and community participation. Drawing on focused ethnography, the study analyzes how co…
Challenges in equestrian tourism development
Equestrian tourism represents a specialised sector with significant growth potential for Malaysia’s tourism economy. However, its development faces numerous challenges, particularly regarding finance, infrastructure, and government support. This study aims to examine the primary obstacles to developing equestrian tourism in Malaysia. A qualitative methodology was employed, with in-depth interviews involving 22 participants from the equestrian and…
From fear to bravery
In socially isolated online learning environments, students often face increased academic procrastination and struggle. However, research on the underlying mechanisms of this phenomenon and support for online learners is lacking. This study integrates protection motivation theory and self-determination theory to examine the relationships between online social support, self-appraisal strategies (fear of failure and expectancy-value beliefs), perso…
Social network analysis in tourism
Tourism (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (3 obras) · Marketing (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras)