Daisy X F Fan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4626039 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Daisy X F Fan |
| PRENOMES | Daisy X F |
| SOBRENOME | Fan |
| ASSINATURA | FAN D X F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bournemouth University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5247-8394 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Digital nomads
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…
Behave green or not
As sustainability becomes increasingly important in the tourism industry, the question of how to facilitate the responsible travel of tourists is attracting great attention in the tourism academia. This study aims to explore the mechanisms behind the decision-making process of tourists on whether to behave environmentally responsibly. The study focuses on Generation Z in Vietnam as its target demographic, conducting 29 comprehensive interviews to…
Express
Tourists' pro-environmental behavior (PEB) is critical for sustainable tourism. While service robots are being increasingly adopted in tourism, their impact on PEB compared with that of human services remains unclear. Drawing on Social Exchange Theory and Norm Activation Theory, this study examines how service modes (robots vs. humans) influence PEB through dual mediating mechanisms of social distance and personal norms, moderated by interaction …
Rural Homestay Experiencescape
This study uses a mixed research approach based on the stimulus–organism–response framework to explore the experiencescape of rural homestays and its emotional and cognitive pathways to guest engagement behavior (GEB), while investigating the mediating roles of guest feelings, guest judgments, and place attachment. Six dimensions of the rural homestay experiencescape were identified: sensory, functional, social, natural, cultural, and hospitality…
Understanding community garden volunteers’ well-being transformation
Achieving Senior Tourists’ Active Aging Through Value Co–creation
Senior tourists have their own travel behaviors and preferences and require specific resources from the tourism industry and the broader society. This study adopts customer-dominant logic to understand how participating in tourism activities can support seniors in co-creating values toward active aging. Interviews were conducted with 31 senior tourists and 16 tourism and hospitality service providers. Six value themes were identified from the int…
Value Co-Creation and Co-Destruction Through Adult Child–Parent Interactions During Family Vacations
Although numerous benefits of family vacations have been recognized, the value of family interactions during tourism activities remains under-explored in the literature. Through a series of dual-perspective studies using both qualitative and quantitative approaches, this research developed and validated two multidimensional datasets to measure value co-creation and co-destruction from the perspectives of adult children and their parents on family…
Ageing in the context of accompanying migration
The migration of older adults is receiving increasing academic attention. Existing research, however, gives little attention to accompanying migrants who migrate for the purpose of intergenerational caring, which is particularly typical in China, and its impact on older adult immigrants’ well-being. Based on the leisure stress coping model, this study explores the leisure stress coping mechanisms of accompanying migrants in the Chinese cultural c…
Role reversal in adult child-aging parent family travel
Travel in your way or in my way? Resolution of conflict between young adult children and their parents during family vacation decision-making
In light of the prevalence of travel conflict between young adult children and their parents, it is critical to examine how conflict can be effectively resolved. A mixed-methods approach was adopted in this study, which used interviews and three experiments to examine how young adult children resolve conflict with their parents and what factors affect their conflict resolution. The results have the following implications. (1) Two main styles of c…
Can travelling abroad experiences trigger tourist misbehaviours? The role of moral relativism
Previous research has disproportionately focused on the positive impacts of travelling abroad experiences (TAEs) on various aspects including well-being, learning and creativity. This research challenges the conventional wisdom that TAEs are always beneficial by revealing a potential dark side of TAEs: an increase in tourist misbehaviours. The survey evidence (N = 805) with PLS-SEM analysis indicates that accumulated TAEs motivated tourists to en…
Transforming Brand Identity to Hotel Performance
Hotel performance is one of the core concerns for managers and investors. However, a clear pathway from investment in branding to hotel performance is scarce. To fill this research gap, the study aims to explore the effects of brand identity, physical facility quality, and brand equity on hotel performance; and to examine the moderating effect of social capital in the brand–performance transformation model in both international and domestic brand…
Understanding the tourist-resident relationship through social contact
Social contact becomes an essential agenda of tourist-resident relationship research. However, the development of social contact in tourism and how it could influence the tourist-resident relationship is still ambiguous. This conceptual study addresses those research gaps by providing an overview of the current development in tourist-resident social contact; developing a tourist-resident social contact axis to understand different tourist-residen…
Towards a better tourist-host relationship
The ambiguous effect of cultural distance on travel attitude and tourist behaviours has long been debated, but its implications are vital to the success of achieving a sustainable tourist-host relationship. The study explored the direct and indirect effects of perceived cultural distance on travel attitude by adopting a mixed-methods approach and introducing a multi-dimensional perspective regarding the tourists’ social contact with the local. Th…
How do tourists respond to meta-stereotypes? Understanding their willingness to interact, self-presentation and the role of power
Tourist prosocial behavior
Prosocial behavior plays an important role in promoting a sustainable and inclusive society. However, the academic investigations regarding tourist prosocial behavior have been limited and ambiguous. This research aimed to develop the measurement instruments to measure tourist prosocial behavior. Through a mixed methods approach across four different studies, this research established a 27-item, six-dimensional measurement scale of tourist prosoc…
Does Culture Affect Tourism Demand? A Global Perspective
Tourism studies commonly focus on the determinants of tourism demand. While most examine factors such as economic determinants, research on the effect of culture on tourism demand remains underdeveloped. This study uses a Bayesian two-stage median regression method to eliminate the potential collinearity between cultural and travel distance and to estimate the impact of cultural distance more appropriately. The results show that while there is a …
Tourists’ cultural competence
Exploring tourists' experience at private social dining
Private social dining is a new form of service emerging in culinary tourism. Although its popularity has been increasing worldwide, studies on private social dining, especially its influence on tourism, are limited. The present work aims to explore tourists' experiences using private social dining as a context by constructing the dimensions for tourist experience. A qualitative research method is utilized to analyze reviews from top service provi…
Cooperation or confrontation? Exploring stakeholder relationships in rural tourism land expropriation
The current study explored the triadic relationship between the government, local residents and developers as stakeholders in rural tourism land expropriation. Unstructured interviews and non-participant observation were conducted to obtain relevant data. Social action theory was applied to delineate the complex interaction and relationships between the various stakeholders. Growth machine theory was also used to reveal the internal mechanisms of…
Land expropriation in tourism development
A tourist typology of online and face-to-face social contact
Tourist typology in social contact
Does social contact lessen perceived cultural distance? Evidence from tourist–host social contact
Hai Di Lao Hot Pot
The management of Chinese restaurant chains has for some time followed the western model while accommodating Chinese customers. The new Hai Di Lao Hot Pot Restaurant chain has established its own management style, pioneering chain catering management to help the Chinese restaurant industry establish a professional image, explore a local management model, and maintain high standards of food safety. The objectives of this case study are to introduc…
Daily Spiritual Experiences and Psychological Well-being Among US Adults
A tourist typology of online and face-to-face social contact
How do tourists respond to meta-stereotypes? Understanding their willingness to interact, self-presentation and the role of power
Tourist typology in social contact
Achieving Senior Tourists’ Active Aging Through Value Co–creation
Senior tourists have their own travel behaviors and preferences and require specific resources from the tourism industry and the broader society. This study adopts customer-dominant logic to understand how participating in tourism activities can support seniors in co-creating values toward active aging. Interviews were conducted with 31 senior tourists and 16 tourism and hospitality service providers. Six value themes were identified from the int…
Tourists’ cultural competence
Tourist prosocial behavior
Prosocial behavior plays an important role in promoting a sustainable and inclusive society. However, the academic investigations regarding tourist prosocial behavior have been limited and ambiguous. This research aimed to develop the measurement instruments to measure tourist prosocial behavior. Through a mixed methods approach across four different studies, this research established a 27-item, six-dimensional measurement scale of tourist prosoc…
Land expropriation in tourism development
Ageing in the context of accompanying migration
The migration of older adults is receiving increasing academic attention. Existing research, however, gives little attention to accompanying migrants who migrate for the purpose of intergenerational caring, which is particularly typical in China, and its impact on older adult immigrants’ well-being. Based on the leisure stress coping model, this study explores the leisure stress coping mechanisms of accompanying migrants in the Chinese cultural c…
Hai Di Lao Hot Pot
The management of Chinese restaurant chains has for some time followed the western model while accommodating Chinese customers. The new Hai Di Lao Hot Pot Restaurant chain has established its own management style, pioneering chain catering management to help the Chinese restaurant industry establish a professional image, explore a local management model, and maintain high standards of food safety. The objectives of this case study are to introduc…
Does social contact lessen perceived cultural distance? Evidence from tourist–host social contact
Value Co-Creation and Co-Destruction Through Adult Child–Parent Interactions During Family Vacations
Although numerous benefits of family vacations have been recognized, the value of family interactions during tourism activities remains under-explored in the literature. Through a series of dual-perspective studies using both qualitative and quantitative approaches, this research developed and validated two multidimensional datasets to measure value co-creation and co-destruction from the perspectives of adult children and their parents on family…
Role reversal in adult child-aging parent family travel
Comparing Motivations and Intentions of Potential Cruise Passengers from Different Demographic Groups
The cruise industry is the fastest growing leisure market in the world. As an essential component, the cruise market in China has been growing rapidly over recent years with the introduction of favorable government policies, new cruise terminals, and increased cruise awareness of customers. Unfortunately, only a few studies have investigated the perceptions of Mainland Chinese consumers toward such an industry. Hence, by adopting qualitative and …
Daily Spiritual Experiences and Psychological Well-being Among US Adults
Hai Di Lao Hot Pot
The management of Chinese restaurant chains has for some time followed the western model while accommodating Chinese customers. The new Hai Di Lao Hot Pot Restaurant chain has established its own management style, pioneering chain catering management to help the Chinese restaurant industry establish a professional image, explore a local management model, and maintain high standards of food safety. The objectives of this case study are to introduc…
Comparing Motivations and Intentions of Potential Cruise Passengers from Different Demographic Groups
The cruise industry is the fastest growing leisure market in the world. As an essential component, the cruise market in China has been growing rapidly over recent years with the introduction of favorable government policies, new cruise terminals, and increased cruise awareness of customers. Unfortunately, only a few studies have investigated the perceptions of Mainland Chinese consumers toward such an industry. Hence, by adopting qualitative and …
Does social contact lessen perceived cultural distance? Evidence from tourist–host social contact
Tourist typology in social contact
A tourist typology of online and face-to-face social contact
Exploring tourists' experience at private social dining
Private social dining is a new form of service emerging in culinary tourism. Although its popularity has been increasing worldwide, studies on private social dining, especially its influence on tourism, are limited. The present work aims to explore tourists' experiences using private social dining as a context by constructing the dimensions for tourist experience. A qualitative research method is utilized to analyze reviews from top service provi…
Cooperation or confrontation? Exploring stakeholder relationships in rural tourism land expropriation
The current study explored the triadic relationship between the government, local residents and developers as stakeholders in rural tourism land expropriation. Unstructured interviews and non-participant observation were conducted to obtain relevant data. Social action theory was applied to delineate the complex interaction and relationships between the various stakeholders. Growth machine theory was also used to reveal the internal mechanisms of…
Land expropriation in tourism development
Does Culture Affect Tourism Demand? A Global Perspective
Tourism studies commonly focus on the determinants of tourism demand. While most examine factors such as economic determinants, research on the effect of culture on tourism demand remains underdeveloped. This study uses a Bayesian two-stage median regression method to eliminate the potential collinearity between cultural and travel distance and to estimate the impact of cultural distance more appropriately. The results show that while there is a …
Tourists’ cultural competence
Travel in your way or in my way? Resolution of conflict between young adult children and their parents during family vacation decision-making
In light of the prevalence of travel conflict between young adult children and their parents, it is critical to examine how conflict can be effectively resolved. A mixed-methods approach was adopted in this study, which used interviews and three experiments to examine how young adult children resolve conflict with their parents and what factors affect their conflict resolution. The results have the following implications. (1) Two main styles of c…
Can travelling abroad experiences trigger tourist misbehaviours? The role of moral relativism
Previous research has disproportionately focused on the positive impacts of travelling abroad experiences (TAEs) on various aspects including well-being, learning and creativity. This research challenges the conventional wisdom that TAEs are always beneficial by revealing a potential dark side of TAEs: an increase in tourist misbehaviours. The survey evidence (N = 805) with PLS-SEM analysis indicates that accumulated TAEs motivated tourists to en…
Transforming Brand Identity to Hotel Performance
Hotel performance is one of the core concerns for managers and investors. However, a clear pathway from investment in branding to hotel performance is scarce. To fill this research gap, the study aims to explore the effects of brand identity, physical facility quality, and brand equity on hotel performance; and to examine the moderating effect of social capital in the brand–performance transformation model in both international and domestic brand…
Understanding the tourist-resident relationship through social contact
Social contact becomes an essential agenda of tourist-resident relationship research. However, the development of social contact in tourism and how it could influence the tourist-resident relationship is still ambiguous. This conceptual study addresses those research gaps by providing an overview of the current development in tourist-resident social contact; developing a tourist-resident social contact axis to understand different tourist-residen…
Towards a better tourist-host relationship
The ambiguous effect of cultural distance on travel attitude and tourist behaviours has long been debated, but its implications are vital to the success of achieving a sustainable tourist-host relationship. The study explored the direct and indirect effects of perceived cultural distance on travel attitude by adopting a mixed-methods approach and introducing a multi-dimensional perspective regarding the tourists’ social contact with the local. Th…
How do tourists respond to meta-stereotypes? Understanding their willingness to interact, self-presentation and the role of power
Tourist prosocial behavior
Prosocial behavior plays an important role in promoting a sustainable and inclusive society. However, the academic investigations regarding tourist prosocial behavior have been limited and ambiguous. This research aimed to develop the measurement instruments to measure tourist prosocial behavior. Through a mixed methods approach across four different studies, this research established a 27-item, six-dimensional measurement scale of tourist prosoc…
Ageing in the context of accompanying migration
The migration of older adults is receiving increasing academic attention. Existing research, however, gives little attention to accompanying migrants who migrate for the purpose of intergenerational caring, which is particularly typical in China, and its impact on older adult immigrants’ well-being. Based on the leisure stress coping model, this study explores the leisure stress coping mechanisms of accompanying migrants in the Chinese cultural c…
Role reversal in adult child-aging parent family travel
Understanding community garden volunteers’ well-being transformation
Achieving Senior Tourists’ Active Aging Through Value Co–creation
Senior tourists have their own travel behaviors and preferences and require specific resources from the tourism industry and the broader society. This study adopts customer-dominant logic to understand how participating in tourism activities can support seniors in co-creating values toward active aging. Interviews were conducted with 31 senior tourists and 16 tourism and hospitality service providers. Six value themes were identified from the int…
Value Co-Creation and Co-Destruction Through Adult Child–Parent Interactions During Family Vacations
Although numerous benefits of family vacations have been recognized, the value of family interactions during tourism activities remains under-explored in the literature. Through a series of dual-perspective studies using both qualitative and quantitative approaches, this research developed and validated two multidimensional datasets to measure value co-creation and co-destruction from the perspectives of adult children and their parents on family…
Digital nomads
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…
Behave green or not
As sustainability becomes increasingly important in the tourism industry, the question of how to facilitate the responsible travel of tourists is attracting great attention in the tourism academia. This study aims to explore the mechanisms behind the decision-making process of tourists on whether to behave environmentally responsibly. The study focuses on Generation Z in Vietnam as its target demographic, conducting 29 comprehensive interviews to…
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