Zhiwei Lin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4626045 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhiwei Lin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhiwei |
| FAMILY NAME | Lin |
| SIGNATURE | LIN Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8627-7814 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Craving to belong and to forgive in travel social media: A synthesis between goal progress and self-regulation perspectives
This research improvises a model highlighting how tourists’ ruminative thinking from travel SNSs could be mitigated through a four-component approach rooted in self-regulation theory and the goal progress theory of rumination. Using a survey design, the model posits the need to belong as a motivational factor that drives travel SNS engagement and travel impulsion through the meditational monitoring processes of forgiveness and trust in SNSs. Two …
Unlocking eudaimonic well-being: The transformative power of memorable travel experiences for people with physical disabilities
Mindfulness oasis: Cultivating mental wellness through Zen meditation retreats for tourists with mental and psychological vulnerabilities
This research explores Zen retreats through the psychological transformation perspective, focusing on the general population's broader mental vulnerabilities. Using a multimethod qualitative approach, including online traveler reflections and communications, onsite observations, and interviews, it reveals a multifactorial interaction framework in which tourists seek personal betterment, connections with kindred spirits, and sacred experiences, le…
Hotel quarantine and trip-induced wellbeing: The Buffering Effect of Online Crisis Support
The traumatic effect of quarantine and its subsequent coping strategies have been fairly underexplored. This research note draws on the cognitive appraisal theory (CAT) of stress to put forth a coping mechanism that stems from cognitive appraisals of a stressful isolation encounter to activate coping resources, which render as an oasis to cushion wellbeing degradation. Using a survey-based approach where quarantined lodging guests were sampled, r…
Environmentalists’ citizenship behavior: Gen Zers’ eudaimonic environmental goal attainment
This research explores the eudaimonic environmental pursuit of Generation Zers. Although how they can contribute to the environment has gained traction, extant tourism research in this regard largely lags behind. Drawing on self-determination and self-efficacy theories, this inquiry fills this void by proposing a model that delineates a motivation–behavior–goal mechanism to illuminate how pursuits for environmental sustainability can develop into…
The effect of destination brand love on environmentally responsible behavior: A comparison between tourists and residents
The “Door” to Doraemon’s Fantasy World: Understanding the Cartoon Café and Its Place Meanings
The popularity of animated characters has led foodservice operators to open restaurants that put cartoons at center stage. This type of establishment is referred to as a “cartoon café.” This qualitative inquiry employed two empirical studies to answer why customers patronize this type of eatery. Building on relational third-place theory (RTPT), it underscores how customer needs can ultimately shape loyalty outcomes through customer experience and…
Time-variant destination lifecycle model and the coactive development process
The central tenet of the tourism-area lifecycle (TALC) rests on the idea of change. This paper utilized latent-growth curve modelling (LGCM) to synthesize a time-variant lifecycle model that quantifies changes in TALC-based hotel development. We accommodated the model with cross-lagged analysis to draw causal inferences. Based on data collected from 197 economies from UNWTO, findings reveal that the onset and growth rate of hotel development are …
From shattered assumptions to fantasy realization: The role of meaning search in pleasure travel during the Covid era
This research draws on shattered assumptions theory and fantasy realization theory to underscore how abrupt changes in worldview could turn into a quest for new kinds of voyages. It proposes a model leading from meaning search to travel intention through the mediation of travel motivation and involvement. The moderations of COVID worry and loneliness are also examined. It further articulates that COVID worry and loneliness can further activate to…
Transcending psychological unease with coveted home‐state travel: The role of homesickness, regret, and place attachment
What happens when a tourist is stranded at a destination and prevented from returning home? We refer to such an individual as the “castaway tourist,” who is experiencing the above situation due to border/city lockdown or other extenuating circumstances. This inquiry builds upon control theory to unpack a homesickness remedy process under severe environmental duress. It draws on a multiwave design with data from three periods to identify a process…
Tourist-to-tourist interactions: A future perspective
Tourist interactions have maintained an increasing significance in the tourism literature. However, the existing research that accentuates dyadic-based inquires has become less relevant to the dynamism of the tourism service encounter where tourist-to-tourist interactions take place; and therefore, more forward-thinking dynamic-based perspectives that fully uncover this phenomenon shall prevail. This research note therefore reviews and summarises…
Parting Thoughts: Listening to Place-Titled Classic Songs as Recreational and Beyond
Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
Restoring hope and optimism through staycation programs: An application of psychological capital theory
This study marks an early attempt to evaluate staycation incentive programs initiated by local authorities. It aims to gauge the effectiveness of staycation programs in cultivating learning opportunities and restorative benefits with an emphasis on temporal positive psychological outcomes amid this continuing pandemic. Relying on a survey-based research design, we conducted a survey with 409 local tourists in Macau, where a recent staycation init…
Parting Thoughts XV: When Nostalgic Heritage Sites Become a Leisure Getaway Haven
On a hot summer afternoon in 2022, we were at home surfacing online to look for a staycation place for a leisurely happy hour. A less touristic heritage site decorated with abundant nostalgic qualities came to our minds. We started garnering more information concerning the heritage site, mainly through travel social media. A number of online diaries caught our attention, portraying the site as a leisure getaway haven for psychophysiological resto…
Just-in-Time CSR for Urgent Needs during the Covid-19 Outbreak: The Case of Casinos
The casino industry may have been stigmatized by its notorious image due to the negative consequences that gambling brings. Yet, they are at the forefront in combating the pandemic, taking a proactive stand to expedite corporate social responsibility (CSR) through a constellation of means in a timely manner. Moreover, the majority of research focuses on the long-term strategic CSR, leaving ad-hoc CSR initiatives that are responsive without previo…
Linezolid Resistance in Enterococcus faecalis Associated With Urinary Tract Infections of Patients in a Tertiary Hospitals in China: Resistance Mechanisms, Virulence, and Risk Factors
Background: Enterococcus faecalis has been commonly considered as one of the major pathogens of the urinary tract infection (UTI) in human host worldwide, whereas the molecular characteristics of E. faecalis clinical isolates from the patients with UTI in China remains seldomly reported. This study aimed to investigate the resistance mechanism, molecular characteristics and risk factors of E. faecalis clinical isolates from patients with UTI in C…
Structural and functional characteristics of impulsive-related brain regions in heroin addicts with long-term withdrawal
摘要
Understanding Tourist Citizenship Behavioral Intentions: The Role of Social Interactions and Brand Perceptions
This study integrates tourists’ social interaction quality and experience with a casino brand to examine changes of tourist citizenship behavioral intentions between pre- and post-casino trips. A two-stage sampling method was deployed with data driven in the casino industry: a random sampling approach to select casino properties followed by a quota sampling approach to respondent selection. It advances the casino tourism literature by delineating…
Environmentalists’ citizenship behavior: Gen Zers’ eudaimonic environmental goal attainment
This research explores the eudaimonic environmental pursuit of Generation Zers. Although how they can contribute to the environment has gained traction, extant tourism research in this regard largely lags behind. Drawing on self-determination and self-efficacy theories, this inquiry fills this void by proposing a model that delineates a motivation–behavior–goal mechanism to illuminate how pursuits for environmental sustainability can develop into…
Understanding Tourist Citizenship Behavioral Intentions: The Role of Social Interactions and Brand Perceptions
This study integrates tourists’ social interaction quality and experience with a casino brand to examine changes of tourist citizenship behavioral intentions between pre- and post-casino trips. A two-stage sampling method was deployed with data driven in the casino industry: a random sampling approach to select casino properties followed by a quota sampling approach to respondent selection. It advances the casino tourism literature by delineating…
Unlocking eudaimonic well-being: The transformative power of memorable travel experiences for people with physical disabilities
Tourist-to-tourist interactions: A future perspective
Tourist interactions have maintained an increasing significance in the tourism literature. However, the existing research that accentuates dyadic-based inquires has become less relevant to the dynamism of the tourism service encounter where tourist-to-tourist interactions take place; and therefore, more forward-thinking dynamic-based perspectives that fully uncover this phenomenon shall prevail. This research note therefore reviews and summarises…
Linezolid Resistance in Enterococcus faecalis Associated With Urinary Tract Infections of Patients in a Tertiary Hospitals in China: Resistance Mechanisms, Virulence, and Risk Factors
Background: Enterococcus faecalis has been commonly considered as one of the major pathogens of the urinary tract infection (UTI) in human host worldwide, whereas the molecular characteristics of E. faecalis clinical isolates from the patients with UTI in China remains seldomly reported. This study aimed to investigate the resistance mechanism, molecular characteristics and risk factors of E. faecalis clinical isolates from patients with UTI in C…
Structural and functional characteristics of impulsive-related brain regions in heroin addicts with long-term withdrawal
摘要
Understanding Tourist Citizenship Behavioral Intentions: The Role of Social Interactions and Brand Perceptions
This study integrates tourists’ social interaction quality and experience with a casino brand to examine changes of tourist citizenship behavioral intentions between pre- and post-casino trips. A two-stage sampling method was deployed with data driven in the casino industry: a random sampling approach to select casino properties followed by a quota sampling approach to respondent selection. It advances the casino tourism literature by delineating…
Just-in-Time CSR for Urgent Needs during the Covid-19 Outbreak: The Case of Casinos
The casino industry may have been stigmatized by its notorious image due to the negative consequences that gambling brings. Yet, they are at the forefront in combating the pandemic, taking a proactive stand to expedite corporate social responsibility (CSR) through a constellation of means in a timely manner. Moreover, the majority of research focuses on the long-term strategic CSR, leaving ad-hoc CSR initiatives that are responsive without previo…
Restoring hope and optimism through staycation programs: An application of psychological capital theory
This study marks an early attempt to evaluate staycation incentive programs initiated by local authorities. It aims to gauge the effectiveness of staycation programs in cultivating learning opportunities and restorative benefits with an emphasis on temporal positive psychological outcomes amid this continuing pandemic. Relying on a survey-based research design, we conducted a survey with 409 local tourists in Macau, where a recent staycation init…
Parting Thoughts XV: When Nostalgic Heritage Sites Become a Leisure Getaway Haven
On a hot summer afternoon in 2022, we were at home surfacing online to look for a staycation place for a leisurely happy hour. A less touristic heritage site decorated with abundant nostalgic qualities came to our minds. We started garnering more information concerning the heritage site, mainly through travel social media. A number of online diaries caught our attention, portraying the site as a leisure getaway haven for psychophysiological resto…
Time-variant destination lifecycle model and the coactive development process
The central tenet of the tourism-area lifecycle (TALC) rests on the idea of change. This paper utilized latent-growth curve modelling (LGCM) to synthesize a time-variant lifecycle model that quantifies changes in TALC-based hotel development. We accommodated the model with cross-lagged analysis to draw causal inferences. Based on data collected from 197 economies from UNWTO, findings reveal that the onset and growth rate of hotel development are …
From shattered assumptions to fantasy realization: The role of meaning search in pleasure travel during the Covid era
This research draws on shattered assumptions theory and fantasy realization theory to underscore how abrupt changes in worldview could turn into a quest for new kinds of voyages. It proposes a model leading from meaning search to travel intention through the mediation of travel motivation and involvement. The moderations of COVID worry and loneliness are also examined. It further articulates that COVID worry and loneliness can further activate to…
Transcending psychological unease with coveted home‐state travel: The role of homesickness, regret, and place attachment
What happens when a tourist is stranded at a destination and prevented from returning home? We refer to such an individual as the “castaway tourist,” who is experiencing the above situation due to border/city lockdown or other extenuating circumstances. This inquiry builds upon control theory to unpack a homesickness remedy process under severe environmental duress. It draws on a multiwave design with data from three periods to identify a process…
Tourist-to-tourist interactions: A future perspective
Tourist interactions have maintained an increasing significance in the tourism literature. However, the existing research that accentuates dyadic-based inquires has become less relevant to the dynamism of the tourism service encounter where tourist-to-tourist interactions take place; and therefore, more forward-thinking dynamic-based perspectives that fully uncover this phenomenon shall prevail. This research note therefore reviews and summarises…
Parting Thoughts: Listening to Place-Titled Classic Songs as Recreational and Beyond
Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
Unlocking eudaimonic well-being: The transformative power of memorable travel experiences for people with physical disabilities
Mindfulness oasis: Cultivating mental wellness through Zen meditation retreats for tourists with mental and psychological vulnerabilities
This research explores Zen retreats through the psychological transformation perspective, focusing on the general population's broader mental vulnerabilities. Using a multimethod qualitative approach, including online traveler reflections and communications, onsite observations, and interviews, it reveals a multifactorial interaction framework in which tourists seek personal betterment, connections with kindred spirits, and sacred experiences, le…
Hotel quarantine and trip-induced wellbeing: The Buffering Effect of Online Crisis Support
The traumatic effect of quarantine and its subsequent coping strategies have been fairly underexplored. This research note draws on the cognitive appraisal theory (CAT) of stress to put forth a coping mechanism that stems from cognitive appraisals of a stressful isolation encounter to activate coping resources, which render as an oasis to cushion wellbeing degradation. Using a survey-based approach where quarantined lodging guests were sampled, r…
Environmentalists’ citizenship behavior: Gen Zers’ eudaimonic environmental goal attainment
This research explores the eudaimonic environmental pursuit of Generation Zers. Although how they can contribute to the environment has gained traction, extant tourism research in this regard largely lags behind. Drawing on self-determination and self-efficacy theories, this inquiry fills this void by proposing a model that delineates a motivation–behavior–goal mechanism to illuminate how pursuits for environmental sustainability can develop into…
The effect of destination brand love on environmentally responsible behavior: A comparison between tourists and residents
The “Door” to Doraemon’s Fantasy World: Understanding the Cartoon Café and Its Place Meanings
The popularity of animated characters has led foodservice operators to open restaurants that put cartoons at center stage. This type of establishment is referred to as a “cartoon café.” This qualitative inquiry employed two empirical studies to answer why customers patronize this type of eatery. Building on relational third-place theory (RTPT), it underscores how customer needs can ultimately shape loyalty outcomes through customer experience and…
Craving to belong and to forgive in travel social media: A synthesis between goal progress and self-regulation perspectives
This research improvises a model highlighting how tourists’ ruminative thinking from travel SNSs could be mitigated through a four-component approach rooted in self-regulation theory and the goal progress theory of rumination. Using a survey design, the model posits the need to belong as a motivational factor that drives travel SNS engagement and travel impulsion through the meditational monitoring processes of forgiveness and trust in SNSs. Two …
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