Richard T R Qiu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4626054 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard T R Qiu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard T R |
| FAMILY NAME | Qiu |
| SIGNATURE | QIU R T R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5443-8209 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 108 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Heterogeneity in green hotel preferences: A dual-pathway analysis of direct and psychological drivers
Addressing the challenge of preference heterogeneity is critical for promoting pro-environmental behaviour in the travel and tourism industry. This study investigates tourist preferences for green hotels by analysing how individual traits and behavioural nudges shape their willingness to pay for sustainability. Using a discrete choice experiment and hybrid choice model, the research identifies a dual-pathway mechanism shaping preferences: direct …
Bridging academic research and broader societal impacts
Housing wealth, mortgage debt, and tourism demand: Navigating urban-rural institutional divides and financial constraints in the context of China
202601 bcch
A large language model-based tourist satisfaction index
Demand Analysis of Global Retail Tourism
While shopping has long been recognised as an important component of tourism activities that generate significant revenue for tourist destinations, little attention has been paid to the determinants of tourists' shopping behaviour. In this study, a two‐stage modelling method is used to examine the factors that affect tourists' expenditure on retail products, such as socio‐demographic status, tripographic characteristics and economic status. These…
Tourists’ willingness to pay for pro-poor tourism income distribution: Evidence from revealed and stated preference experiments
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Tourist Uncertainty Premium for Intra-Destination Public Transport: A Context-Specific Hybrid Choice Model
Limited attention has been paid to intra-destination transportation in tourism research, particularly the incorporation of contextual factors into tourist transport choices. Taking Hong Kong as an illustrative case, this research adopts a mixed-method approach involving on-site interviews and choice modeling to investigate the facilitating and inhibiting determinants for public transport decisions, and to describe tourist attribute trade-offs acr…
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…
A holistic model of tourists’ pro-sustainability shopping consumption: The role of tourist heterogeneity
Reference-dependence in multi-destination choice: A heterogeneous reference point perspective
Tax deduction or financial subsidy during crisis
Economic analysis of the tourism industry is a critical tool for local industries and governments to estimate, understand, and forecast the tourism potential and economic performance of a destination, especially amidst a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic. In this study, we take Macao as a case study, perform an analysis using an input-output framework. By constructing a tourism satellite account and a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium mod…
Progress in tourism demand research: Theory and empirics
Has Covid-19 changed tourist destination choice
This study investigates changes in tourists' preferences for destination choice in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic using a scenario-based intertemporal hybrid choice model. The empirical results indicate that tourists emphasized medical services, hygiene conditions, and smart tourism when selecting tourist destinations during the pandemic but were more concerned with attractions and service quality when the pandemic eased. The preference str…
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 …
Hierarchical pattern recognition for tourism demand forecasting
Visitor arrivals forecasts amid Covid-19: A perspective from the Asia and Pacific team
Social costs of tourism during the Covid-19 pandemic
A review of research on tourism demand forecasting: Launching the Annals of Tourism Research Curated Collection on tourism demand forecasting
Modeling reference experience in destination choice
Social costs of tourism during the Covid-19 pandemic
Visitor arrivals forecasts amid Covid-19: A perspective from the Asia and Pacific team
Progress in tourism demand research: Theory and empirics
Modeling reference experience in destination choice
Hierarchical pattern recognition for tourism demand forecasting
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Tourist Uncertainty Premium for Intra-Destination Public Transport: A Context-Specific Hybrid Choice Model
Limited attention has been paid to intra-destination transportation in tourism research, particularly the incorporation of contextual factors into tourist transport choices. Taking Hong Kong as an illustrative case, this research adopts a mixed-method approach involving on-site interviews and choice modeling to investigate the facilitating and inhibiting determinants for public transport decisions, and to describe tourist attribute trade-offs acr…
A holistic model of tourists’ pro-sustainability shopping consumption: The role of tourist heterogeneity
Has Covid-19 changed tourist destination choice
This study investigates changes in tourists' preferences for destination choice in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic using a scenario-based intertemporal hybrid choice model. The empirical results indicate that tourists emphasized medical services, hygiene conditions, and smart tourism when selecting tourist destinations during the pandemic but were more concerned with attractions and service quality when the pandemic eased. The preference str…
Reference-dependence in multi-destination choice: A heterogeneous reference point perspective
Tax deduction or financial subsidy during crisis
Economic analysis of the tourism industry is a critical tool for local industries and governments to estimate, understand, and forecast the tourism potential and economic performance of a destination, especially amidst a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic. In this study, we take Macao as a case study, perform an analysis using an input-output framework. By constructing a tourism satellite account and a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium mod…
Modeling reference experience in destination choice
A review of research on tourism demand forecasting: Launching the Annals of Tourism Research Curated Collection on tourism demand forecasting
Social costs of tourism during the Covid-19 pandemic
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 …
Hierarchical pattern recognition for tourism demand forecasting
Visitor arrivals forecasts amid Covid-19: A perspective from the Asia and Pacific team
Tax deduction or financial subsidy during crisis
Economic analysis of the tourism industry is a critical tool for local industries and governments to estimate, understand, and forecast the tourism potential and economic performance of a destination, especially amidst a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic. In this study, we take Macao as a case study, perform an analysis using an input-output framework. By constructing a tourism satellite account and a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium mod…
Progress in tourism demand research: Theory and empirics
Has Covid-19 changed tourist destination choice
This study investigates changes in tourists' preferences for destination choice in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic using a scenario-based intertemporal hybrid choice model. The empirical results indicate that tourists emphasized medical services, hygiene conditions, and smart tourism when selecting tourist destinations during the pandemic but were more concerned with attractions and service quality when the pandemic eased. The preference str…
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…
A holistic model of tourists’ pro-sustainability shopping consumption: The role of tourist heterogeneity
Reference-dependence in multi-destination choice: A heterogeneous reference point perspective
Demand Analysis of Global Retail Tourism
While shopping has long been recognised as an important component of tourism activities that generate significant revenue for tourist destinations, little attention has been paid to the determinants of tourists' shopping behaviour. In this study, a two‐stage modelling method is used to examine the factors that affect tourists' expenditure on retail products, such as socio‐demographic status, tripographic characteristics and economic status. These…
Tourists’ willingness to pay for pro-poor tourism income distribution: Evidence from revealed and stated preference experiments
Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective
The tourism industry is vulnerable to external shocks. Various crises inevitably impact the tourism industry and tourist destinations negatively but at the same time bring opportunities to examine destination resilience in response to a real shock that is hard to simulate. To manage a crisis more effectively, two critical issues should be addressed: the duration of the impact of the crisis (i.e., temporal perspective) and the affected geographica…
Tourist Uncertainty Premium for Intra-Destination Public Transport: A Context-Specific Hybrid Choice Model
Limited attention has been paid to intra-destination transportation in tourism research, particularly the incorporation of contextual factors into tourist transport choices. Taking Hong Kong as an illustrative case, this research adopts a mixed-method approach involving on-site interviews and choice modeling to investigate the facilitating and inhibiting determinants for public transport decisions, and to describe tourist attribute trade-offs acr…
Heterogeneity in green hotel preferences: A dual-pathway analysis of direct and psychological drivers
Addressing the challenge of preference heterogeneity is critical for promoting pro-environmental behaviour in the travel and tourism industry. This study investigates tourist preferences for green hotels by analysing how individual traits and behavioural nudges shape their willingness to pay for sustainability. Using a discrete choice experiment and hybrid choice model, the research identifies a dual-pathway mechanism shaping preferences: direct …
Bridging academic research and broader societal impacts
Housing wealth, mortgage debt, and tourism demand: Navigating urban-rural institutional divides and financial constraints in the context of China
202601 bcch
A large language model-based tourist satisfaction index
Tourism (19 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (16 works) · Business (14 works) · Geography (14 works) · Economics (13 works) · Marketing (11 works) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (8 works) · Microeconomics (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (5 works)