Xiaoying Jiao
Biographic Data
| ID | 4628875 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaoying Jiao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaoying |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiao |
| SIGNATURE | JIAO X |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0915-1609 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Social interactions in organisations: Investigating employee quiet quitting using spatial econometric methods
Social interactions play a crucial role in organisations with intensive human contact, such as the hospitality industry. These interactions can be translated into crossover effects that affect employees' emotions and behaviours, which enlarge individual behaviours' impact on the whole organisation. However, these effects tend to be neglected across co-workers due to the difficulty of capturing and measuring using traditional methods. This study e…
Digital transformation and tourism performance: A systematic literature review and research agenda
Digital transformation (DT) has fundamentally reshaped socioeconomic activities and production systems. Despite growing scholarly interest in DT and performance, a fragmented understanding of the theoretical foundations and mechanisms underlying DT’s impact on tourism performance remains. To address current gaps, this study conducts a systematic literature review that clarifies the conceptual boundaries of DT and performance, and proposes a conce…
Asymmetric Spatial Spillover of Tourism Development in China Using a Two-Regime spatial Durbin Model
From tourism demand to destination competitiveness: A spatial spillover perspective
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…
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…
Sectoral productivity and destination competitiveness
Forecasting tourism demand: Developing a general nesting spatiotemporal model
Forecasting international tourism demand: A local spatiotemporal model
Forecasting international tourism demand: A local spatiotemporal model
Forecasting tourism demand: Developing a general nesting spatiotemporal model
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…
Asymmetric Spatial Spillover of Tourism Development in China Using a Two-Regime spatial Durbin Model
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…
Forecasting international tourism demand: A local spatiotemporal model
Forecasting tourism demand: Developing a general nesting spatiotemporal model
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…
Sectoral productivity and destination competitiveness
Reference-dependence in multi-destination choice: A heterogeneous reference point perspective
Digital transformation and tourism performance: A systematic literature review and research agenda
Digital transformation (DT) has fundamentally reshaped socioeconomic activities and production systems. Despite growing scholarly interest in DT and performance, a fragmented understanding of the theoretical foundations and mechanisms underlying DT’s impact on tourism performance remains. To address current gaps, this study conducts a systematic literature review that clarifies the conceptual boundaries of DT and performance, and proposes a conce…
Asymmetric Spatial Spillover of Tourism Development in China Using a Two-Regime spatial Durbin Model
From tourism demand to destination competitiveness: A spatial spillover perspective
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…
Social interactions in organisations: Investigating employee quiet quitting using spatial econometric methods
Social interactions play a crucial role in organisations with intensive human contact, such as the hospitality industry. These interactions can be translated into crossover effects that affect employees' emotions and behaviours, which enlarge individual behaviours' impact on the whole organisation. However, these effects tend to be neglected across co-workers due to the difficulty of capturing and measuring using traditional methods. This study e…
Tourism (9 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Destinations (3 works) · Econometrics (3 works)