Xingyang Lv
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4628946 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Xingyang Lv |
| PRENOMES | Xingyang |
| SOBRENOME | Lv |
| ASSINATURA | LV X |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Southwestern University of Finance and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5025-7769 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 41 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 185 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Does reposting equate to commitment? A study on the influence of reposting destination environmental initiatives on tourists’ pro-environmental behavioral intention
Tourism destinations have increasingly turned to social media to promote environmental initiatives and encourage tourists to repost related content in recent years. This strategy not only enhances destination awareness but also has the potential to influence tourist behavior. Drawing on commitment theory and behavioral consistency theory, this study conducted three between-subjects experiments (a two-stage field experiment, a narrative-driven gam…
Does WeChat family group usage affect the subjective well-being of Chinese empty nesters? A chain mediating model
With mobile Internet becoming an integral part of everyday life, social media offers a communicative environment that can alleviate some of the challenges arising from alienated intergenerational relationships among empty nesters. Based on the social compensation theory and the intergenerational perspective, the present research aims to investigate the relationship between the usage of WeChat family groups and subjective well-being. Study 1 (N = …
Social Discipline or Personal Order? Exploring the Touristic Ritual in Young People in China
Tourism has long been considered a special ritual, but this has not been proven in an empirical study within various situations. This paper explores the ritualistic features in young people's memorable tourism experiences. Using the narratives of 74 Chinese young people's most memorable tourism experiences, which are presented in autobiographical method, this paper constructs the symbolic structure of touristic rituals based on young people's unf…
The Impact of Educational Travel on Student Development From the Perspective of Positive Psychology
Optimizing the pedagogical potential of educational travel to facilitate holistic student growth has become a significant focus in modern educational discourse. This study investigates the role of educational travel in enhancing student development through the lens of positive psychology, with psychological richness as a mediating factor. Through two empirical studies, we examined the multi‐dimensional impacts of educational travel across differe…
Influence of accelerated retrospective time perception on travel intention
Can authentic handwriting enhance customer extra-role behavior? A three-condition comparison framework
Dual logic for cue identification in destination marketing
Although tourism practitioners often integrate both screening and verifying procedures into their workflows, existing literature on cue identification typically focuses solely on one of these processes. This single-logic approach fails to capture the full picture of cue identification in real-world destination marketing and is subject to the inherent limitations associated with relying on a single research logic. To address this gap, this paper i…
Does visual pollution increase deviant tourist behavioral intention? From the perspective of aesthetic cues
Gradual change or metamorphosis in red tourism
When Guests Become Hosts
Tourists are commonly regarded as ambassadors shaping their country’s image in international tourism. However, the role of the boomerang effect for outbound tourists on their country of origin is often overlooked in theory and practice. Through four studies, this groundbreaking research explores the boomerang effect of tourists’ negative behaviors on their home countries, encompassing the impact on tourism imports and subsequent spillover effects…
Understanding dark tourism rituality (DTR)
Dark tourism has long struggled with the moral conundrum of how death and violence can be seen as tourist attractions. However, ‘rituality’ can be considered to answer this conundrum. Using quantitative and qualitative methods, this study developed a dark tourism rituality scale (DTR Scale) with 12 items in four dimensions: ritual space experience, ritual element experience, ritual participation experience, and ritual significance experience. The…
The influence of ending temporal landmark on consumers’ tourism activity preference
Do tourists experience suffering when they touch the wailing wall
Red heart at dark sites
Peaks and troughs
Rhythmic tour
Purchase and Protect
As tourist souvenir consumption leans into co-creation, tourists transition from passive product consumers to active value co-creators. Drawing on psychological ownership theory, this study investigated how tourist customization simultaneously enhances the commercial and cultural attributes of tourist souvenirs through three studies. The findings revealed that tourists’ participation in souvenir customization not only stimulated their purchase be…
How does occupational stigma and work dirtiness inhibit hotel front-line employees’ proactive customer service performance and its solutions
Beyond image attributes
I Join, So I Enjoy
Dual-squeeze effect
Overwork is prevalent in labour-intensive industries, such as the hospitality sector, especially in Asia. This paper explores the dual-squeeze effect of professional life on personal life, which constitutes critical antecedents of overwork. Additionally, it investigates the organizational and individual consequences of overwork. A multi-wave, multi-source field study was conducted to verify a two-stage structural equation model. Results show that…
Understanding the dynamics of destination loyalty
Despite much previous research, gaps remain in our understanding of why satisfied tourists with positive destination images do not revisit favoured destinations. Recent research proposes sensory impressions as a complementary determinant of revisit intentions alongside destination image. This study initially compares how these two drivers influence changes in tourist behavioural loyalty over time, especially after the trip. Through a combination …
Why Chinese hospitality management undergraduates give up a hotel career
The shortage of human resources is a key problem restricting the development of China’s hospitality industry. In the meantime, Chinese hospitality higher education faces high graduate leakage – their undergraduates as the most promising hospitality human resource are reluctant to pursue a career in the hotel industry. Therefore, based on a framework of the perception of a job-the perception of a person-outcome, this study explored the negative ef…
Impact of social media posts on travelers’ attitudes and behaviors towards a destination after a natural disaster
This study, taking Jiuzhaigou as an example, analyzes the impacts of social media posts after a natural disaster on potential visitors’ perceptions and their willingness to visit a destination. Utilizing a multi-method approach, this study first content analyzes the social media posts about the 7.0 magnitude earthquake and reactions to those posts to identify the impacts of those posts on public sentiment. Then, an experimental study is conducted…
The impact of tourist engagement on low–carbon behavior in glacier tourism
Over the last decade, glaciers have gained increasing popularity as tourist destinations while experiencing rapid retreat due to climate change. The accelerated glacial recession worldwide calls for carbon reduction and sustainable glacier conservation and management. To this end, simply prohibiting tourists from visiting may not be as effective, comparing to engaging them through innovative means to promote pro-environmental behavior. This paper…
Does a cute artificial intelligence assistant soften the blow? The impact of cuteness on customer tolerance of assistant service failure
Expanding theory of tourists’ destination loyalty
Feeling dark, seeing dark
To buy or not to buy? The effect of time scarcity and travel experience on tourists' impulse buying
Exploring visual embodiment effect in dark tourism
Is cuteness irresistible? The impact of cuteness on customers’ intentions to use AI applications
Evaluation nudge
Will tourists’ pro-environmental behavior influence their well-being? An examination from the perspective of warm glow theory
The positive outcomes of tourists' pro-environmental behavior (PEB) to sustainable destination development are widely acknowledged, but little is known about the outcome of such behavior on tourists themselves. Drawing on the warm glow theory, this article investigates the unique role of tourists' PEB in enhancing their own well-being. Through two studies, it was found that tourists who engaged in PEB had greater well-being than those who didn't …
Effects of haptic cues on consumers' online hotel booking decisions
Beyond image attributes
Dark tourism spectrum
Sustainable rural tourism
Based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response framework, this research sought to examine tourists’ environmental concern and destination identification as mediating variables between residents’ environmentally responsible behaviour and tourists’ green consumption in Chinese rural tourism. A total of 275 participants were recruited, and structural equation modelling was conducted to test hypotheses. Findings indicate residents’ environmentally responsib…
Do tourists experience suffering when they touch the wailing wall
The impact of tourist engagement on low–carbon behavior in glacier tourism
Over the last decade, glaciers have gained increasing popularity as tourist destinations while experiencing rapid retreat due to climate change. The accelerated glacial recession worldwide calls for carbon reduction and sustainable glacier conservation and management. To this end, simply prohibiting tourists from visiting may not be as effective, comparing to engaging them through innovative means to promote pro-environmental behavior. This paper…
Peaks and troughs
How does occupational stigma and work dirtiness inhibit hotel front-line employees’ proactive customer service performance and its solutions
The influence of ending temporal landmark on consumers’ tourism activity preference
Red heart at dark sites
Purchase and Protect
As tourist souvenir consumption leans into co-creation, tourists transition from passive product consumers to active value co-creators. Drawing on psychological ownership theory, this study investigated how tourist customization simultaneously enhances the commercial and cultural attributes of tourist souvenirs through three studies. The findings revealed that tourists’ participation in souvenir customization not only stimulated their purchase be…
Attracted by a Song
Taking a popular folk song in China, Chengdu, as an example, this paper uses sensory marketing theory to analyze the impact of destination songs on listeners’ perception of destination image and discusses how auditory stimulation promotes destination brand building and attracts potential tourists. Results showed that the experience of the destination song significantly affects the listeners’ perception of destination image, which leads to a great…
Understanding the emergence and development of online travel agencies
Purpose With the explosive growth of the Internet, online travel agents (OTAs) have gained an increasing market share in the online booking market. However, OTAs are facing fierce competition from hotels' direct booking channels, as well as competition among themselves. Therefore, there is a need for an understanding of the evolution of the OTA market from a dynamic perspective. The purpose of this study is to investigate the long-term effect of …
Evaluation nudge
Visitor Engagement, Relationship Quality, and Environmentally Responsible Behavior
Visitor environmentally responsible behavior (ERB) is helpful for promoting the sustainable development of tourist destinations. Existing studies on visitor ERB tend to either focus on restraining visitors' environmental misconducts or rely on visitors' psychological factors. Based on the theory of engagement, this paper constructs a theoretical model to explain visitors' self-conscious ERB. Visitor engagement with the destination is investigated…
Understanding the emergence and development of online travel agencies
Purpose With the explosive growth of the Internet, online travel agents (OTAs) have gained an increasing market share in the online booking market. However, OTAs are facing fierce competition from hotels' direct booking channels, as well as competition among themselves. Therefore, there is a need for an understanding of the evolution of the OTA market from a dynamic perspective. The purpose of this study is to investigate the long-term effect of …
Expanding theory of tourists’ destination loyalty
Effects of haptic cues on consumers' online hotel booking decisions
Value co-destruction
Sustainable rural tourism
Based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response framework, this research sought to examine tourists’ environmental concern and destination identification as mediating variables between residents’ environmentally responsible behaviour and tourists’ green consumption in Chinese rural tourism. A total of 275 participants were recruited, and structural equation modelling was conducted to test hypotheses. Findings indicate residents’ environmentally responsib…
Feeling dark, seeing dark
To buy or not to buy? The effect of time scarcity and travel experience on tourists' impulse buying
Does a cute artificial intelligence assistant soften the blow? The impact of cuteness on customer tolerance of assistant service failure
Artificial intelligence service recovery
Attracted by a Song
Taking a popular folk song in China, Chengdu, as an example, this paper uses sensory marketing theory to analyze the impact of destination songs on listeners’ perception of destination image and discusses how auditory stimulation promotes destination brand building and attracts potential tourists. Results showed that the experience of the destination song significantly affects the listeners’ perception of destination image, which leads to a great…
Dark tourism spectrum
Exploring visual embodiment effect in dark tourism
Is cuteness irresistible? The impact of cuteness on customers’ intentions to use AI applications
I Join, So I Enjoy
Dual-squeeze effect
Overwork is prevalent in labour-intensive industries, such as the hospitality sector, especially in Asia. This paper explores the dual-squeeze effect of professional life on personal life, which constitutes critical antecedents of overwork. Additionally, it investigates the organizational and individual consequences of overwork. A multi-wave, multi-source field study was conducted to verify a two-stage structural equation model. Results show that…
Understanding the dynamics of destination loyalty
Despite much previous research, gaps remain in our understanding of why satisfied tourists with positive destination images do not revisit favoured destinations. Recent research proposes sensory impressions as a complementary determinant of revisit intentions alongside destination image. This study initially compares how these two drivers influence changes in tourist behavioural loyalty over time, especially after the trip. Through a combination …
Why Chinese hospitality management undergraduates give up a hotel career
The shortage of human resources is a key problem restricting the development of China’s hospitality industry. In the meantime, Chinese hospitality higher education faces high graduate leakage – their undergraduates as the most promising hospitality human resource are reluctant to pursue a career in the hotel industry. Therefore, based on a framework of the perception of a job-the perception of a person-outcome, this study explored the negative ef…
Impact of social media posts on travelers’ attitudes and behaviors towards a destination after a natural disaster
This study, taking Jiuzhaigou as an example, analyzes the impacts of social media posts after a natural disaster on potential visitors’ perceptions and their willingness to visit a destination. Utilizing a multi-method approach, this study first content analyzes the social media posts about the 7.0 magnitude earthquake and reactions to those posts to identify the impacts of those posts on public sentiment. Then, an experimental study is conducted…
The impact of tourist engagement on low–carbon behavior in glacier tourism
Over the last decade, glaciers have gained increasing popularity as tourist destinations while experiencing rapid retreat due to climate change. The accelerated glacial recession worldwide calls for carbon reduction and sustainable glacier conservation and management. To this end, simply prohibiting tourists from visiting may not be as effective, comparing to engaging them through innovative means to promote pro-environmental behavior. This paper…
Will tourists’ pro-environmental behavior influence their well-being? An examination from the perspective of warm glow theory
The positive outcomes of tourists' pro-environmental behavior (PEB) to sustainable destination development are widely acknowledged, but little is known about the outcome of such behavior on tourists themselves. Drawing on the warm glow theory, this article investigates the unique role of tourists' PEB in enhancing their own well-being. Through two studies, it was found that tourists who engaged in PEB had greater well-being than those who didn't …
How does occupational stigma and work dirtiness inhibit hotel front-line employees’ proactive customer service performance and its solutions
Beyond image attributes
Understanding dark tourism rituality (DTR)
Dark tourism has long struggled with the moral conundrum of how death and violence can be seen as tourist attractions. However, ‘rituality’ can be considered to answer this conundrum. Using quantitative and qualitative methods, this study developed a dark tourism rituality scale (DTR Scale) with 12 items in four dimensions: ritual space experience, ritual element experience, ritual participation experience, and ritual significance experience. The…
Tourism (33 obras) · Business (31 obras) · Psychology (24 obras) · Marketing (21 obras) · Geography (18 obras) · Advertising (16 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (16 obras) · Computer Science (14 obras) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (13 obras) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (12 obras)