Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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"It is widely believed that participation in tourism empowers women, particularly by providing direct employment and income generation. However, this perspective frequently overlooks women’s agency and self-actualization. This study examines the Tingsong Cultural Community (TCC) in northeast China, integrating self-empowerment with role theory to focus on female participation in tourism". By Hui Tao, Mengzhen Zhang & Jiayu Wang. Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3Z7zCZY

Contrary to popular belief, there is no empirical evidence of hedonia being associated with tourist pro-environmental behaviour, suggesting it may not represent a barrier to such behaviour. By Sarah MacInnes, Dr Csilla Demeter & Sara Dolnicar. Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3Z8vt7Q

"By studying examples of food waste best practice, this study aims to identify the creative ways in which hospitality businesses prevent food waste. These insights by Natalie Pearson contribute to the literature by demonstrating how rethinking what is edible results in creative practices to prevent food waste, whilst also raising questions about the future direction of hospitality food waste research." Read more in #JoST: https://lnkd.in/dMkJpzBH

By highlighting the complexity of ethical decision-making—including conflicting principles, ambiguity, and social influences—this study offers a novel, theoretically-grounded perspective on the constraints faced by Gen Z, often labelled the “greenest” generation. Practically, these findings inform targeted interventions and policy initiatives to enable ethical tourism. Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3ChLO17

This study advances theories of competitiveness and destination image by incorporating the perspectives of tourists with disabilities. It provides practical insights for Destination Management Organizations (DMOs) to attract a more diverse market. By Ana Leiras, Iria Caamaño Franco, Maria Jose Andrade & Trinidad Núñez Domínguez Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3V5A1K7

While there is consensus among researchers that stakeholder participation is critical for heritage development, conflicts between stakeholders can exist and create an arena of contestation. By Yang Liu, David B. Weaver, Karine Dupre & Xin Jin Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3YwXxjK

🔓 #OpenAccess! This article by Raymond Rastegar & Susanne Becken advocates for the development of just climate policies and practices, and an inclusive socio-economic transition at the local, global, and intergenerational levels. Discover more in #JoST ➡️ https://buff.ly/3Af3ut7

This study by Weiping Yu, Xin Liao, Siyu Ji & Fasheng Cui expands the theoretical and empirical research on marketing incentives in the field of GCIs in hotels and provides decision-making guidance for hoteliers seeking to motivate guests to engage in green consumption effectively. Read more in #JoST: https://buff.ly/3A7OVYz

Tomorrow marks a special day! 🌍 💫 #WorldTourismDay is upon us, celebrating how travel connects us all and fosters peace. Join us from Georgia as we embrace the power of tourism to build a more harmonious world. Get ready for an inspiring day ahead!😃