首页|Research on the Tourists'Sense of Well-Being and Its Spillover Effect

Research on the Tourists'Sense of Well-Being and Its Spillover Effect

扫码查看
原文链接
  • 国家科技期刊平台
  • NETL
  • NSTL
  • 万方数据
The high-quality development of tourism aims to improve tourists'sense of well-being and fulfillment.The improvement of tourists'sense of well-being will not only enable tourists to obtain positive emotional experiences but is also an important way to improve their quality of life.However,the existing research has not yet reached a clear conclusion on how tourists'sense of well-being is formed,whether tourists'sense of well-being will spill over(i.e.,knowledge sharing)after tourists obtain it,and whether the destination familiarity brought by the spillover of sense of well-being(i.e.,knowledge sharing)will affect other tourists.Therefore,based on the experience marketing theory and the embodiment theory,this paper empirically examines the formation and spillover effect of tourists'sense of well-being through structural equation modeling(SEM).The research shows that:(a)Subject presence has a positive effect on tourists'sense of well-being,which further promotes knowledge sharing and realizes the spillover of tourists'sense of well-being,and tourists'sense of well-being plays a mediating role between subject presence and knowledge sharing;(b)Destination familiarity resulting from the spillover of sense of well-being(i.e.,knowledge sharing)plays a negative moderating role in the positive impact of subject presence on tourists'sense of well-being.This paper not only expands the boundaries of research on tourists'sense of well-being and embodiment theory to some extent but also provides theoretical support and countermeasures for the high-quality development of China's tourism and even service industry.

high-quality developmenttourists'sense of well-beingsubject presencesocial familiarityknowledge sharing

Zhao Qinqin、Chu Tianshu、Jiang Haoyuan

展开 >

School of Economics and Management,Southwest Petroleum University

School of Business,Hong Kong Baptist University

School of Economics and Management,Southwest Petroleum University.

Sichuan Social Science Planning Project(General Project)Humanities and Social Sciences Research Special Fund Cultivation Project of Southwest Petroleum University

SC20B1332022-2023RW021

2024

10.19873/j.cnki.2096-0212.2024.03.001

当代社会科学(英文)

当代社会科学(英文)

ISSN：
年,卷(期)：2024.9(3)
  • 71