Jason Li Chen

Associate Professor in Tourism and Events Management

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Dr. Jason Li Chen is an Associate Professor in Tourism and Events Management at the University of Surrey, UK. His research interests include tourism demand forecasting, the impact of consumer behavior on sustainable practices, and the resilience of destinations. Recent publications explore themes such as hotel demand heterogeneity, electric vehicle purchase intentions in China, and the effects of narrative in travel vlogs.

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Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (12)

The Heterogeneity of Hotel Demand Curves Across Consumers and Contexts

From Destination to Daily Life: A Longitudinal Study on the Effects of Flashback Nudging on Pro-environmental Behavior Spillover

Understanding the influence of past driving experience on electric vehicle purchase intention in China

Tourism Demand Forecasting in Normal and Crisis Times: Combining Bootstrap-Aggregating and Bayesian Approaches

Storytelling in Travel Vlogs: Scale Development, Validation, and Application

Tourist Decision-Making and Types of Crises: Risk Attitudes, Knowledge, and Destination Preference Persistence

Analyzing Destination Resilience From A Spatiotemporal Perspective

Does Job Demands-Resources Theory work for international business travel?

Emerging Research Trends on Residents’ Quality of Life in the Context of Tourism Development

Forecasting tourism demand: Developing a general nesting spatiotemporal model

Spatial spillovers of agglomeration economies and productivity in the tourism industry: The case of the UK

Forecasting international tourism demand: a local spatiotemporal model

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Gabrielle Lin

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