László Kökény

Assistant Professor

Corvinus University of Budapest

Hungary

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Dr. László Kökény is an Assistant Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary. His research focuses on travel behavior, risk perception in tourism, and the acceptance of autonomous vehicle technology. Recent articles explore topics such as the political discourse around recovery facilities, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on travel planning, and the influences on repurchase intentions in tourism services.

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Szabolcs Mátyás

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University of Public Service

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Márk Miskolczi

Corvinus University of Budapest

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Gábor Michalkó

Corvinus University of Budapest

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Political positioning of Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) discourse – The loss of green objectives

A vállalati incentív utazások biztonsági kockázatai = Security risks of business incentive travel

Demographic and social differences in autonomous vehicle technology acceptance in Hungary

Flight-to-nowhere service: Investigating factors influencing the repurchase intention

Counterproductive risk-reduction strategy in travel-related decision-making

Daring routine: examining the tourists’ risk perception attitudes through the characteristics of travel frequency and revisit frequency

Átrajzolódó turisztikai térkép? Magyarországra érkező külföldi turisták fogyasztásának alakulása a koronavírus előtti és utáni első évben

Trust and perceived risk: How different manifestations affect the adoption of autonomous vehicles

A Covid19-pandémia jelentette félelmek hatása a nyaralás tervezése során felmerülő kockázatészlelésre

The Emergence of Unconventional Tourism Services Based on Autonomous Vehicles (AVs)—Attitude Analysis of Tourism Experts Using the Q Methodology

Impact of COVID-19 on different business models of European airlines

A turisztikai fogyasztók magatartásának vizsgálata a Covid19-pandémia első hullámának árnyékában

Impacts and potential of autonomous vehicles in tourism

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Szabolcs Mátyás

Márk Miskolczi

Gábor Michalkó

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