Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research

The #JHTR x #COVE x #IATE webinar - themed "Advancing Behavioral Economics Research in Tourism & Hospitality" - is quickly approaching (📆 4 Nov 2025 | 🕘 2pm - London time / 10pm - Beijing time] / 8am - Central time) Register NOW & don't miss the chance to acquire insights from authors of papers published in our latest special issue on the same theme Webinar registration link: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g5S3iBTD Link to the special issue: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gDD4AHXb #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #InnovativeResearch | #MeaningfulResearch | #SpecialIssue | #Relevant | #Rigor | #TheoryFocused | #CrossDisciplinary | #TableofContent | #Webinar |

👨💻#JHTR study identified the commonly used heuristics used in revenue management system overrides and reasons behind their frequent use👩💻 In a recent article published in Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, Ibrahim Mohammed (School of Hotel and Tourism Management, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) and Basak Denizci Guillet (Griffith University) investigated the common heuristics used in revenue management system overrides and the reasons behind their prevalence Through applying the mixed-methods approach, the research team found: 🤔 Anchoring and overconfidence emerged as the most commonly used heuristics 💻 The positive relationship between anchoring and performance is mediated by RMS override effectiveness 😣 Overconfidence negatively affects performance directly, and not through RMS override effectiveness The eCopy of this article is available in #JHTR’s Volume 49 Issue 7: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ef7jGaCt DOWNLOAD and READ the paper if you are interested in revenue management, revenue management system, override decisions, anchoring, overconfidence, heuristics, and hotel performance You're also advised to join the upcoming webinar on 4 Nov 2025, and hear the sharing given by the authors: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g5S3iBTD REGISTER now and MARK this event on your calendar #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch |  #RevenueManagement | #RevenueManagementSystem | #SystemEffectiveness | #OverrideDecisions | #Anchoring | #Overconfidence | #Heuristics | #HotelPerformance | #PolyUSHTM | #GriffithUniversity |

📊#JHTR study uncover the heterogeneity of demand curves during both normal periods and times of crisis📊 In a recent article published in Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, Gabrielle Lin (University of Essex), Jason Chen (University of Surrey) & Haiyan Song (School of Hotel and Tourism Management, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) constructed hotel demand curves at the disaggregate level to uncover the heterogeneity of demand curves across consumers and during both normal periods and times of crisis In this research paper, the research team found that: 💡The pandemic made the demand curve for midscale (upscale) hotels more inelastic (elastic) 💡The pandemic mitigated (amplified) the influence of individual differences on the demand curve 💡The demand curve for economy hotels was unaffected by a pandemic. The eCopy of this article is available in #JHTR’s Volume 49 Issue 7: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gdS6bDg8 DOWNLOAD and READ the paper if you are interested in demand model, demand curve modeling, demand curve analysis, behavioral economics, pandemic and hotel types 😉 You're also advised to join the upcoming webinar on 4 Nov 2025, and hear the sharing given by the authors: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g5S3iBTD REGISTER now and MARK this event on your calendar😉 #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch |  #DemandModel | #DemandCurve | #DemandCurveModeling | #DemandCurveAnalysis | #BehavioralEconomics | #Pandemic | #HotelTypes | #UniversityofEssex | #UniversityofSurrey | #PolyUSHTM |

🔊 Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research cordially invites you to join the webinar titled "Advancing Behavioral Economics Research in Tourism & Hospitality [Part II]" on 4 November 2025 📆 Date: 4 November 2025 🕰️ Time 2pm [London time] / 10pm [Beijing time] / 8am [Central time] 👥 Format / Content: Authors of four papers included in that special issue will present their published works & share their insights on the theme 🗣️ Moderators: Prof. Gang Li | University of Surrey Prof. Marion Karl | University of University Join Us via 1️⃣🅰️ scanning the QR code on the poster and completing the online form 1️⃣🅱️ typewriting https://lnkd.in/g5S3iBTD 2️⃣ marking this event on your calendar We look forward to seeing many of you joining this webinar organized by our guest editor team, #JHTR, #IATE (International Association for Tourism Economics) & #COVE (Centre for Competitiveness of the Visitor Economy) !!! #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #InnovativeResearch | #MeaningfulResearch | #SpecialIssue | #Relevant | #Rigor | #TheoryFocused | #CrossDisciplinary | #TableofContent | #Webinar |

😌What #JHTR editors learn after handling 6000+ submissions😌 In the recently published editorial, our editors - 💁♀️Li Miao, 💁♂️Jean-Pierre van der Rest & 💁Peter B. Kim shared some reflections in the hope that they prove useful as authors strengthen their scholarly work: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gxb6bTVc If you plan to submit your papers to #JHTR (or any other top-tier journals) for publication consideration, you are highly advised to take a look at these useful tips for making your study more impactful🎖️ We would like to take this opportunity to thank you Li, JP and Peter for their time & effort in making #JHTR a preferred scholarly outlet with legacy of excellence🏆 #JHTR | #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #IMPACT | #ImpactfulResearch | #SocialMedia | #Editorial | #ThankYou |

🤔Why #JHTR actively leverage social media🤔 In the recently published editorial, our Social Media Editor Daniel Leung shared his key conviction - ✨Papers can only receive readership and citations when readers are aware of their presence and value✨ - & other thoughts about social media applications with members & readers: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gaY3zzdP Indeed, the heightened awareness about high-quality work published is the foundation upon which long-term readership, engagement & impact are built We are sad to hear that Daniel will step down from his role by the end of 2025. Still, he is confident that members from the #JHTR vibrant community will extend the same trust, support & engagement to his successor😉 #JHTR | #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #IMPACT | #ImpactfulResearch | #SocialMedia | #Editorial | #ThankYou |

The #JHTR x #COVE webinar - themed "Advancing Behavioral Economics Research in Tourism & Hospitality" - is quickly approaching (📆 1 Oct 2025 | 🕘 4pm - London time / 11pm - Beijing time] / 10am - Central time) Register NOW & don't miss the chance to acquire insights from authors of papers published in our latest special issue on the same theme Webinar registration link: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gRWW3M4T Link to the special issue: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gDD4AHXb #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #InnovativeResearch | #MeaningfulResearch | #SpecialIssue | #Relevant | #Rigor | #TheoryFocused | #CrossDisciplinary | #TableofContent | #Webinar |

🗣️#JHTR study shows how speech voice cues affect viewers’ in-consumption engagement in travel live streaming📽️ In a recent article published in Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, Mengfan Li, Mingming Cheng & Vanessa Quintal (Curtin University) revealed how speech voice cues influence in-consumption engagement in travel live streaming Drawing on the findings from two studies, the research team found that: 🎶Speech rate had a significant inverted U-shaped effect on in-consumption engagement 🎚️Loudness and pitch had a significant negative impact on in-consumption engagement 🎙️Piecemeal habits, voice-destination consistency, and perceived credibility are the underlying mechanisms that underpin speech voice cues The eCopy of this article is available in #JHTR’s OnlineFirst column now: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g7GhA6Wh DOWNLOAD and READ the paper if you interested in travel livestreaming, subtleties, voice analytics, speech voice cues, speech rate, loudness, pitch, in-consumption engagement and signaling theory #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #Livestreaming | #TravelLivesStreaming | #Subtleties | #VoiceAnalytics | #SpeechVoiceCues | #SpeechRate | #Loudness | #Pitch | #InConsumption | #Engagement | #SignalingTheory | #Tiktok | #CurtinUniversity | 

📢 Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research cordially invites you to join an insightful webinar titled "Advancing Behavioral Economics Research in Tourism & Hospitality" 📆 Date: October 1, 2025 🕘 Time 4 pm [London time] / 11 pm [Beijing time] / 10 am [Central time] 🎙️ Format / Content: Authors of four papers included in that special issue will present their published works & share their insights on the theme 🎚️ Moderators: Prof. Gang Li | University of Surrey Prof. Marion Karl | University of University Join Us via 1️⃣🅰️ scanning the QR code on the poster and completing the online form 1️⃣🅱️ typewriting https://lnkd.in/gRWW3M4T 2️⃣ marking this event on your calendar We look forward to seeing many of you joining this webinar organized by our guest editor team, #JHTR & Centre for Competitiveness of the Visitor Economy! #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #InnovativeResearch | #MeaningfulResearch | #SpecialIssue | #Relevant | #Rigor | #TheoryFocused | #CrossDisciplinary | #TableofContent | #Webinar |

🗣️#JHTR study shows whether & how small talks affect hospitality employees’ constituent attachment🗣️ In a recent article published in Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, Michael J. Tews, Sydney Pons (Penn State University) and John Michel (Loyola University Maryland) investigated how informal conversations - both shallow and deep ones - impacted employees’ constituent attachment in the hospitality industry, along with the antecedents of such conversations Based on the input by 251 hospitality employees, the team found that: 🫂 Deep conversations, but not shallow ones, were positively related to constituent attachment 👥 An inclusion climate and workplace fun were linked to deep conversations 👣 The relationships between inclusion climate, fun, and constituent attachment were mediated more strongly by deep conversations than by shallow ones The eCopy of this article is available in #JHTR’s OnlineFirst column now: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g2Fk9nFK DOWNLOAD and READ the paper if you interested in human resources management, organizational behavior, workplace conversations, small talks, inclusion climate, workplace fun and constituent attachment #ICHRIE | #HospitalityResearch | #TourismResearch | #ImpactfulResearch | #HRM | #HumanResources | #OrganizationalBehavior | #WorkplaceConversations | #SmallTalks | #InclusionClimate | #WorkplaceFun | #ConstituentAttachment | #PennState | #LoyolaUniversityMaryland |