Latest Research in Destination Management Dynamics

62 research papers · 2026 median publication year

Top Research Topics in Destination Management Dynamics

Highest-Cited Papers

  1. Towards a Green Architecture Quality Framework to Strengthen the Mentorship Program
  2. From a port city to a tourist city: dispossession of the public spaces in central Santa Cruz de Tenerife
  3. Towards a Green Architecture Quality Framework to Strengthen the Mentorship Program
  4. Key Drivers of Eco-Friendly Agricultural Product Purchase Intentions: A Case Study in South Korea
  5. Regulation from below or domination from above? Reassessing community-bank partnerships from the Austin area of Chicago
  6. Competence for adaptability: a critique of post-2015 supra-curricula focused on Science Education
  7. Third places and student well-being: informal campus geographies at Institut Teknologi Bandung
  8. Iceland’s Cruise Infrastructure Fee: Policy Rationales, Stakeholder Tensions, and Governance Ambition
  9. Assessing green tourism readiness of a riverfront destination in Mingachevir, Azerbaijan
  10. Expression of Concern: Zakaria et al. (2021). Expenditure Patterns of Foreign Resident Visitors and Foreign Tourist Visitors at a Day-Trip Nature-Based Destination. Tourism and Hospitality, 2(2), 277–287
  11. Expression of Concern: Dax and Tamme (2023). Attractive Landscape Features as Drivers for Sustainable Mountain Tourism Experiences. Tourism and Hospitality, 4(3), 374–389
  12. Drivers of Green Purchase Intention Toward Sustainable Herbal Food Products: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior Perspective from a Fragile Economy
  13. From ‘I’ to ‘We’: personal and social identity in food-waste-derived fashion acceptance
  14. Why wanting sustainable food is not enough: the habit barrier to green eating
  15. How Do Governance Arrangements Shape Community Empowerment in Rural Ecotourism? Evidence From Wuyuan, China
  16. Transforming Traditional Community Institutions: A Strategic Framework for Integrating Mosques, Madrasas, and Schools into Community Development Centres (CDCs)
  17. Assessing Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration Through Adaptive Reuse: Evidence from Two Cypriot Khans
  18. Functional Typology Formation in Industrial Heritage Adaptive Reuse: A Multi-Case Configurational Analysis Based on the TOE Framework
  19. The Residential Mobility of Mid‐Term Temporary Populations: Personal Trajectories and Sociospatial Patterns in Rome
  20. Destination Management and Marketing Organizations as Enablers of Entrepreneurial Resilience: Co-Creating Organizational Structures and Human Resource Capacity Through Participatory Governance and Emerging Technologies

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Destination Management Dynamics

62 papers

Top Topics (10)

Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research14
Urban Planning and Governance6
Environmental Sustainability in Business5
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation3
Sustainability in Higher Education2
Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies2
Cruise Tourism Development and Management2
Cultural Industries and Urban Development2
Embodied and Extended Cognition2
Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies1

Top Publications (20)

1.Towards a Green Architecture Quality Framework to Strengthen the Mentorship Program2.From a port city to a tourist city: dispossession of the public spaces in central Santa Cruz de Tenerife3.Towards a Green Architecture Quality Framework to Strengthen the Mentorship Program4.Key Drivers of Eco-Friendly Agricultural Product Purchase Intentions: A Case Study in South Korea5.Regulation from below or domination from above? Reassessing community-bank partnerships from the Austin area of Chicago6.Competence for adaptability: a critique of post-2015 supra-curricula focused on Science Education7.Third places and student well-being: informal campus geographies at Institut Teknologi Bandung8.Iceland’s Cruise Infrastructure Fee: Policy Rationales, Stakeholder Tensions, and Governance Ambition9.Assessing green tourism readiness of a riverfront destination in Mingachevir, Azerbaijan10.Expression of Concern: Zakaria et al. (2021). Expenditure Patterns of Foreign Resident Visitors and Foreign Tourist Visitors at a Day-Trip Nature-Based Destination. Tourism and Hospitality, 2(2), 277–28711.Expression of Concern: Dax and Tamme (2023). Attractive Landscape Features as Drivers for Sustainable Mountain Tourism Experiences. Tourism and Hospitality, 4(3), 374–38912.Drivers of Green Purchase Intention Toward Sustainable Herbal Food Products: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior Perspective from a Fragile Economy13.From ‘I’ to ‘We’: personal and social identity in food-waste-derived fashion acceptance14.Why wanting sustainable food is not enough: the habit barrier to green eating15.How Do Governance Arrangements Shape Community Empowerment in Rural Ecotourism? Evidence From Wuyuan, China16.Transforming Traditional Community Institutions: A Strategic Framework for Integrating Mosques, Madrasas, and Schools into Community Development Centres (CDCs)17.Assessing Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration Through Adaptive Reuse: Evidence from Two Cypriot Khans18.Functional Typology Formation in Industrial Heritage Adaptive Reuse: A Multi-Case Configurational Analysis Based on the TOE Framework19.The Residential Mobility of Mid‐Term Temporary Populations: Personal Trajectories and Sociospatial Patterns in Rome20.Destination Management and Marketing Organizations as Enablers of Entrepreneurial Resilience: Co-Creating Organizational Structures and Human Resource Capacity Through Participatory Governance and Emerging Technologies

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