Navigating Wellbeing: Business War Volunteer Tourism and the <scp>DREAMA</scp> Framework

ABSTRACT Amidst the grand challenges, geopolitical tensions, and resultant uncertainties of today's environment, a new category of tourism has emerged called business war volunteer tourism. This research note conceptualizes how the application of our discipline's most recent and psychologically comprehensive wellbeing framework, DREAMA, provides a mechanism through which we can begin to explore and understand business war volunteer tourists' lived experiences. In doing so, this research note contributes to the extant literature through a nuanced conceptual examination of psychological wellbeing within the business war volunteer tourism context, encouraging discussion about how environments affected by war provide opportunities to strengthen tourist wellbeing.

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International Journal of Tourism Research
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jtr.70022
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2
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Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development
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11.18

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Navigating Wellbeing: Business War Volunteer Tourism and the DREAMA Framework

Amy L. Kenworthy, Catharina Claudia Jecklin, Chelsea Gill
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International Journal of Tourism Research
Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development
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Navigating Wellbeing: Business War Volunteer Tourism and the DREAMA Framework

Amy L. Kenworthy, Catharina Claudia Jecklin, Chelsea Gill
article en
2 citations

Abstract

ABSTRACT Amidst the grand challenges, geopolitical tensions, and resultant uncertainties of today's environment, a new category of tourism has emerged called business war volunteer tourism. This research note conceptualizes how the application of our discipline's most recent and psychologically comprehensive wellbeing framework, DREAMA, provides a mechanism through which we can begin to explore and understand business war volunteer tourists' lived experiences. In doing so, this research note contributes to the extant literature through a nuanced conceptual examination of psychological wellbeing within the business war volunteer tourism context, encouraging discussion about how environments affected by war provide opportunities to strengthen tourist wellbeing.

International Journal of Tourism ResearchVol. 27(2)
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Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development
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