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1Relational network brands: Towards a conceptual model of place brandsJournal of Vacation Marketing2004477
2Wellness tourism: Market analysis of a special health tourism segment and implications for the hotel industryJournal of Vacation Marketing2001372
3Destination branding and the role of the stakeholders: The case of New ZealandJournal of Vacation Marketing2003350
4Branding the nation: What is being branded?Journal of Vacation Marketing2006331
5Movie-induced tourism: The challenge of measurement and other issuesJournal of Vacation Marketing2001295
6Measurement of tourist satisfaction with restaurant services: A segment-based approachJournal of Vacation Marketing2003288
7Measuring tourist satisfaction by attribute and motivation: The case of a nature-based resortJournal of Vacation Marketing2008286
8An analysis of wine festival attendees’ motivations: A synergy of wine, travel and special events?Journal of Vacation Marketing2005230
9Examining the mediating role of festival visitors’ satisfaction in the relationship between service quality and behavioral intentionsJournal of Vacation Marketing2006230
10Destination brands vs destination images: Do we know what we mean?Journal of Vacation Marketing2006226
11Experience economy constructs as a framework for understanding wine tourismJournal of Vacation Marketing2012216
12Ethical and responsible tourism: Consumer trends in the UKJournal of Vacation Marketing2003204
13Understanding barriers to leisure travel: Tourist fears as a marketing basisJournal of Vacation Marketing2005176
14Tourist shopping preferences and expenditure behaviours: The case of the Taiwanese outbound marketJournal of Vacation Marketing2004160
15Believe it or not: Credibility of blogs in tourismJournal of Vacation Marketing2008159
16Examining the festival attributes that impact visitor experience, satisfaction and re-visit intentionJournal of Vacation Marketing2009158
17Analysis of travel bloggers' characteristics and their communication about Austria as a tourism destinationJournal of Vacation Marketing2008157
18Credibility of online reviews and initial trustJournal of Vacation Marketing2012153
19The impact of social media on destination brandingJournal of Vacation Marketing2012152
20The takeoff of social media in tourismJournal of Vacation Marketing2012149
21Tourist purchase decision involvement and information preferencesJournal of Vacation Marketing2004144
22Predicting destination choice — A discussion of destination loyaltyJournal of Vacation Marketing1999143
23An examination of tourists' attitudinal and behavioral loyalty: Comparison between domestic and international touristsJournal of Vacation Marketing2009141
24Food tourism value: Investigating the factors that influence tourists to revisitJournal of Vacation Marketing2020139
25Destination marketing organisations—Connecting the experience rather than promoting the placeJournal of Vacation Marketing2002137
26Shopping as a destination attraction: An empirical examination of the role of shopping in tourists’ destination choice and experienceJournal of Vacation Marketing2004135
27Tourist satisfaction: A view from a mixed international guided package tourJournal of Vacation Marketing2005129
28Content, context and co-creationJournal of Vacation Marketing2015129
29Managing customer satisfaction and retention: A case of tourist destinations, TurkeyJournal of Vacation Marketing2001127
30The `blogosphere' as a market research tool for tourism destinations: A case study of Australia's Northern TerritoryJournal of Vacation Marketing2008125
31Senior travellers: Tourism activities and shopping behavioursJournal of Vacation Marketing2004122
32Film tourism and destination marketing: The case of Captain Corelli's MandolinJournal of Vacation Marketing2006121
33Predictors of tourists’ shopping behaviour: Examination of socio-demographic characteristics and trip typologiesJournal of Vacation Marketing2004120
34Reflections on tourist satisfaction research: Past, present and futureJournal of Vacation Marketing2002117
35Experience use history as a segmentation tool to examine golf travellers' satisfaction, perceived value and repurchase intentionsJournal of Vacation Marketing2002115
36The influence of children on vacation travel patternsJournal of Vacation Marketing2001114
37Individualism/collectivism as a moderating factor to the self-image congruity conceptJournal of Vacation Marketing2004114
38Scary food: Commodifying culinary heritage as meal adventures in tourismJournal of Vacation Marketing2009113
39Festival tourism in the United Arab Emirates: First-time versus repeat visitor perceptionsJournal of Vacation Marketing2004111
40Destination branding, niche marketing and national image projection in Central and Eastern EuropeJournal of Vacation Marketing1999109
41Marketing and destination growth: A symbiotic relationship or simple coincidence?Journal of Vacation Marketing2003108
42Understanding attitudes towards leisure travel and the constraints faced by senior KoreansJournal of Vacation Marketing2005106
43Packaging places: Designing heritage trails using an experience economy perspective to maximize visitor engagementJournal of Vacation Marketing2007104
44Destination competitiveness: An exploratory examination of South Australia’s core attractionsJournal of Vacation Marketing1999103
45Image formation, information sources and an iconic Australian tourist destinationJournal of Vacation Marketing2005101
46Involvement: Travel motivation and destination selectionJournal of Vacation Marketing1999100
47East versus West: A comparison of online destination marketing in China and the USAJournal of Vacation Marketing200497
48Hotel selection: When price is not the issueJournal of Vacation Marketing200694
49Tourists’ and retailers’ perceptions of souvenirsJournal of Vacation Marketing200493
50Philosophical and methodological praxes in dark tourism: Controversy, contention and the evolving paradigmJournal of Vacation Marketing200693