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Wakayama Tourism Review

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5 ( 2024-03-15 )
- Front cover
  
  PP.
- title page
  
  PP. 1
- Table of Contents
  
  PP. 2
- Message from the Director, Center for Tourism Research, Wakayama University
  
  HIGASHI, Etsuko/
  
  PP. 3
- Preface
  
  Husna, Zainal Abidin/
  
  PP. 4
- Introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review, Vol.5
  
  NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 5
- Unveiling the distinctive characteristics of women entrepreneur networks in the tourism industry of developing countries : Insights from the literature
  
  SAITO Nozomi/ RUHANEN Lisa/ SANO, Kaede/ SHIRASAKA Seiko/
  
  PP. 6 - 9
- Value co-creation in smart tourism : A service ecosystem perspective
  
  SUN Hao/
  
  PP. 10 - 13
- Make it or break it : The tourism industry and the fight against income inequalities
  
  COMERIO Niccolò/ CENTINAIO Alessandra/
  
  PP. 14 - 17
- The connotations of kankō in Japanese contemporary popular culture : Focusing on polysemic meanings of kankō in Haruomi Hosono's 1980s activities
  
  ENDO, Riichi/ NAKAUE Nagisa/
  
  PP. 18 - 20
- Challenges of Kyushu Olle as a sustainable tourism resource : A questionnaire-based survey in Japan
  
  KIM Jaewook/ YASHIMA, Yuji/ TOYOSHIMA Shigeru/
  
  PP. 21 - 23
- Exploring the issues and potential of astro-tourism development in developing countries : A case study of Mongolia
  
  SAWADA Koki/ AGATA Hidehiko/ OKYUDO, Masami/
  
  PP. 24 - 29
- Characteristics of a successful community business : Case studies of Japan and South Korea
  
  DRUMMOND Damon/ LEE Jihyang/ YASHIMA, Yuji/
  
  PP. 30 - 33
- Colophon
  
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4 ( 2023-03-01 )
- Introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Vol. 4.
  
  SANO, Kaede/
  
  PP. 5 - 6
- Cover
  
  PP. 1
- Table of Contents
  
  PP. 2
- Message from the Director, Center for Tourism Research, Wakayama University
  
  ADACHI, Motohiro/
  
  PP. 3
- Preface
  
  PROGANO, Ricardo Nicolas/
  
  PP. 4
- Tourists' experiences and behaviors related to norms : Finding from a survey using the Mafengwo travelogue
  
  ENDO Riichi/ WANG Chujun/ SUN Tao/
  
  PP. 7 - 9
- Ideal positive affect among Japanese sport tourists : A case of masters games participants
  
  ITO Eiji/ KONO Shintaro/
  
  PP. 10 - 12
- Possibility of VFR tourism : Tourism in light of the emigrants' history of Wakayama Prefecture
  
  HIGASHI, Etsuko/
  
  PP. 13 - 14
- Pop culture tourism: A perspective from Japan
  
  JIN Chunji/ KAMATA Hiromi/
  
  PP. 15 - 17
- Selfie-taking and marine wildlife - More harm than good?
  
  LÜCK Michael/
  
  PP. 18 - 20
- Astrotourism and sustainable development : A case study of Y oron Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
  
  SAWADA Koki/ YONEZAWA Tatsuki/ OKYUDO, Masami/
  
  PP. 21 - 24
- Ethics of good and right tourism
  
  TOLKACH Denis/
  
  PP. 25 - 28
- On the development of Mobility-as-a-Service systems and sightseeing applications
  
  SONG Qian/
  
  PP. 29 - 31
- The metaverse in the tourism industry : A new horizon after the COVID-19 pandemic
  
  SANO, Kaede/ SANO Hiroki/ NAGATA Shuichi/
  
  PP. 32 - 35
- Service-dominant logic in the tourism industry : The case of Snow Peak Inc.
  
  NISHINO Kazumi/ KAMATA Hiromi/
  
  PP. 36 - 39
- Colophon
  
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3 Special Issue ( 2022/3/31 )
- Table of Contents : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
  
  PP. 2
- Preface : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
  
  CHEER, Joseph/
  
  PP. 3
- Introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3
  
  PROGANO, Ricardo Nicolas/
  
  PP. 4 - 5
- Events: Mirror to the past self and beacon for the future self?
  
  ONG Faith/
  
  PP. 6 - 7
- A virtual tour for change: Exploring transformational potential
  
  MULDOON Meghan L./
  
  PP. 8 - 10
- The atmospheric gaze as a guiding principle in destination development
  
  VOLGGER Michael/
  
  PP. 11 - 13
- Exploring the constraints of women entrepreneurs in developing countries: Evidence from the literature
  
  SANO, Kaede/ SAITO, Nozomi/
  
  PP. 14 - 16
- Socially engaged art tourism, in-migrants micro-entrepreneurship, and peripheral island revitalzation
  
  QU Meng/
  
  PP. 17 - 19
- Responsible animal tourism in Japan: Opportunities for a ‘guilt-free’ future
  
  CROSSLEY Émilie/
  
  PP. 20 - 22
- Journey to well-being: On the role of culture and place in Japanese spiritual tourism
  
  SCHMIDT Januschka Budimka Irmtraut/ BOLDERMAN Leonieke/ GROOTE Peter/ STOFFELEN Arie/
  
  PP. 23 - 26
- Tourism, rural revitalization, and young entrepreneurs
  
  NAKAMOTO, Kazue/ CHEER, Joseph/
  
  PP. 27 - 30
- International working holiday makers in the Niseko area: A research agenda
  
  MORIKOSHI, Kyoko/ NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 31 - 35
- Cultural tourism in extraordinary times: Hobart's 2021 Dark Mofo festival, COVID-19, and Australia's state human bio-security regimes
  
  HAYWARD Philip/
  
  PP. 36 - 39
- Addressing water scarcity in the Japanese tourism sector: A pro-environmental behaviour approach
  
  ZAINAL ABIDIN, Husna/ PEREIRA-DOEL Pablo/
  
  PP. 40 - 43
- Gender-based violence in tourism field research: An immediate action plan
  
  SCHÄNZEL Heike/
  
  PP. 44 - 46
- Colophon : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
  
  PP. i
2 ( 2022/3/31 )
- Table of Contents : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2
  
  PP. 2
- Message from the Director : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2
  
  ADACHI, Motohiro/
  
  PP. 3
- Preface : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2
  
  NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 4
- A review of tourism impacts and strategies: An introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Volume 2
  
  ZAINAL ABIDIN, Husna/
  
  PP. 5 - 6
- Challenges and opportunities for religious stakeholders in tourism
  
  PROGANO, Ricardo Nicolas/
  
  PP. 7 - 9
- The possiblity of introducing area management activities in Koyasan
  
  UENO, Misaki/
  
  PP. 10 - 12
- Attraction factors of workcation in Japan
  
  OHARA, Mitsuharu/
  
  PP. 13 - 15
- Sustainable anime tourism: Dream-like town development using manga culture based on the ideas of manga artist ISHInoMORI Shotaro
  
  OGAWA, Katsuhisa/ YAMATO, Yutaro/ KIMURA, Hitoshi/ SAWAHATA, Kazuaki/ KOYAMA, Masafumi/ HIRATA, Kenya/
  
  PP. 16 - 21
- The categorisation of the Asian repeat tourists: A preliminary study
  
  KAMATA, Hiromi/
  
  PP. 22 - 25
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on undergraduate tourism programmes in Japan: Observations from the entrance examination results
  
  MURANO, Misato/ SHIBAMOTO, Yurika/ NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 26 - 29
- Traversing the time of COVID-19 lockdown with mindful leisure
  
  CHEN, Lynn I-Ling/
  
  PP. 30 - 33
- “I came, I saw snd I Instagrammed”: How Instagram influences tourists' choices on Hainan Island
  
  WENGEL Yana/ RAMANAYAKE Uditha/ YARKO Olena/
  
  PP. 34 - 38
- So, who's invited? The dilemmas of weddings in Indonesia during the pandemic
  
  KAUSAR Devi Roza/ DELIA Risa/
  
  PP. 39 - 41
- Frontline workers' motivations to work, impacts and stress management amidst COVID-19: Perspectives from Fiji
  
  PRATT Stephen/ MULLICK Nivkesh/
  
  PP. 42 - 45
- All we need is will: Managing waste in the tourism sector
  
  COMERIO Niccolò/
  
  PP. 46 - 48
- Data-driven market segmentation by tourists' mobility patterns: A methodological approach
  
  SANO, Kaede/ SANO, Hiroki/ NAGATA, Shuichi/
  
  PP. 49 - 51
- Colophon : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2
  
  PP. i
1 ( 2021-03-29 )
- Front cover : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  PP. i
- Preface : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 2
- Introduction : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  Cheer, Joseph/
  
  PP. 3 - 4
- Table of Contents : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  PP. 5
- International tourists as a vulnerable group during natural disasters in Japan : Their experience and local destinations’ new challenges
  
  NAGAI, Hayato/
  
  PP. 6 - 8
- Value co-creation and open innovationin urban smart tourism ecosystem development : A lens from service dominant logic
  
  SANO, Kaede/ SANO, Hiroki/
  
  PP. 9 - 11
- Post pandemic tourism : Scenario setting
  
  Cheer, Joseph/
  
  PP. 12 - 14
- Constraints to everyday cycle sport tourism during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan
  
  ITO, Eiji/
  
  PP. 15 - 17
- Using documentary film as a method to make inhabitants’ tacit knowledge available as a tourist resource
  
  KIGAWA, Tsuyoshi/
  
  PP. 18 - 20
- Japanese pilgrimage : A key to regional development
  
  PROGANO, Ricardo Nicolas/
  
  PP. 21 - 23
- Colophon : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  PP. ii
- Back cover : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.1
  
  PP. iii

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