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Multilevel risks and war related crisis severity shape tourist psychological distress and responses to crisis management

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By Naeem Akhtar, Dariusz Cichoń, Tahir Islam, Tomas Kincl, Phool Hussain
| Nature Verified
Abstract War-related crises exacerbate fear, insecurity, risk, and emotional tension. In light of these conditions, we propose and test a novel framework applying stress mindset theory to a war-crisis setting. Specifically, we investigate the effects of multilevel risks (personal, travel, and destination) on tourists’ psychological distress and subsequent emotional exhaustion.
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Like me or not, follow me - motivation and follower engagement among Indian travel influencers

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By Vikas Arya, Srishti Agarwal, Tahir Islam, Priyanka Kokatnur
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The phenomenon of travel bloggers promoting places, products, and brands, both independently and in collaboration with corporations, is not new. However, research on this phenomenon remains sparse. Few studies have explored the journey of travel bloggers from the perspective of their engagement, as well as the influencers’ perceived credibility, expertise, and attractiveness.
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Unveiling mechanism of SNSs addiction on wellbeing: the moderating role of loneliness and social anxiety

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By Naeem Akhtar, Tahir Islam, Zahid Hameed, Abdul Ghaffar
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Social networking sites (SNSs) play a crucial role in the lives of online users. This research aims to investigate the underlying mechanisms of SNS addiction and its subsequent impact on the wellbeing of online users. Employing the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) model, we examine the influence of perceived enjoyment, utilitarian needs, and social influence on SNSs addiction and its associated consequences.
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