FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2030367159> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2030367159 endingPage "654" @default.
• W2030367159 startingPage "640" @default.
• W2030367159 abstract "This work proposes a theoretical model to explain the factors determining the intentions to use social media when organizing and taking vacation trips. Understanding the antecedents of the tourists’ use of these technologies is considered to be crucial for organization managers and destination policy makers. This use of social media technologies determines which elements of the trip might be used by the tourist thus having a great impact on the market. The model and its hypotheses have been tested by means of an approach based on structural equations with the PLS technique. The study was conducted on a sample of 404 individuals who normally use the Internet and had traveled on vacation in the previous 12 months. The conclusions of the study reveal that the intentions to use social media are directly influenced by the perceived benefits of that use (functional, psychological and hedonic and social); however, the costs do not significantly affect the predisposition to use such technologies. It is also shown that there is a series of incentives such as altruism, availability, individual predisposition or trust in the contributions of others which facilitate and promote the use of this type of technology when organizing and taking tourist trips." @default.
• W2030367159 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2030367159 creator A5047494152 @default.
• W2030367159 creator A5060094758 @default.
• W2030367159 creator A5086162062 @default.
• W2030367159 creator A5089440326 @default.
• W2030367159 date "2011-03-01" @default.
• W2030367159 modified "2023-10-06" @default.
• W2030367159 title "Intentions to use social media in organizing and taking vacation trips" @default.
• W2030367159 cites W109505507 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W150164849 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1535271175 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1543266722 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1855345438 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1972000741 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1980355260 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1985049055 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1985107138 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1986338992 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1987258130 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W1993709929 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2000928492 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2004397454 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2011042234 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2014134373 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2014729615 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2016335900 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2016563917 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2017790650 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2019930891 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2025618885 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2028763248 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2029186508 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2031999958 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2036063909 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2040332982 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2043842361 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2044207520 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2047509967 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2057643324 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2058647221 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2060918604 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2064683297 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2066090712 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2068267536 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2071535057 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2079738668 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2081309545 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2084079661 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2086642814 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2090552208 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2094579798 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2097829847 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2102010715 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2106595660 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2109174512 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2116305749 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2129816650 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2146125869 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2146549577 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2146601354 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2149967206 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2150449980 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2161722241 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2165939511 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2209153085 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2479926890 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W2576297379 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W3110925910 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W3122535236 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W3140593190 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W3147795728 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W3149890732 @default.
• W2030367159 cites W4256377563 @default.
• W2030367159 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2010.05.022" @default.
• W2030367159 hasPublicationYear "2011" @default.
• W2030367159 type Work @default.
• W2030367159 sameAs 2030367159 @default.
• W2030367159 citedByCount "329" @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592012 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592013 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592014 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592015 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592016 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592017 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592018 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592019 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592020 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592021 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592022 @default.
• W2030367159 countsByYear W20303671592023 @default.
• W2030367159 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2030367159 hasAuthorship W2030367159A5047494152 @default.
• W2030367159 hasAuthorship W2030367159A5060094758 @default.
• W2030367159 hasAuthorship W2030367159A5086162062 @default.
• W2030367159 hasAuthorship W2030367159A5089440326 @default.
• W2030367159 hasConcept C110875604 @default.
• W2030367159 hasConcept C112698675 @default.

• next