Business & Economics
Heritage
93%
Tourism
71%
Exploratory Study
59%
Tourists
52%
Heritage Tourism
50%
Tourist Experience
40%
Tourist Perception
39%
Hotels
34%
Sexual Behavior
26%
Hospitality
24%
Visitation Pattern
22%
Israel
22%
Lesbian
22%
World Heritage Site
22%
Willingness-to-pay
21%
Structured Interview
20%
Tourist Behaviour
20%
Negative Emotions
19%
Tourism Research
18%
World Heritage
18%
Emotion
17%
Tourism Management
17%
Animosity
16%
Hotel Employees
15%
Questionnaire
14%
Management of Heritage
14%
Gay Men
14%
Conceptualization
14%
Holocaust
13%
Visitor Experience
12%
Physical Environment
12%
In-depth Interviews
11%
Accommodation
11%
Heritage Restoration
10%
Poland
10%
Hotel Management
10%
World Wide Web
9%
Willingness
9%
Restaurants
9%
Self-perception
9%
Logos
9%
Anonymity
9%
Qualitative Study
8%
Mortality Salience
8%
Employees
8%
Public Perception
8%
Art museums
8%
Qualitative Research
8%
Cultural Heritage
7%
Staff
7%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
tourism
94%
heritage tourism
70%
tourist behavior
39%
woman
36%
camp
31%
sexual behavior
29%
tourism management
24%
attribute
20%
World Heritage Site
20%
disability
19%
travel
17%
physical environment
16%
museum
15%
willingness to pay
15%
marketing
13%
tourist attraction
12%
consumption behavior
10%
religion
10%
vacation
9%
student
9%
art
9%
public
9%
field study
9%
world
8%
hotel industry
8%
flight
8%
geographical knowledge
8%
capital city
8%
recommendation
8%
cultural heritage
7%
services
7%
responsibility
7%
service provision
6%
gender
6%
analysis
6%
artifact
6%
city
6%
need
6%
monument
5%
equity
5%
typology
5%
archaeological site
5%
communication
5%
effect
5%
hospitality industry
5%
conflict
5%
coexistence
5%
Social Sciences
tourist
100%
Tourism
92%
experience
27%
management
19%
travel
17%
Israel
11%
Israeli
11%
flight
10%
interpretation
10%
masseur
9%
emotion
9%
willingness to pay
8%
interview
8%
death
8%
brand name
7%
people with disabilities
7%
accommodation
7%
marketing
6%
Holocaust
6%
research approach
6%
anonymity
5%
present
5%
industry
5%
employee
5%
Religion
5%
shame
5%
sexual orientation
5%
quantitative research
5%
