INIS
tourism
100%
decision making
90%
data
39%
construction
37%
marketing
33%
learning
28%
values
24%
power
21%
households
21%
dimensions
19%
evaluation
18%
space
18%
retailers
18%
connections
18%
travel
18%
economy
17%
marketers
15%
business
14%
industry
14%
dynamics
14%
films
14%
design
13%
tools
12%
constraints
12%
fans
12%
economics
12%
psychological behavior
11%
volume
10%
people
10%
information
10%
surveys
10%
liquids
9%
prices
9%
taxes
9%
handbooks
9%
e-learning
9%
weight
9%
symposia
9%
quantum entanglement
9%
classification
9%
carbon
9%
sensitivity
9%
food
9%
corals
9%
iran
9%
exploration
9%
spheres
9%
visibility
9%
color
9%
advertising
9%
Social Sciences
Decision Making
65%
Grounded Theory
45%
Visitor Behavior
42%
Identity Construction
37%
Qualitative Research
32%
Consumer Research
28%
Decision-Making Process
26%
Vacationer
24%
Stereotypes
23%
Self-Expression
23%
In-Depth Interview
21%
Guides
18%
Tourism Marketing
18%
Sharing Economy
18%
Marketing Research
18%
Socialization
17%
Gift-Giving
14%
Sacralization
14%
Practice Theory
9%
Economic Power
9%
Consumer Preference
9%
Group Processes
9%
Theory Building
9%
Co-Creation
9%
Social Environment
9%
Research Approach
9%
Taxation
9%
Anthropology
9%
Knowledge Acquisition
9%
Conferences
9%
Tourist Experience
9%
Connectedness
9%
Psychology
9%
Empirical Research
9%
Cultural Industry
9%
Self-Identity
9%
Participant Observation
9%
Shared Value
9%
Industrial Sector
9%
Service Innovation
9%
Projective Technique
9%
Economies of Scale
9%
Psychological Theory
9%
Environmental Factor
9%
Topicality
9%
Sociodemographics
9%
Emotions
9%
Modern society
9%
Factorial Design
9%
Tourism Industry
7%
Keyphrases
Marketing Research
18%
Videography
12%
Scarf
9%
Paraphernalia
9%
Group Processes
9%
Consumer Preferences
9%
Quality Label
9%
Ethnographic Accounts
9%
Product Experience
9%
Decision Making Units
9%
Interpretivist Approach
9%
Pull Factors
9%
Personal Factors
9%
Interpretivist
9%
Personal Aspects
9%
Online Courses
9%
Experience Factors
9%
Theoretical Propositions
9%
Consumer Learning
9%
Consumer Perception
9%
T-shirt
9%
Functional Typology
9%
Material Possessions
9%
Impacts of Environmental Factors
9%
Music Festivals
9%
Festival Attendees
9%
Generosity
9%
Identity Expression
9%
Football Fans
9%
Decision-making Styles
9%
Singer
9%
Charitable Sector
9%
Costume
9%
Dark Tourism
9%
Triangulation
9%
Collaborative Exchanges
9%
Tourism Research
9%
Heterotopic
9%
Cemetery
9%
Innovation in Tourism
9%
Tourism Marketing
9%
Practice Theory
9%
Behavior Theory
9%
Sustainable Tourism
9%
Online Social Interaction
9%
Social Visibility
9%
Willingness to Pay
9%
Value Creation
9%
Managerial Implications
9%
Product Upgrade
9%
