Wei Wu

TL;DR: Wang et al. as discussed by the authors explored the relation between IT usage and tourism behavior (travel motivation, travel intention, and sociodemographics) of Chinese senior outbound travelers. But their results revealed four segments of IT usage, each with significantly different traveler profiles in terms of sociodemeographics, travel motivation, and travel intention.

TL;DR: This paper investigated the role of tourism in providing rest and relaxation in the Chinese context and found that the effects of destination restorativeness on recovery and satisfaction were more pronounced in urban rather than nature-based vacations for Chinese travelers.

TL;DR: Based on 65 in-depth interviews with US and Chinese tourists, the authors found that family travel is conducive to family cohesion and tourists' personal development, yet its potential to facilitate learning remains underexplored.

TL;DR: Wang et al. as discussed by the authors used a mixed-method approach to establish a measure for such learning outcomes and validated the measurement scale via three rounds of surveys, which suggested an eighteen-item and four-factor learning outcome structure with acceptable levels of reliability and validity.