Information technology in everyday and vacation contexts

Annals of Tourism Research

Volumn 39, Issue 3, 2012, Pages 1380-1401

  MacKay, Kelly ^a   Vogt, Christine ^b  

^a RYERSON UNIVERSITY   (Canada)

^b MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

Diffusion; Panel study; Spillover; Technology

Indexed keywords

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; INTERNET; SPILLOVER EFFECT; TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION; TOURIST BEHAVIOR;

EID: 84860513470     PISSN: 01607383     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.annals.2012.02.001     Document Type: Article

References (66)

1. Anderson B., Tracey K. Digital living. The impact (or otherwise) of the Internet on everyday life. American Behavioral Scientist 2001, 45(3):456-475.
2. Assael H. Consumer behavior and marketing action 1984, Kent Publishing Company, Boston.
3. Berger S., Lehmann H., Lehner F. Location based services in the tourist industry. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:243-256.
4. Boswell W., Olson-Buchanan J. The use of communication technologies after hours: The role of work attitudes and work - life conflict. Journal of Management 2007, 33:592-610.
5. Buhalis, D. (2003). e-tourism. Information technology for strategic tourism management. Harlow, England: Pearson Education Ltd., Prentice Hall.
6. Buhalis D., Licata M.C. The future eTourism intermediaries. Tourism Management 2002, 23:207-220.
7. Chesley N. Blurring boundaries? Linking technology use, spillover, individual distress, and family satisfaction. Journal of Marriage and Family 2005, 67:1237-1248.
8. Christodoulidou N., Brewer P., Countryman C. Travel intermediaries and metasites: A comparison of customer perception. Information Technology and Tourism 2007, 9(3/4):227-243.
9. Clawson M., Knetch J. Economics of outdoor recreation 1966, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
10. Crompton J. Motivation for pleasure vacation. Annals of Tourism Research 1979, 6:408-424.
11. Currie R. A pleasure - tourism behaviors framework. Annals of Tourism Research 1997, 24:884-897.
12. Dann G. Tourists' images of a destination - An alternative analysis. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing 1996, 5:41-55.
13. Dillman D. Mail and internet surveys: The tailored design method 2000, Wiley, New York.
14. Doolin B., Burgess L., Cooper J. Evaluating the use of the Web for tourism marketing: A case study from New Zealand. Tourism Management 2002, 23:557-561.
15. Frew A. Information technology and tourism - A research agenda. Information Technology and Tourism 2000, 3:99-110.
16. Frew A. Information and communications technology research in the travel and tourism domain: Perspective and direction. Journal of Travel Research 2002, 39(2):136-145.
17. Gitelson R., Crompton J. The planning horizons of information used by pleasure vacationers. Journal of Travel Research 1983, 21(3):2-7.
18. Green N. On the move: Technology, mobility, and the mediation of social time and space. The Information Society 2002, 18:281-292.
19. Gretzel U., Yuan Y.L., Fesenmaier D.R. Preparing for the new economy: Advertising strategies and change in destination marketing organizations. Journal of Travel Research 2000, 39(2):146-156.
20. Haythornthwaite C. Introduction: The Internet in everyday life. American Behavioral Scientist 2001, 45(3):363-382.
21. Hossain E., Chow G., Leung V., McLeod R., Mišić J., Wong V., Yang O. Vehicular telematics over heterogeneous wireless networks: A survey. Computer Communications 2010, 33(7):775-793.
22. Iso-Ahola S. Toward a social psychological theory of tourism motivation: A rejoinder. Annals of Tourism Research 1982, 9:256-262.
23. Jeng, J., & Fesenmaier, D. (1997). Facets of the complex trip decision-making process. In Proceedings of the 28th travel and tourism research association conference (pp. 31-41). Norfolk.
24. Jun S., Vogt C., MacKay K. Relationship between travel information search and travel product purchase in pre-trip contexts. Journal of Travel Research 2007, 45(3):266-274.
25. Jung H.T., Butler R. Perceptions of marketing managers of the effectiveness of the Internet in tourism and hospitality. Information Technology and Tourism 2000, 3:167-176.
26. Kah J.A., Vogt C., MacKay K. Online travel information search and purchasing by Internet use experiences. Information Technology and Tourism 2008, 10(3):189-199.
27. Kim H., Fesenmaier D.R. Persuasive design of destination websites: An analysis of first impression. Journal of Travel Research 2008, 47(3):3-13.
28. Kim H., Schleisser J. Adaptation of story-telling to mobile information service for a site-specific cultural tour. Information Technology and Tourism 2007, 9(3/4):195-210.
29. Krug K., Abderhalden W., Haller R. User needs for location based services in protected areas - Case study Swiss National Park. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:235-242.
30. Kukafka R., Linfante A., Johnson S., Allegrante J.P. Grounding a new information technology implementation framework in behavioral science: A systematic analysis of literature on IT usage. Journal of Biomedical Informatics 2003, 36:218-227.
31. Law R. Across the C's: commerce, convergence, communications and change ENTER 2001 held in Montreal, Canada in April 2001. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing 2002, 12:97-101.
32. Lee J., Soutar G., Daly T. Tourists' search for different types of information: A cross-national study. Information Technology and Tourism 2007, 9(3/4):165-176.
33. Manes G. The tetherless tourist: Ambient intelligence in travel & tourism. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:211-220.
34. Nysveen H. The importance of risk-reducing value added services in online environments: An exploratory study on various segments of leisure tourism. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 6:113-127.
35. Nysveen H., Methlie L.B., Pedersen P.E. Tourism web sites and value-added services: The gap between customer preferences and web sites offerings. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:165-174.
36. O'Brien P., Burmeister J. Ubiquitous travel service delivery. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:221-233.
37. O'Grady M.J., O Hare G. Accessing cultural tourist information via a context-sensitive tourist guide. Information Technology and Tourism 2002, 5:35-47.
38. Oorni A. Consumer search in electronic markets: An experimental analysis of travel services. European Journal of Information Systems 2003, 12:30-40.
39. Pan B., Fesenmaier D. A typology of tourism related web sites: Its theoretical background and implications. Information Technology and Tourism 2001, 3:155-166.
40. Pearce P. Tourist behaviour: Themes and conceptual schemes 2005, Channel View, Clevedon.
41. Rasinger J., Fuchs M., Hopken W. Information search with mobile tourist guides. Information Technology and Tourism 2007, 9(2/3):177-194.
42. Richards G. Vacations and quality of life: Patterns and structures. Journal of Business Research 1999, 44:189-198.
43. Rogers E.M. Diffusion of innovations 2003, Free Press, New York, NY. 5th ed.
44. Rogers E.M. A prospective and retrospective look at the Diffusion Model. Journal of Health Communication 2004, 9(S1):13-19.
45. Rudström A., Fagerberg P. Socially enhanced travel booking: A case study. Journal of Information Technology and Tourism 2004, 6(3):211-221.
46. Ryan C. Recreational tourism demands and impacts 2003, Channel View, Clevedon.
47. Selwyn N., Gorard S., Furlong J. Whose Internet is it anyway? Exploring adults' (non)use of the Internet in everyday life. European Journal of Communication 2005, 20(1):5-26.
48. Sharma S.K., Kitchens F.L., Miller P. Overcoming language barriers with flexible services architecture: A tool for travellers. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:203-209.
49. Sigala M. Reviewing the profile and behaviour of Internet users: Research directions and opportunities in tourism and hospitality. Handbook of consumer behavior, tourism, and the Internet 2004, Haworth Hospitality Press, Binghamton, NY. J.E. Mills, R. Law (Eds.).
50. Spennemann D. The Internet and daily life in Australia: An exploration. The Information Society 2006, 22:101-110.
51. Staines L.G. Spillover versus compensation: A review of the literature on the relationship between work and nonwork. Human Relations 1980, 33:111-129.
52. Stevanovic, P. (2011). Professional and personal lives of psychologists: Spillover, family functioning, and life satisfaction. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Chicago, IL: Loyola University.
53. Stewart W. Leisure as multi-phased experiences: Challenging traditions. Journal of Leisure Research 1998, 40(4):391-400.
54. Stewart W., Hull R. Satisfaction of what? Post-hoc versus real-time construct validity. Leisure Sciences 1992, 14:195-209.
55. Tierney P. Internet-based evaluation of tourism web site effectiveness: Methodological issues and survey results. Journal of Travel Research 2000, 39(2):212-219.
56. Tjostheim I., Tussyadiah I., Heom S. Combination of information sources in travel planning a cross-national study. Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2007, 4:153-162.
57. Umlauft M., Pospischil G., Niklfeld G., Michlmayr E. LoL@, a mobile tourist guide for UMTS. Information Technology and Tourism 2003, 5:151-154.
58. van Raaij W., Francken D. Vacation decisions, activities, and satisfactions. Annals of Tourism Research 1984, 11:101-112.
59. Vogt C., Stewart S. Affective and cognitive effects of information use over the course of vacations. Journal of Leisure Research 1998, 30(4):498-520.
60. Vogt C., Stewart S. Response problems in a vacation panel study. Journal of Leisure Research 2001, 33(1):91-105.
61. White N., White P. Home and away in a connected world. Annals of Tourism Research 2006, 34(1):88-104.
62. Wilensky H.L. Work, careers and social integration. International Social Science Journal 1960, 12:543-560.
63. Wood E. Marketing information systems in tourism and hospitality small- and medium-sized enterprises: A study of Internet use for market intelligence. International Journal of Tourism Research 2001, 3:283-299.
64. Xiang Z., Gretzel U., Fesenmaier D. Semantic representation of tourism on the Internet. Journal of Travel Research 2009, 47(4):440-453.
65. Yoo, Y., Tussyadiah, I., Fesenmaier, D., Saari, T., & Tjostheim, I. (2008). Emergent distributive narratives in spatiotemporal mobility: An exploratory study on mobile 2.0 services. In Proceedings of the 41st Hawaii international conference on system sciences.
66. Zins A. Exploring travel information search behavior beyond common frontiers. Information Technology and Tourism 2007, 9(3/4):149-164.