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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

13th ADVANCES IN HOSPITALITY & TOURISM MARKETING & MANAGEMENT (13th AHTMM 2026)

June 22 – June 26, 2026
Macau University of Science and Technology – School of Liberal Arts & Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Macau Please note that all presentations will be held on the Macau University of Science and Technology campus
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Monday, June 22th
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6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Welcome Reception Location: Block N: N101 hall Hosts: Prof. Ben Goh and Mr. Gary Kou
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Tuesday, June 23th - Block N: N101 Hall
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10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Opening Ceremony Block N: N101 Hall
- Welcome speech by Prof. Aliana MW Leong, Associate Vice President (International Affairs) Macau University of Science and Technology
- Speech by Prof. Ben Goh, Dean, Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management, MUST - Speech from Representative, Education and Youth Development Bureau
- Ribbon cutting
-Souvenirs presentation by Dr. Denys YW Kwong, Vice President of Macau University of Science and Technology
- Folklore performance
- Group Photo
Keynote speech by Prof. Sameer Hosany, Prof. Christina Chi
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12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch
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1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Panel Discussion - Block N: N101 Hall Topic: Publishing in Top Tier Journals Speakers: Dogan Gursoy, Christina Chi, Kevin So, Jun Wen, Sameer Hosany, Ruiying Cai
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2:30:00 PM – 3:00 PM Coffee Break
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3:00 PM – 4:30 PM – Concurrent sessions
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 1- Block O - Room:  O206, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Zhou Yang
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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121Tourism Competitiveness in the Face of Extreme Climate RisksZhao, RuitaoClimate change and tourism development
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F13Examining Risk Perception on Mainland Chinese Tourists' Wellness Tourism Visit Intention in MacauYuhao Guo, Dimin WangHealth and safety issues in tourism and hospitality; Health, medical, spa, and wellness tourism
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11A Study on the Impact of Collective Memory of Tourists at Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museums on National Identity: The Mediating Role of Mixed Emotions and the Moderating Role of Interpretive LevelsHuang Qirong Sustainable tourism policy and planning
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131Environmental Influences on Digital Detox Effectiveness During Vacation: How State Anxiety Shapes Self-EfficacyLiu, Yiran*Health and safety issues in tourism and hospitality; Health, medical, spa, and wellness tourism
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 2- Block O - Room:  O207, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Dimin Wang
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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92When Do People Fall in Love with Generative AI? A Mixed-Methods InvestigationZhang, Yuanyi; Liang, Zhihao; Yu, JingAI and service robots
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76From Icons to Minds: Leveraging Emojis to Humanize Hospitality Service ChatbotXu, Wei; Hao, FeiAI and service robots
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S13When AI Improves Performance but Blurs Credit: Employee AI Tool Usage, Leader Evaluation, and Career Outcomes in Hotel WorkplacesLIU, YIMINGAI and service robots
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168Revision :Investigating the double-edged sword effect of AI technology overload on hotel employees’ performance outcomesWang, Shuyan; Zhu, YanniAI and employee well-being
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 3- Block O - Room:  O304, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Sohyun Bae
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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176Imperfect Aesthetics: Political Ideology in Consumers’ Responses to Visually Imperfect ProduceBae, Sohyun*Consumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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135Impact of Emotional Support on Joint Travel Experience-Take MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) as AttributesYuening, LiConsumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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S30Consumer Evaluations of Restaurant-Served Pre-Prepared Dishes: A Topic Modeling and Large Language Model–Assisted AnalysisSirong, ChenConsumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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123The Diagnosticity of Color Effects on Hotel GuestsDong, Yingying; Fan, Alei; So, Kevin Kam FungConsumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 4- Block O - Room:  O305, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Soheon Kim
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S10The Impact of Green Knowledge on Consumer Behaviour in the Green HotelsKONG, ZHUOYUSustainable tourism policy and planning
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31Can Red Education Promote Visitors’ Pro-Environmental Behaviors? Evidence from the Xiangjiang Battle Memorial Hall, ChinaChen, Guihong; Pan, Yu; Liu, XiruiSustainable tourism policy and planning
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112How is destination loyalty formed? Conceptual insights from nature-based destinationsKim, Soheon*; Lee, LindaDevelopment of conceptual models
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S22Distinguishing Green Marketing from Greenwashing in China’s Hospitality Industry: Impacts on Consumer PerceptionsZHOU, CHENSustainable tourism and hospitality policy and planning
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 5- Block O - Room:  O306, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Ian Michael
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143From Plate to Place: Storytelling and Authentic Gastronomic Tourism Experiences in Sri LankaKalubadanage, Ashika D; Osinaike, SholaFood tourism and food tourism marketing
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F8How do Consumers React to Hotel Food Blind Boxes? A Mixed-Method Study Based on the SOR FrameworkGuihong Chen, Xirui Liu, Yu PanFood tourism and food tourism marketing
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164Revitalizing India’s Parsi Cuisine Approaches and Implications for Sustainable Ethnic Food TourismMichael, Ian; Ogden, MichaelFood tourism and food tourism marketing
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64The importance of Chinese Food Therapy for the tourism and hospitality industryJiang, Yanming; Finsterwalder, Jörg; Chen, NingEmerging markets
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Tuesday, June 23: Session 6 - Block O - Room:  O505, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
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Moderator: Chenjia Chu
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S14A Literature Review of Urban Park in Leisure and Tourism Research LI, XUECHENDevelopment of conceptual models
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58Not all co-creation behaviours are equal: Participation orientations, brand fit, and spillover in hospitality contextsCHU, CHENJIA*; Yang, KaihanBranding in tourism and hospitality
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114Does Famous and Localized Labubu Lead you to the Destination? Through Meaning Transfer Theory (MTT) and Similarity-Attraction Theory (SAT)HO, CHON IN*; Ngan, Henrique Fátima Boyol Tourism, hospitality, and leisure marketing
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193From Seasonal Flower Viewing to Sustainable County Development: A Symbiotic Model of Floral Branding and Local Industry IntegrationYuling Li,
Ruimin Zhang,
Sung Kyong Sik
Future trends in tourism and hospitality marketing and management
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Gala Dinner June 23, 7 PM Season Resturant (MUST Campus)
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Wednesday, June 24
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10:30 AM – 12:00 PM – Concurrent sessions
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 1- Block O - Room:  O206, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Moderator: Yu Jing
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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F25Unpacking the Sources of Workplace Mistreatment in Global South Hotels: Evidence from Ethiopian Star-Rated HotelsErmias Kifle Gedecho, Haimanot Asmamaw Mihiretu, Abraham LegesseHuman resource issues in tourism and hospitality
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56Developing a Newcomers’ Cultural Adjustment Scale in Hospitality : An Exploration Based on Sensemaking Theory徐, 越Human resource issues in tourism and hospitality
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59Do Organizational Citizenship Behavior Dimensions Differ in Their Mediating Roles Between Transformational Leadership and Turnover Intention Among Saudi Hotel Employees?Abutaleb Zarban, Sree NairHuman resource issues in tourism and hospitality
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63Crisis leadership and employee job engagement: examining psychological and behavioural mechanisms in hospitalityLi, Youlan; Wang, Lorna; Ribeiro, AlectorHuman resource issues in tourism and hospitality
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 2 - Block O - Room:  O207, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Moderator: Zhang Yang
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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42Understanding Second Home Snowbirds’ Community Behaviour, a Case in Hainan, ChinaLin, Shan; Chen, Chris; Hall, Michael; Conradson, DavidCommunity-based tourism
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55Muay Thai Wellness Tourism and Cultural Heritage: Building an Inclusive, Tourism-Driven Community Economy in PhuketDeesilatham, Siripan; Hosany, SameerCommunity-based tourism
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S4Do car-free initiatives enhance urban diversity? Causal evidence from CicLAvia in Los AngelesCHANG, HAOLIANGSustainable tourism policy and planning
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29Dual-Path Climate Communication and Sustainable Tourism Engagement: An ELM-Integrated Study of Shanghai’s Urban Tourism ContextYan, ZhuxuanClimate change and tourism development
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S5Embedding Digital and Intelligent Technologies in Cultural and Governance Contexts: Evidence from Sustainable Tourism in High-Density Heritage CitiesZHANG, MENGCHENSustainable tourism policy and planning
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 3 - Block O - Room:  O304, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Moderator: Tang Juan
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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S19Beyond virtual love: the persuasive potential of romantic parasocial relationships in tourismDENG, LEYIConsumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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F11Team Building Tourism: Ritual Failure and Emotional Energy DepletionXinyue Zhang, Yu Zhang, Juan TangConsumer behavior in tourism and hospitality settings
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130Digital escapism on the ward: The restorative potential of virtual green and blue tourism experiences for stressed nursing professionalsMiao, Xiuying; Qiu, LiangweiCommunity-based tourism
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F18Urban Staycation Motivations Among Home-Based Teleworkers: A Push-Pull PerspectiveXiyuan Cheng, Guanhan Chen, Zixian Huang, Yang ZhouCommunity-based tourism
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 4 - Block O - Room:  O305, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Moderator: Xue Ke
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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127Occupational Instability in the Age of AI: Impacts on Families and SocietyMahlagha DarvishAI and service robots
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89The device-task mismatch effect in adopting GenAI travel recommendationsSheng, An*; Liu, Chunqun; Choi, SungwooAI and service robots
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145The Burden of Robotic Failure: A Structural Equation Modeling of Technostress and Emotional Labor among Frontline Hotel EmployeesKe, XueAI and service robots
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S15When Human-AI Collaboration Backfires: The Impact of Interaction Frequency with AI on Proactive Service Behavior from a Cognitive Load PerspectiveTANG, CHONGAI and service robots
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 5 - Block O - Room:  O306, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Moderator: YaQi Wang
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190Digital Economy and Tourism Resilience in the Greater Bay Area: Spatial Spillover Effects and Institutional ModerationWang, YaQiInnovation and product development in tourism and hospitality
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106Destination Attractiveness for Aging Medical Tourists: A Tourism-Oriented Multi-Criteria Index ApproachWang, Yawei; Axelrod, DavidHealth and safety issues in tourism
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185Medical Tourism in the United Arab EmiratesAlnuaimi, Reem; Michael, NoelaHealth and safety issues in tourism and hospitality; Health, medical, spa, and wellness tourism
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19A Co-Creative Framework for Regional Revitalization through Industry–Academia Collaboration: A Case Study of an Airline–University Partnership to Attract Foreign TouristsMorishita, Shuniciro*; Orihashi, Shinya; Yaguchi, Yoshinori; Song, Wonwook; Sasaki, IkukoCase studies on successful hospitality marketing programs
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12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Lunch
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1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Industry Panel Block N: N101 Hall
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3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Coffee Break
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Wednesday, June 24 (3:30 PM – 5:00 PM) – Concurrent sessions
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 1 - Block O - Room:  O206, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Moderator: Wen Jun
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Paper IDPaper TitleAuthors Primary Subject Area
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33The Intersection of Islam and Tourism: Balancing Faith and HospitalityWahab, ShifaHospitality and tourism product development
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146A Study of Determinants of Satisfaction in Hotel Choice Among Hong Kong Tourists in ShenzhenWong, Chris; Li, Xu; Chan, Sammy; Chan, Tak PoHospitality and tourism product development
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S1How does the “other gaze” reshape China’s image?: An exploration based on grounded theory using YouTube travel vlogsHE, BEITINGTourism branding and destination image
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147Why and How People Participate in Macao Study Tour?Yang, Yutong; Yang, Shiyan; Yu, JingHospitality and tourism product development
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Wednesday, June 24: Session 2 - Block O - Room:  O207, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Moderator: Olivia Lee
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