Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2, 2022

The second volume of ‘Wakayama Tourism Review’, the collection of short communication articles published by Center for Tourism Research (CTR) has been published online. Volume 2 has 12 articles contributed by CTR affiliated researchers. PDF version can be downloaded from Wakayama University Academic Repository.

 

 

 

 

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Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.2 (2022.3)

Editors in Chief: Hayato Nagai, Joseph M. Cheer

Center for Tourism Research, Wakayama University

ISSN (Online) 2436-3839

ISSN (Print) 2436-892X

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Contents

Message from the Director, Center for Tourism Research     Motohiro Adachi

Preface     Hayato Nagai

1.  A review of tourism impacts and strategies: An introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review      Volume 2      Husna Zainal Abidin

2.  Challenges and opportunities for religious stakeholders in tourism      Ricardo Nicolas Progano

3.  The possibility of introducing area management activities in Koyasan      Misaki Ueno

4.  Attraction factors of workcation in Japan      Mitsuharu Ohara

5.  Sustainable anime tourism: Dream-like town development using manga culture based on      the ideas of manga artist ISHInoMORI Shotaro      Katsuhisa Ogawa, Yutaro Yamato, Hitoshi Kimura, Kazuaki Sawahata, Masafumi Koyama and      Kenya Hirata

6.  The categorization of the Asian repeat tourist: A preliminary study      Hiromi Kamata

7.  The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on undergraduate tourism programmes in Japan:      Observations from the entrance examination results      Misato Murano, Yurika Shibamoto & Hayato Nagai

8.  Traversing the time of COVID-19 lockdown with mindful leisure      Lynn I-Ling Chen

9.  “I came, I saw and I Instagrammed”: How Instagram influences tourists’ choices on Hainan        Island        Yana Wengel, Uditha Ramanayake & Olena Yarko

10.  So, who’s invited? The dilemmas of weddings in Indonesia during the pandemic       Devi Roza Kausar & Risa Delia

11.  Frontline workers’ motivations to work, impacts and stress management amidst COVID-19:        Perspectives from Fiji       Stephen Pratt & Nivkesh Mullick

12.  All we need is will: Managing waste in the tourism sector        Niccolò Comerio

13.  Date-driven market segmentation by tourists’ mobility patterns: A methodological approach        Kaede Sano, Hiroki Sano & Shuichi Nagata