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This study examines attitudes to tourism and climate change among residents of Hong Kong and evaluates their willingness to voluntarily modify travel behaviours to reduce environmental impacts. Previous studies on environmental behavioural change identified a significant gap between awareness and...
Tourism has been critiqued as an environmentally destructive industry on account of the greenhouse gas emissions associated with tourist mobility. From a policy perspective, current and projected growth in aviation is fundamentally incompatible with radical emissions reduction and decarbonisation...
To summarize the definition, measurement and the effect of environmental attitude on environmental behavior, we conducted a literature review and a meta-analysis. Through searching for research on environmental attitude from four databases (i.e., Elsevier ScienceDirect, Web of Science Core...
The growing awareness of tourism's environmental impacts has facilitated energy efficiency improvements in all tourism sub-sectors, especially in tourist transport. Further technological improvements are envisaged to save travel time as well as to reduce travel costs. However, the time savings...