Animal cafés, a type of business where customers pay by the hour to spend time relaxing with nonhuman animals and other animal lovers, became popular in Japan during the late 2000s as part of the iyashi, or healing, boom. Young Japanese customers in need of positive affective experiences to address ...
Author(s)
Robinson, A. S.
Publisher
Brill Academic Publishers, Leiden, Netherlands
Citation
Society & Animals, 2022, 30, 3, pp 340-356
This paper focuses on Hotels for dogs and cats in São Paulo city. Characteristics and tendencies are analyzed aiming to contribute to applied studies on the subject. It begins by bringing general data on pet market in the world and on hotels for pets in Brazil. Pets hosting is assessed through...
Author(s)
Afonso, T.; Berdasco, L.; Medeiros, T.; Rejowski, M.
Publisher
Associação Nacional de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação em Turisme (ANPTUR), Sao Paulo, Brazil
Citation
Revista Brasileira de Pesquisa em Turismo, 2008, 2, 4, pp 102-123
This article examines the boundary work done by self-employed men and women in rural areas, whose goal is to accomplish their lifestyle aspirations. Their business model is to host people, specifically dog owners, at their homes, offering a space to spend some leisure time and train in dog sports...
Publisher
Intellect Books, Bristol, UK
Citation
Hospitality and Society, 2017, 7, 3, pp 263-280
Canine events, as a very specific kind of events, attract a large number of visitors, among which competitors represent the majority, and on whom the attraction of the event itself mostly depends. Canine events can contribute both to the development and to higher income from tourism and catering in ...
Author(s)
Matejevic, M.; Wallrabenstein, K.; Ristic, Z.
Publisher
Cognizant Communication Corporation, Putnam Valley, USA
Citation
Event Management, 2015, 19, 2, pp 291-302
Full TextCABI Book Chapter Info
This book chapter discusses the creation of Cat and Dog International (CANDi), a non-profit global organization with a mission to save the lives of stray animals at tourist destinations. CANDi is a 100% volunteer-driven non-profit organization and all its programmes, including the Cat Cafe and the...
ISBN
2018 CAB International (H ISBN 9781786391858)
This study examines the participant motives for attending dog manifestations and events that attract a large number of competitors and attendees in general. Since average dog events participant does not attend every dog event that is organized during one year, but chooses one or more of them, the...
Author(s)
Matejevic, M.; Wallrabenstein, K.; Ristic, Z.
Publisher
International University College, Dobrich, Bulgaria
Citation
European Journal of Tourism Research, 2014, 7, pp 16-30
More Americans currently consider their dogs as part of their families and are more frequently including them in their travel plans. This study examines this phenomenon and the implications for the marketers of travel-related products and services. Empirical findings show that while over half of...
Author(s)
Dotson, M. J.; Hyatt, E. M.; Clark, J. D.
Publisher
Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, Philadelphia, USA
Citation
Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management, 2011, 20, 1, pp 1-23
The increase in the number of US state lotteries and casinos is causing a decrease in the number of greyhound racing fans and may actually threaten the survival of the sport. The growing number of state lotteries and casinos is causing the market, fighting for the gambler's dollar, to become...
Author(s)
Noriega, P. B.; Abbott, J.
Citation
Pacific Tourism Review, 1998, 1, 4, pp 341-347
Rabies is a neglected disease in many developing countries. It is preventable, and the tools to prevent it are known. There is urgent need for more funding, for study of innovative dog population-control measures, and for sustainable canine immunization. Safe and effective tissue-culture rabies...
Author(s)
Wilde, H.; Briggs, D. J.; Meslin, F. X.; Hemachudha, T.; Sitprija, V.
Publisher
University of Chicago Press, Chicago, USA
Citation
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2003, 37, 1, pp 96-100