Schedule

AN ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF A CONVENTION CENTER IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Dr. Tsu-Hong Yen, Department of Hospitality Management, San Jose State University

AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ABOUT SATISFACTION MEASURES IN AN ELECTRONIC ERA: GAP SCORES VS. SATISFACTION-ONLY MEASURES?

Sungsoo Kim, Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management University of Florida
Dr. Bomi Kang, E. Craig Wall College of Business Administration Coastal Carolina University
Dr. Brijesh Thapa, Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management Center for Tourism Research and Development

ASSESSING THE RELATIONS BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL AND AFFECTIVE COMPONENTS OF A DESTINATION IMAGE: A CASE OF CHINA AS A DESTINATION

Xu Chen, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management Clemson University

CRUISERS: WHAT THEY DO WHEN THEY GET OFF THE SHIP

Todd Gabe, School of Economics University of Maine
Colleen Lynch, Resource Economics and Policy University of Maine
James McConnon, School of Economics University of Maine
Thomas Allen, Center for Tourism Research and Outreach (CenTRO) University of Maine

ENTICING JAPANESE TOURISTS BACK TO HAWAII: ARE CASINO'S THE ANSWER?

Dr. Joseph D. Lema, Hospitality Management Drexel University
MS Wendy Agrusa, College of Business Administration Hawaii Pacific University

EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRAVELERS' DECISION-MAKING STYLES AND TRIP PLANNING

Young A. Park, Laboratory for Intelligent Systems in Tourism Texas A&M University
Ulrike Getzel, Laboratory for Intelligent Systems in Tourism Texas A&M University

EXPLORING CASINO GAMBLING IMPACT PERCEPTIONS: A GENDERED SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY APPROACH

DR. DEEPAK CHHABRA, SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT, ARIZONA STATE UNIVIERSITY
DR VICTOR TEYE, SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
DR. GYAN NYAUPANE, SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

GAMBLING WITH OUR TOURISM FUTURE: THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN DESTINATION AND ENTERPRISE STRATEGIES TO AVOID STRATEGIC DRIFT

Larry Dwyer, School of Economics University of New South Wales
Nina Mistilis, School of Marketing University of New South Wales
Deborah Edwards, University of Technology, Sydney
Carolina Roman, Monash University

KOREA OUTBOUND TOURISM TO SEVEN COUNTRIES: VAR MODEL AND GRANGER CAUSALITY TEST

Joo Hwan Seo, Dept. of Tourism and Hospitality Management, The George Washington University
Sung Yong Park, Dept. of Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Dr. Soyoung Boo, Dept. of Tourism and Hospitality Management, The George Washington University

OVERNIGHT PLEASURE TRAVELLERS' ACTIVITIES IN CANADA: USING ASSOCIATION RULE MINING TO DISCOVER RELATIONSHIPS

DR. MARION JOPPE, SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISUM MANAGEMENT, UNIVERISTY OF GUELPH
DR. HYEONJUNG PARK, Independent Scholar

THE EFFECTS OF PERCEIVED QUALITY OF PERFORMANCE ON PRICE-VALUE, SATISFACTION, AND BEHAVIOURAL INTENTIONS BY GOLFERS' RESIDENT TYPES

Dr. Sean Hennessey, School of Business Administration University of Prince Edward Island
Roberta MacDonald, School of Business Administration University of Prince Edward Island
Melissa MacEachern, School of Business Administration University of Prince Edward Island
Dongkoo Yun, School of Business Administration University of Prince Edward Island

THE INFLUENCE OF UNCONSCIOUS NEEDS ON COLLEGE PROGRAM CHOICE

Dr. Xuan Tran, Department of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science University of West Florida
Dr. Stu Ryan, Department of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science University of West Florida

TIPS AND TRAPS: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES RELATED TO CONDUCTING AN ONLINE TRIP PLANNING STUD

DR. WAYNE W. SMITH, Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, College of Charleston
DR. BING PAN, Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, College of Charleston
DR. XIANG (ROBERT) LI, School of Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Management, University of South Carolina
DR. LIZUAN ZHANG, Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management College of Charleston

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT WITH AN ENDOGENOUS APPROACH: A CASE STUDY OF XIDI, CHINA

TIANYU YING, Department of Park, Recreation and Tourism Management Clemson University

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT WITH AN ENDOGENOUS APPROACH: A CASE STUDY OF XIDI, CHINA

Tianyu YING, Department of Park, Recreation and Tourism Management Clemson University

WHO IS A TOURIST? A COMPARISON OF STRAIGHT LINE AND DRIVING DISTANCES

DR. WILLIAM C. NORMAN, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY