Author Bios (50 Words for each Author)

Luyao Wang is a master's student at the school of management, Shandong University(13994699528@163.com). Her research interest focuses on quality of life and peer-to peer accommodation. Guangxin Song is a master's student at the school of management, Shandong University(202113124@mail.sdu.edu.cn). His research interest focuses on disabled tourism and quality of life. Xinke Wang is a master's student at the school of management, Shandong University(18236942762@163.com). Her research interest focuses on red tourism,quality of life. Sujie Wang, associate professor in School of Management, Shandong University, China. Her research interests mainly focus on quality of life, positive emotions, interaction and Value co-creation.

Abstract (150 Words)

It is the common responsibility of the whole society to provide friendly and appropriate help for disabled tourists.However, the altruistic behavior of ordinary tourists towards disabled tourists has been ignored in academia, and few studies have focused on the internal factors that affect the altruistic behavior of ordinary tourists. To fill in these gaps, planning to investigate 500 respondents, based on The Tri-component attitude model, this study, applying SEM, will examine the effect of ordinary tourists' perceived level of information about the travel barriers faced by physical disabled tourists on their empathy and discomfort, which positively affected their altruistic behavior intention to physical disabledtourists. Moreover, the contents of ordinary tourists' perceived level of information and information source will be explored through 10 in-depth interviews. Theoretical and practical implications of this research were discussed as well.

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Showing more kindness to disabled tourists because of understanding: The interaction among the perceived level of information, affection and altruistic behavior intention

It is the common responsibility of the whole society to provide friendly and appropriate help for disabled tourists.However, the altruistic behavior of ordinary tourists towards disabled tourists has been ignored in academia, and few studies have focused on the internal factors that affect the altruistic behavior of ordinary tourists. To fill in these gaps, planning to investigate 500 respondents, based on The Tri-component attitude model, this study, applying SEM, will examine the effect of ordinary tourists' perceived level of information about the travel barriers faced by physical disabled tourists on their empathy and discomfort, which positively affected their altruistic behavior intention to physical disabledtourists. Moreover, the contents of ordinary tourists' perceived level of information and information source will be explored through 10 in-depth interviews. Theoretical and practical implications of this research were discussed as well.