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Robert van der Veen
Robert van der Veen
Research Fellow, Oxford Brookes University
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Mediating effects of place attachment and satisfaction on the relationship between tourists’ emotions and intention to recommend
S Hosany, G Prayag, R Van Der Veen, S Huang, S Deesilatham
Journal of Travel Research 56 (8), 1079-1093, 2017
3742017
The Hong Kong tourist satisfaction index
H Song, R Van der Veen, G Li, JL Chen
Annals of Tourism Research 39 (1), 459-479, 2012
3672012
Assessing mainland Chinese tourists' satisfaction with Hong Kong using tourist satisfaction index
H Song, G Li, R Van Der Veen, JL Chen
International Journal of Tourism Research 13 (1), 82-96, 2011
1992011
Impact of the perceived image of celebrity endorsers on tourists’ intentions to visit
R Van der Veen, H Song
Journal of Travel Research 53 (2), 211-224, 2014
1532014
The impact of coping strategies on occupational stress and turnover intentions among hotel employees
S Huang, R van der Veen, Z Song
Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management 27 (8), 926-945, 2018
1012018
Corporate social responsibility, corporate reputation, customer emotions and behavioral intentions: A structural equation modeling analysis
L Su, S Huang, R van der Veen, X Chen
Journal of China Tourism Research 10 (4), 511-529, 2014
912014
The moderation of gender and generation in the effects of perceived destination image on tourist attitude and visit intention: A study of potential Chinese visitors to Australia
S Huang, R van der Veen
Journal of Vacation Marketing 25 (3), 375-389, 2019
802019
Analysis of the implementation of celebrity endorsement as a destination marketing instrument
R van der Veen
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing 24 (2-3), 213-222, 2008
732008
The popularity of prestigious hospitality journals: a Google Scholar approach
R Law, R Van Der Veen
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management 20 (2), 113-125, 2008
692008
‘Pushing the boundaries’: Participant motivation and self-reported benefits of short-term international study tours
T Bretag, R van der Veen
Innovations in Education and Teaching International 54 (3), 175-183, 2017
662017
Exploratory study of the measurement scales for the perceived image and advertising effectiveness of celebrity endorsers in a tourism context
R van der Veen, H Song
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing 27 (5), 460-473, 2010
582010
Examining the moderating role of prior knowledge in the relationship between destination experiences and tourist satisfaction
S Huang, A Afsharifar, R Veen
Journal of Vacation Marketing 22 (4), 320-334, 2016
382016
Unlocking the talents‐in‐waiting: case study analysis of Chinese and Indian high‐skilled migrants in South Australia
D Sardana, Y Zhu, R van der Veen
International Migration 54 (6), 74-93, 2016
332016
Investigating learning approaches of Confucian heritage culture students and teachers’ perspectives in Hong Kong
P Penfold, R van der Veen
Journal of Teaching in Travel & Tourism 14 (1), 69-86, 2014
232014
New era of China tourism research
S Huang, R Van der Veen, G Zhang
Journal of China Tourism Research 10 (4), 379-387, 2014
192014
The impact of common factors on coaching outcomes
J Molyn, E de Haan, R van der Veen, DE Gray
Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice 15 (2 …, 2022
152022
Celebrity endorsement effectiveness for print destination advertising
R Veen
Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2009
132009
Critical components in preparing students for short-term study tours to Asia
T Bretag, R van der Veen, S Saddiqui, Y Zhu
Handbook of research on study abroad programs and outbound mobility, 188-214, 2016
62016
Analysis of Celebrity Endorsement As An Effective Destination Marketing Too
R Veen
Master of Arts in European Tourism Management 2004, 2003
52003
Developing the capacity for a proactively self‐managed career: an analysis of aspiring new‐generation employees in Japan
M Hennings, Y Zhu, R van der Veen
Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources 60 (3), 682-699, 2022
42022
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