Author: Cheng, Yun; Fang, Sha; Yin, Jie
Title: The effects of community safety support on COVIDâ€19 event strength perception, risk perception, and health tourism intention: The moderating role of risk communication Cord-id: hez9jrw8 Document date: 2021_7_4
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Snippet: The community is crucial in preventing COVIDâ€19 pandemic. By employing 313 online surveys, it is found that the community safety support enhances risk perception, disruption recognition, and criticality recognition but it negatively impacts on novelty recognition. Additionally, risk communication could moderate the relationship between risk perception and health tourism intention. These findings reveal that people would pay more attention to the risk information and they could join health tour
Document: The community is crucial in preventing COVIDâ€19 pandemic. By employing 313 online surveys, it is found that the community safety support enhances risk perception, disruption recognition, and criticality recognition but it negatively impacts on novelty recognition. Additionally, risk communication could moderate the relationship between risk perception and health tourism intention. These findings reveal that people would pay more attention to the risk information and they could join health tourism in the postâ€pandemic period to enhance their personal physical and mental health. Therefore, health tourism enterprises should appropriately strengthen risk communication and improve people's health awareness to further promote healthy tourism consumption.
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