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This paper aims to present an extensive content analysis of two major
constructs directly related to tourist behaviours (i.e. involvement and
emotions), because there are still some critical gaps in the knowledge
about tourists’ emotions and involvement. An in-depth content analysis
of involvement and emotions was adopted as a methodological
approach. To address the content analysis, a set of papers published in
renowned scientific databases, such as Science Direct, Web of Science,
Scopus, Emerald, Taylor and Francis, Elsevier, Sage and Wiley were
selected and analysed. The major findings state that emotions and
involvement demonstrate greater progress and scientific development
to the level of tourism, marketing and consumer behaviour,
representing an important issue for the integrated tourism experiences.
Future studies should analyse and evaluate the role and impact of
emotions and involvement in post-pandemic contexts. Hence, there is a
growing potential for managers and stakeholders to achieve the
benefits derived from the study outcomes.
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Involvement emotions tourism behaviour content analysis
