TOURISM DEPENDENCY, COVID VACCINE INTENTION AND BELIEFS

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Gran Canaria

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Attend the conference at Gran Canaria in person.

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Short Abstract

This research examines the association between tourism dependency and COVID-19 vaccination intention and beliefs, including vaccine confidence, safety and efficacy concerns. Our findings indicate that there are clear differences between tourism-dependent and non-dependent groups, with the dependent group showing less intention to undertake a COVID-19 vaccine, less vaccine confidence, and more safety concerns. Testing the causal relationship between tourism dependency and intention of taking a COVID-19 vaccine, findings show even a negative but weak relationship, further confirming that tourism dependency is not likely to positively influence intentions and beliefs related to vaccines.

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TOURISM DEPENDENCY, COVID VACCINE INTENTION AND BELIEFS

Gran Canaria

This research examines the association between tourism dependency and COVID-19 vaccination intention and beliefs, including vaccine confidence, safety and efficacy concerns. Our findings indicate that there are clear differences between tourism-dependent and non-dependent groups, with the dependent group showing less intention to undertake a COVID-19 vaccine, less vaccine confidence, and more safety concerns. Testing the causal relationship between tourism dependency and intention of taking a COVID-19 vaccine, findings show even a negative but weak relationship, further confirming that tourism dependency is not likely to positively influence intentions and beliefs related to vaccines.

https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/itsa/ITSA2022/ITSA2022/10