Cohort Analysis of Online Travel Information Search Behavior: 1995-2000

By Srikanth Beldona. 2005

125 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Information Systems and Management, Marketing, Sociology and Political Science

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In Information Systems and Management

1. Anil Bilgihan
2. Zheng Xiang
3. Milos Bujisic
4. Daniel R. Fesenmaier
5. Xiang Li
6. Cheng-Min Chao

In Marketing

1. Zheng Xiang
2. Bing Pan
3. Daniel R. Fesenmaier
4. Xiang Li
5. Wayne W. Smith
6. Lixuan Zhang
7. Anil Bilgihan
8. Milos Bujisic

In Sociology and Political Science

1. Zheng Xiang
2. Bing Pan
3. Daniel R. Fesenmaier
4. Xiang Li
5. Wayne W. Smith
6. Lixuan Zhang
7. Anil Bilgihan
8. Milos Bujisic

Citations in the corpus

• Representation of the Online Tourism Domain in Search Engines (2008, background): “The tremendous growth of information technology (IT), especially the Internet, has fundamentally reshaped the way tourism related information is distributed and the way people search for, and consume, travel (Beldona 2005; Gretzel, Fesenmaier, and O’Leary 2006; Kah, Vogt, and MacKay 2006; MacKay, Mc”
• Predicting Travelers’ Choice of Information Sources and Information Channels (2009, unknown): “…variable age gitleson and Crompton (1983) Lo, Cheung, and Law (2002) Capella and greco (1987) Luo, Feng, and Cai (2004) Raitz and Dakhil (1989) Beldona (2005) Fesenmaier and Vogt (1992) Hyde (2006) gender gitleson and Crompton (1983) Lo, Cheung, and Law (2002) Capella and greco (1987) Luo,…”
• The effect of website features in online relationship marketing: A case of online hotel booking (2015, background): “…and tourism has progressed in recent years from the preliminary sales of less-complex products such as airline tickets, accommodations and car rentals, to embrace more complex products including vacation packages and cruises (Beldona 2005; Inversini and Masiero 2014, Nusair and Parsa 2011).”
• The Effect of Online Information Search on Image Development (2009, background): “A study showed that from 1995 to 2000 there was a large increase in Internet usage for travel information search purpose across all age groups, and specifically the baby boomer generation surprisingly adopted the Internet more often as a trip planning tool (Beldona 2007).”
• A comparison of younger and older baby boomers: investigating the viability of cohort segmentation (2007, unknown): “Furthermore, Beldona (2005) concludes that boomers travel”