Index
Uglješa Stankov
(University of Novi Sad, Serbia)
Ulrike Gretzel
(University of Southern California, USA)
Viachaslau Filimonau
(University of Surrey, UK)
The Mindful Tourist: The Power of Presence in Tourism
ISBN: 978-1-80117-637-8, eISBN: 978-1-80117-636-1
Publication date: 11 October 2022
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Stankov, U., Gretzel, U. and Filimonau, V. (2022), "Index", The Mindful Tourist: The Power of Presence in Tourism (The Tourist Experience), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 127-130. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80117-636-120221013
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2022 Uglješa Stankov, Ulrike Gretzel and Viachaslau Filimonau
INDEX
Acceptance
, 8
Adventure travel
, 64
Airline
, 3, 41–42
American Airlines
, 42
Aromatherapy
, 59
Attention
, 1, 4, 7, 21
Attitude-behaviour gap
, 25
Awareness
, 1, 8, 58
Biofeedback
, 18
wearables
, 63
Biometric assessments
, 18
Biophilia
, 59–60
Biophilic design
, 60
Body scan
, 10
Brain wave tracking
, 18
Brain-sensing technology
, 3
British Airways
, 63–64
Buddhism
, 12–13
Buddhist moral virtues
, 22
Business travel
, 38
Calm’s tranquil landscapes
, 42
Centre for Socio-Emotional Development (CDSE)
, 27
Climate-related sustainability goals
, 26
Co-creation of mindful tourism experiences
, 51–54
Commodification of mindfulness
, 19–20
Compassionate tourism
, 22, 84
Consumption
, 28, 32
COVID-19 pandemic
, 28
mindfulness as coping strategy during and after
, 76–79
Describing
, 51–52
Direct approach to mindfulness
, 63–64
E-mindfulness
, 16
Electroencephalography (EEG)
, 9, 18
Emotional reactions
, 30
Environmental pressures
, 26
Eudaemonic motives
, 55
External drivers
, 23
Fear of missing out (FOMO)
, 86
Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire (FFMQ)
, 9, 51
Flow (neuro-stimulation headgear)
, 19
Formal mindfulness
, 10
Frontline workers
, 60, 62
Gamification of mindfulness
, 67
Google Home
, 16
Gross National Happiness (GNH)
, 26
Guests
, 38–39
Guided mindful check-ins
, 38
Hawaii Tourism Authority
, 26
Headspace
, 16, 40–43
Healium application
, 42–43
Health
, 28
Healthicisation of mindfulness
, 28
Hedonic motives
, 55
‘Here-and-now’-ism
, 47
Hospitality services, mindfulness practices in
, 38–41
Hotel
, 38, 46
Hyatt Hotels Corporation
, 40
Indirect approach to mindfulness
, 63, 66
Individual-level outcomes
, 69–72
Informal mindfulness
, 10
Innovation
, 84
Inscape application
, 42
Institute of Contemporary Art
, 45
Institutional recognition
, 26
Intention, Attention, and Attitude (IAA)
, 50
Internal drivers
, 23, 28
Inward-oriented inclinations
, 55
Joy of missing out (JOMO)
, 86
Lifestyle changes
, 24
Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability market segment (LOHAS market segment)
, 31
Liminal spaces
, 2
Lodge at Woodloch, The in Hawley
, 39
London’s first mindfulness boutique hotel
, 40
Loneliness in tourism experiences
, 73–76
Long-term investment
, 62
Luxury and spa resorts
, 38
Malama Hawaii program
, 26
Manchester Art Gallery
, 44
McMindfulness
, 22
Meaning
, 5
Medical tourism
, 28
Medicalisation of mindfulness
, 28
Meditation
, 1, 3, 12, 31
Meditative mindfulness
, 5
commodification of mindfulness
, 19–20
criticism of mindfulness
, 20–22
elements of design features for mindfulness-based intervention
, 11
key definitions and approaches to mindfulness
, 7–8
mindfulness as intervention
, 10–11
mindfulness as state or trait
, 8–9
mindfulness measures
, 9
philosophical and religious backgrounds
, 11–14
socio-cognitive concept of mindfulness
, 14–15
technology-assisted mindfulness
, 16–19
Meditators, understanding characteristics of
, 31–32
Meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions industry (MICE industry)
, 38
Mental health
, 44
Mindful
, 1
Mindful Attention and Awareness Scale (MAAS)
, 9
Mindful awareness
, 59, 81
Mindful consumption
, 32–33
Mindful hotel
, 71
Mindful Journeys
, 59
Mindful Restaurant Eating
, 32
Mindful tourism experiences
empirical exploration
, 84–87
exploring drawbacks
, 86–87
framework for co-creation of
, 51–54
inputs of tourism providers into co-creation
, 57–63
inputs of tourists into co-creation
, 54–55
Mindful tourists
, 29–31
and mindful consumption
, 32–33
and tourism marketing
, 33–36
Mindful travel
, 2
as evidence of mindfulness applications in tourism
, 36–38
Mindful Travel Destinations Association
, 36
Mindful walking or eating
, 11
Mindfulness
, 1
in future tourism development
, 82–84
importance of mindfulness for tourism industry
, 3–4
importance of mindfulness for tourism research
, 4
interventions during travel
, 41–43
meditation
, 38, 59
mindfulness-based therapies
, 1–2
movement
, 21–22
practices
, 56
skills
, 51
techniques for stress reduction
, 2
and technology
, 85–86
trails
, 26–27
yoga
, 10–11
Mindfulness at the Museum
, 45
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
, 10
Mindfulness-based interventions
, 60–61
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
, 10, 14
Mindfulness-focussed mobile/tablet applications
, 17
‘Minute by minute’ television
, 35
Miraval (Hyatt-owned luxury wellness brand)
, 38–39
Mobile applications
, 42
Muse
, 42
Muse 2 (headbands)
, 18–19
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
, 44
Museums, mindfulness in
, 43–45
Music
, 58–59
Nature settings
, 2–3
Noise
, 45
Non-judgemental awareness
, 51
Non-reactivity
, 9
Notifications
, 58
Observing
, 9, 51–52, 86
Older adults
, 30
OpenSeed pots
, 46
Organisational-level outcomes
, 69–72
Outward-oriented inclinations
, 55
Personal resources
, 25
Point-of-view (POV)
, 35
Positive psychology
, 20
Post-travel period
, 67
Presence
, 39, 67, 86
Profitability
, 71, 82–83
Psychological state of relief
, 8
Quiet Mornings program
, 44
Recal Travel
, 64–65
Religious motivation
, 29
Samsung Health
, 16
Scientific and multi-domain endorsement
, 23
Search Inside Yourself program (SIY program)
, 20
SIYLI
, 20
Secular mindfulness
, 48
Self-development aspirations
, 28–29
Self-help
, 11, 22, 28–29
Self-report questionnaires
, 9
Sitting meditation
, 10
Slow adventure
, 64
Slow technology
, 67
Slow television
, 35
Smiling Mind
, 42
Social change
, 5, 24, 69
Societal acceptance
, 24
Society-level transformation
, 72–73
Socio-cognitive approach to mindfulness
, 5
Socio-cognitive concept of mindfulness
, 14–15
Socio-economic and environmental pressure
, 25
Solitude in tourism experiences
, 73–76
Solo travel
, 37, 74
Spiritual motivation
, 29
Standardised mindfulness-based interventions
, 10
Stress
, 1, 19, 25
Sustainability
, 3, 5, 26, 82
Sustainable development
, 72
Tailored technology assistance
, 63
Technological advancement
, 27
Technological savviness
, 27
Technology-assisted mindfulness
, 16–19, 56
Tourism
, 23
drivers of mindfulness in tourism domain
, 23–29
experiences
, 51
importance of mindfulness for tourism industry
, 3–4
importance of mindfulness for tourism research
, 4
inhibitors of mindfulness in tourism settings
, 46–48
marketing
, 33–36
mindful travel as evidence of mindfulness applications in tourism
, 36–38
mindfulness in museums
, 43–45
mindfulness interventions during travel
, 41–43
mindfulness practices in hospitality services
, 38–41
operators
, 3
providers
, 63, 82
understanding characteristics of meditators
, 31–32
Tourist experience and mindfulness
, 49–51
Traditional tourism advertising methods
, 34
Trait change
, 8
Transcendentalists
, 12–13
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS)
, 18
Transformation
, 26, 30
Transformational approach to mindfulness
, 62
Transformational power of mindful tourism experiences
, 69
individual and organisational-level outcomes
, 69–72
loneliness and solitude in tourism experiences
, 73–76
mindfulness as coping strategy during and after COVID-19 pandemic
, 76–79
society-level transformation
, 72–73
Travel
, 28
motivations
, 54–55
Travelling
, 37
Two-component model
, 7
Uber
, 43
Vacationing
, 34
Value co-creation
, 5
Virgin Atlantic
, 41–43
Walden Pond State Reservation
, 13
Well-being
, 28–29
Wellness
, 3, 22, 47, 83