Abstract：
:Data from a survey of 1478 travelers and multistep group structural equation model analysis revealed that the Health Belief Model constructs of cues to action (trust in third-party information sources), perceived severity of and susceptibility to COVID-19, and beliefs about the protection benefits of a COVID-19 vaccine, subsequently elicited willingness to vaccinate and beliefs that others should vaccinate prior to travel and enhanced support for pre-travel vaccination mandates. Also, significant differences in the perceived protection benefits of the vaccine and willingness to vaccinate were found across groups of travelers who travel more or less frequently and those with and without a prior positive test for COVID-19. The study provides a theoretically informed understanding of the dynamics that may enable the success of important health-related travel policy in the wake of COVID-19 and future pandemics and identifies the communication mechanisms that must be leveraged by governments and travel authorities in enforcing policy.
journal_name
Tour Managjournal_title
Tourism managementauthors
Suess C,Maddock J,Dogru T,Mody M,Lee Sdoi
10.1016/j.tourman.2021.104405keywords:
["COVID-19","COVID-19 vaccination","Health Belief Model","Regulation","Willingness to vaccinate"]subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2022-02-01 00:00:00pages
104405eissn
0261-5177issn
1879-3193pii
S0261-5177(21)00124-2journal_volume
88pub_type
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