Prominent publications by Chi Fung Lam

KOL Index score: 5461

This paper studies the urbanization impacts on tourism development in four regions Guangdong province, using time-series data of Guangdong province in China in 1996–2011. Urbanization has been operationalized by population, economic, geographical landscape and social cultural dimensions. This study suggests that urbanization, though in general increases tourism development, does not affect different regions in Guangdong uniformly. Tourism development in different regions will receive ...

Known for Tourism Development |  Impacts Urbanization |  China Paper |  Economic Geographical Landscape |  Social Cultural Dimensions
KOL Index score: 5244

2012 was a critical year for gambling operators in Macau. This article examines the process of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the Macau Gambling industry. Research results were based on a triangulation between in-depth document review, content analysis of information from the company’s websites, and site visits. The purpose of this article is to offer a preliminary case study regarding the Corporate Social Responsibility issues being addressed by Macau’s major gambling ...

Known for Corporate Social Responsibility |  Gambling Industry |  ” “ |  Csr Practices
KOL Index score: 5212

The impacts of COVID-19 are massive. Global tourism is one of the industries that is heavily affected. "Travel bubble", a recent term initiated by travel operators, is a programme that allows tourists to travel to countries nearby without quarantine requirements. This study investigates the relationship amongst fear of COVID-19, travel anxiety, risk attitude and travel intention towards "travel bubble" destinations. Results show that fear of COVID-19, travel anxiety and risk attitude ...

Known for Risk Attitude |  Travel Intentions |  Fear Covid19 |  Humans Intention
KOL Index score: 3616

Entertainment tourism is attracting attention from the industry and the academics. This study aimed to discover the barriers for the development of entertainment tourism in Macau from the industry’s perspective. A qualitative research approach was used to collect data from the entertainment tourism industry. Results show that policies and regulations, economy, marketing, management, government attitude, expertise and manpower, facilities and attractions as well as infrastructure problems ...

Known for Sustainable Development |  Entertainment Tourism |  Industry Perspective |  Qualitative Approach |  Study Barriers
KOL Index score: 2841

Tourism and entertainment industry is an important component in the world’s service sector. Entertainment tourism is receiving more attention, not only from practitioners, but also from academics. This study develops a scale to measure entertainment tourism experience in Macau from the consumers’ perspective. Entertainment tourism in this study is operationalized by Learning, Enjoyment, Escape, Refreshment, Novelty, Involvement, and Local culture. After examining the reliability of the ...

Known for Entertainment Tourism |  Academics Study
KOL Index score: 2420

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an important tool to reduce the adverse impact of the gaming industry. There were very limited studies specifically analyzed barriers of CSR practice in the gaming industry. This study adopted in-depth interviews and verified the interviews by dividing two informant groups. The results showed that cognitive dissonance, negative image, management dilemma, resources limitation, confused regulations, and unsustainable impetus were the major barriers ...

Known for Corporate Social Responsibility |  Csr Implementation |  Depth Interviews
KOL Index score: 1667

Macau gambling companies included Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) information in their annual reports and websites as a marketing tool. Responsible Gambling (RG) had been a recurring issue in Macau’s chief executive report since 2007 and in many of the major gambling operators’ annual report. The purpose of this study was to develop a measurement scale on CSR activities in Macau. Items on the measurement scale were based on qualitative research with data collected from employees in ...

Known for Corporate Social Responsibility |  Csr Practice |  Chief Executive
KOL Index score: 1504

This study examined the critical factors of urbanization on hotel development in China via qualitative semi-structured interviews. Population, economic, geographical landscape and social cultural dimensions was identified as major connotations of urbanization impact on hotel development. This study suggested that urbanization possessed both positive and negative effects on hotel development. Therefore, to promote hospitality and tourism development, hotel stakeholders, including ...

Known for Urbanization Effects |  Economic Geographical Landscape |  Social Cultural Dimensions |  Tourism Development |  Characteristics City
KOL Index score: 1049

This paper studied the impacts of urbanization regarding the performance of hotel in Guangdong through the study of panel data from 1994 to 2014. Urbanization was measured by economic, geographical landscape, population, and social cultural dimensions. This research suggested that urbanization generally improves hotel performance, but with different effects. Therefore, stakeholders, such as hospitality managers, could provide corresponding governance strategies according to the ...

Known for China Paper |  Characteristics City
KOL Index score: 648

Previous studies described in detail many university–industry programs. The purpose of this paper was to develop a multidimensional and multi-item attitude scale to measure undergraduate tourism students’ attitudes towards working in the tourism industry. This study was a quantitative and exploratory research. This paper describes a scale development process and presents the result of the scale using data collected from a university–industry collaboration program in Macau. This study ...

Known for – Industry |  Sustainable Development |  Students University |  Marketing Strategies
KOL Index score: 108

Using qualitative semistructured interviews, this study aims to analyse the satisfying and dissatisfying factors in a university–industry cooperation programme. Work experience, monetary benefit, HR policies, language and time are important factors determining the satisfaction and dissatisfaction of students towards a university–industry cooperation programme. Results help in evaluating and identifying the sustainability of a programme. Marketing practitioners can consider the results in ...

 

Chi Fung Lam: Influence Statistics

Sample of concepts for which Chi Fung Lam is among the top experts in the world.
Concept World rank
practitioners government officers #2
hotel stakeholders practitioners #2
economic geographical landscape #2
city planners characteristics #2
critical factors urbanization #2
tool adverse impact #3
macau gambling companies #3
responsibility gaming #3
unsustainable impetus #3
interviews informant groups #3
csr activities macau #3
macau items #3
confused regulations #3
cfa csr #3
macau csr #3
macau industry perspective #4
macau consumers perspective #4
satisfying dissatisfying factors #4
dissatisfying factors study #4
panel data urbanization #4
hotel performance effects #4
management government attitude #4
escape refreshment #4
qualitative analysis satisfying #4
suggestions macau #4
entertainment suppliers government #4
stakeholders hospitality managers #4
entertainment industry component #4
scale entertainment #4
entertainment tourism experience #4
development entertainment tourism #4
characteristics city province #4
hospitality managers characteristics #4
programme coordinators guidelines #4
future improvements programmes #4
entertainment tourism study #4
urbanization hotel performance #4
facilities attractions #4
programme marketing practitioners #4
managers programme coordinators #4
hotel guangdong #4
entertainment suppliers #4
infrastructure problems barriers #4
government attitude expertise #4
entertainment tourism macau #4
entertainment tourism practices #4
hotel performance china #4
macau entertainment tourism #4
entertainment tourism implications #4
city province china #4

Key People For Corporate Social Responsibility

Top KOLs in the world
#1
Archie B Carroll
corporate social responsibility business case management morality
#2
Donald S Siegel
corporate social responsibility academic entrepreneurship technology transfer
#3
Abagail McWilliams
corporate social responsibility human resources wage effects
#4
C B Bhattacharya
corporate social responsibility frontline employees consumer reactions
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Sankar Sen
corporate social responsibility social influence consumer reactions
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Jeremy Moon
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Chi Fung Lam:Expert Impact

Concepts for whichChi Fung Lamhas direct influence:Corporate social responsibility,  Entertainment tourism,  Tourism development,  Hotel development,  Risk attitude,  Measurement scale,  Sustainable development,  Hotel performance.

Chi Fung Lam:KOL impact

Concepts related to the work of other authors for whichfor which Chi Fung Lam has influence:Tourism industry,  Financial performance,  Corporate social responsibility,  Social distancing,  Behavioral intention,  Local food,  Sustainable development.


 

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