Andreas Papatheodorou

Prof. Dr. Andreas Papatheodorou

Department of Tourism Economics and Management, University of the Aegean, Chíos, Voreío Aigaío, Greece
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Academic Career Length

28Years (1999-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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11 January 2010 in Journal of Travel Research
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Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou
JRJaume Rosselló
Jaume Rosselló
HXHonggen Xiao
Honggen Xiao
The International Academy for the Study of Tourism convened a session on global economic crisis and tourism during its 20th anniversary conference in Mallorca, Spain, in June 2009. Three articles featuring on the impacts of economic downturn on tourism in Asia and the Pacific, Europe, and North America have resulted and appeared in this issue of the Journal of Travel Research. This summary aims at an integrated discussion on the consequences and perspectives on the global economic crisis and tourism. The prospects of world tourism for the years to come are also reflected.

1 January 2001 in Annals of Tourism Research
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Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou

1 January 2004 in Annals of Tourism Research
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Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou


9 June 2016 in Journal of Travel Research
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Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou
Nikolaos PappasNikolaos Pappas
Nikolaos Pappas
Occupational uncertainty has a considerable effect upon consumer decisions during a recession, especially with respect to discretionary products and services such as tourism. Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA), the study examines the complex relations among job vulnerability, disposable income for tourism, marketing activities, and price and quality issues for Greek holiday makers returning from their vacations. The article also compares QCA with the two dominant linear methods of analysis (i.e. correlation and regression) and highlights the suitability of QCA when dealing with complexity in tourism. The results reveal four configurations explaining the attributes of Greek residents’ tourism decisions, characterized by value-for-money orientation, achievement of best available purchase, psychological strengthening, and price sensitivity. The study also employs predictive validity for the presented models. The findings are valid from both a methodological and managerial perspective suggesting new research insights.

1 June 2002 in Tourism Economics
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Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou
This paper examines competitiveness and efficiency issues related to destinations in the Mediterranean region. Following a detailed discussion on methodology, a hedonic analysis is performed, in which the price of holiday packages is regressed on a number of package characteristics and operator and location scaling factors. Those that are statistically significant among the latter are subsequently used in a second-step correlation framework, which aims to offer a valid interpretation of the observed price differentials among core and peripheral holiday destinations. On these grounds, a number of policy measures are finally discussed.