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Kim, E. J., & Pomirleanu, N. (2021). Effective redesign strategies for tourism management in a crisis context: A theory-in-use approach. Tourism Management, 87, 104359.

Cain, L., Kim, E. J., & Tanford, S. (2021). Hotel review framing and the "law of small numbers." Journal of Consumer Behaviour. 20(3), 501-511.

Kim, E.J., Baloglu., S., & Henthorne, T., L. (2021). Signaling effects of branded amenities on customer-based brand equity. Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management. 30(4), 508-527.

Kim, E. J., Book, L., & Tanford, S. (2021). The effect of priming and customer reviews on sustainable travel behaviors. Journal of Travel Research. 60(1) 86-101.

Tanford, S., Kim, M., & Kim, E. J. (2020). How cause-related marketing affects sustainable travel choices: priming and framing effects. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. 28(11), 1762-1781.

Kim, E. J., Tanford, S., & Choi, C.B. (2020). Family versus couples: how travel goal influences evaluations of bundled travel packages. Journal of Vacation Marketing. 26(1), 3-17.

Kim, E. J., Tanford, S., & Choi, C.B. (2020). Influence of scarcity on travel decisions and cognitive dissonance. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research. 25(7), 721-735.