Journal of Business in Sports, Tourism & Hospitality Management - JBSM

08/25/2021

JBSM Vol 1(2) June 2021
Why Students Not Choose a Hospitality and Tourism Program – A Case Study of U.S. Undergraduate Students

The hospitality and tourism industry is seen as one of the biggest industries by employment in the United States. Dr. Yasong Wang thought the students’ major selection process is a negotiation process between motivators and constraints. This study aims to examine the constraints preventing students from becoming the Hospitality and Tourism Management majors.

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08/19/2021

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Why Students Not Choose a Hospitality and Tourism Program – A Case Study of U.S. Undergraduate Students

The present study is to explore why most of the current Hospitality and Tourism Management program students did not originally select H&T management as their major.

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08/11/2021

JBSM Vol 1(2) June 2021
Wearing Technology: Improving Exercise Habits and Experiences in Adults

The most important rationale behind this research study was to provide information on the attitudes of wearable technology device users and determine what features might need to be improved in future devices. Based on the Attitudes Toward Computers Questionnaire (ATCQ), Dr. Shawn Rause, Dr. Richard Hsiao, and Dr. Robert Alman found that Dehumanization scores increased significantly and efficacy scores for younger adults were significantly lower than in older adults.

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08/04/2021

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Wearable Technology: Improving Exercise Habits and Experiences in Adults
This study examines the effects of wearable technology devices on adult participants’ attitudes toward physical activity. The purpose of this study was to introduce adults to wearable technology devices and examine their attitudes toward these devices.

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07/28/2021

JBSM Vol 1(2) June 2021

Opening a New Door: Constructing the Value of Winning Index for the National Basketball Association

Based on the econometric panel analysis, Dr. Armand Araque, Dr. Bryce Davis, Dr. James Du, and Dr. Brett Crown found that winning has a significantly positive effect on a team’s franchise value. The findings indicated that every percentage increase in an NBA team’s winning percentage on average leads to approximately $196 million of an increase in team franchise values.

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07/24/2021

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Opening a New Door: Constructing the Value of Winning Index for the National Basketball Association

How to create NBA team’s franchise values? What is the most important factor, market heterogeneity or star player influence? The purpose of this study is to explore the extent to which winning contributes to the economic value of NBA franchises and to the success of sport organizations.

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07/16/2021

JBSM Vol 1(2) June, 2021
Selecting a Career Path in Intercollegiate Athletics: How Practical Experience, Classroom Experience, and Gender Norms are Associated with a Student’s Decision.

The conceptual model presented in this paper hypothesizes learned gender norms, practical experiences, and classroom experiences are associated with a student’s career choice within the intercollegiate athletic department. The goal of this proposed conceptual model is to provide a starting point for faculty and practitioners to begin to understand the factors present in the
decision-making process for students choosing to enter the field of intercollegiate athletics. Based on Applying Social Role Theory, Dr. Kelly Elliott and Dr. Nicholas Schlereth thought it is important to continue to evaluate how students are selecting their career in intercollegiate athletics and make any necessary changes in student experiences to ensure they are able to enter the field of intercollegiate athletics ready to meet the demands of the job.

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07/07/2021

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Selecting a Career Path in Intercollegiate Athletics: How Practical Experience, Classroom Experience, and Gender Norms are Associated with a Student’s Decision.

In this paper, a conceptual model will be proposed that will address how practical experiences, classroom experiences, and perceived gender roles intricately influence a student’s decision when selecting a career path in intercollegiate athletics.

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06/24/2021

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International Journal of Business in Sports, Tourism and Hospitality Management (JBSM) aims to provide a platform for researchers who would like to share their knowledge and professional works with the global sport, tourism and hospitality community.

Our objective is to advance knowledge, to promote integrative perspectives for the fields of study and bridge the gap between scholarship and practice from a multidisciplinary perspective.

JBSM is committed to publishing high quality manuscripts to disseminate the latest research to scholars and practitioners around the world.

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JSBM: ISSN 2690-6643 (print); ISSN 2766-519 (online)

06/09/2021

International Journal of Business in Sports, Tourism and Hospitality Management (JBSM) Vol 1. Issue 2 December 2020

Bowling for Fans: Bowl Games and Tourism

The goal of this paper is to provide pragmatic insight that can directly impact managerial decision making for Bowl Game directors. Based on constructing an applied and pragmatic model, Dr. Nicholas Schlereth and Dr. Joshua Castle found the tickets sold to the local community supporting the bowl have a greater impact on attendance than tickets sold by participating schools.

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06/02/2021

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Bowling for Fans: Bowl Games and Tourism

Bowl games sell blocks of tickets to participating schools, but it often not know how many of those tickets they sell which leads directly to economic impact. This article is to explore the impact of distance from a bowl site to the university playing in the game and its impact on tickets sold.

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05/26/2021

International Journal of Business in Sports, Tourism and Hospitality Management (JBSM) Vol 1. Issue 2 December 2020

Analysis of factors that influence satisfaction of fans at Division II basketball games

Based on the six dimensions of fan satisfaction survey , Dr. Pao Ying Hsiao, Dr. Brianne Lenhart, Dr. Richard Hsiao, and Dr. Yongtao Cao found a large percentage of fans reported satisfaction with their spectator experience at basketball games. These results support the belief that fans who enjoy their experience at a facility are more likely to return.

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