<p>We developed an integrative approach consisting of a semi-systematic literature review and a modified Delphi survey to identify research priorities in remote work-focused studies in hospitality, leisure, sport, and tourism (HLS&amp;T). Sixty research articles published by SSCI- and ESCI-indexed HLS&amp;T sources from 2014 to 2024 were analyzed using <i>Leximancer</i>. A longitudinal comparison identified three distinct theme–concept sets. One set represented the new-normal practices, and a modified Delphi survey converged on its three research priorities. Overall, our results demonstrated worldwide resilience in responding to the challenges of external public safety events, including tremendous telework-leisure adjustments and research with suitable themes.</p>

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Research priorities through the lens of remote work in hospitality, leisure, sports, and tourism

  • Che-Jen Su,
  • Xin Wang,
  • Cheng-Fang Hu,
  • Kunihiko Moriya,
  • Nicolas Lorgnier,
  • Yi-Fang Lan,
  • Jun Liu

摘要

We developed an integrative approach consisting of a semi-systematic literature review and a modified Delphi survey to identify research priorities in remote work-focused studies in hospitality, leisure, sport, and tourism (HLS&T). Sixty research articles published by SSCI- and ESCI-indexed HLS&T sources from 2014 to 2024 were analyzed using Leximancer. A longitudinal comparison identified three distinct theme–concept sets. One set represented the new-normal practices, and a modified Delphi survey converged on its three research priorities. Overall, our results demonstrated worldwide resilience in responding to the challenges of external public safety events, including tremendous telework-leisure adjustments and research with suitable themes.