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. 2024 Mar 3;10(5):e27256. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e27256

Table 3.

The list of 30 most cited articles.

Number Node Author Year Title Journal
1 5 Pruitt, D., & LaFont 1995 For love and money: romance tourism in Jamaica. Annals of tourism research
2 13 Herold, Garcia, & DeMoya 2001 Female tourists and beach boys: romance or sex tourism? Annals of tourism Research
3 15 Taylor 2006 Female sex tourism: a contradiction in terms? Feminist review
4 19 Wilson & Little 2008 The solo female travel experience: Exploring the ‘geography of women's fear’ Current Issues in Tourism
5 21 Jordan & Aitchison 2008 Tourism and the sexualisation of the gaze: Solo female tourists' experiences of gendered power, surveillance and embodiment. Leisure Studies
6 25 McNamara & Prideaux 2010 A typology of solo independent women travellers. International Journal of Tourism Research
7 26 Heimtun & Abelsen 2012 The tourist experience and bonding. Current Issues in Tourism
8 29 Heimtun 2012 The friend, the loner and the independent traveller: Norwegian midlife single women's social identities when on holiday. Gender, Place & Culture
9 30 Weichselbaumer 2012 Sex, romance and the carnivalesque between female tourists and Caribbean men. Tourism Management
10 33 Berdychevsky, Gibson, & Bell 2013 Girlfriend getaways and women's well-being. Journal of Leisure Research
11 34 Berdychevsky, Poria, & Uriely 2013 Sexual behavior in women's tourist experiences: Motivations, behaviors, and meanings. Tourism Management
12 35 Berdychevsky, Gibson, & Poria 2013 Women's sexual behavior in tourism: Loosening the bridle. Annals of Tourism Research
13 40 Guo 2014 Chinese women and travel: historical and contemporary experiences. Annals of Tourism Research
14 42 Berdychevsky, Gibson, & Poria 2015 Inversions of sexual roles in women's tourist experiences: Mind, body, and language in sexual behaviour. Leisure Studies
15 44 Berdychevsky, & Gibson 2015 Phenomenology of young women's sexual risk-taking in tourism. Tourism Management
16 54 Berdychevsky, Gibson, & Bell 2016 “Girlfriend getaway” as a contested term: Discourse analysis Tourism Management
17 55 Gao & Kerstetter 2016 Using an intersectionality perspective to uncover older Chinese female's perceived travel constraints and negotiation strategies. Tourism Management
18 56 Khan, Chelliah., & Ahmed 2017 Factors influencing destination image and visit intention among young women travellers: Role of travel motivation, perceived risks, and travel constraints. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research
19 57 Zhang, & Hitchcock 2017 The Chinese female tourist gaze: A netnography of young women's blogs on Macao. Current Issues in Tourism
20 58 Yang,Khoo-Lattimore, & Arcodia 2017 A narrative review of Asian female travellers: Looking into the future through the past. Current Issues in Tourism
21 61 Durko, & Stone 2017 Even lovers need a holiday: Women's reflections of travel without their partners. Tourism Management Perspectives
22 62 Brown, & Osman 2017 The female tourist experience in Egypt as an Islamic destination. Annals of Tourism Research
23 69 Seow & Brown 2020 The solo female Asian tourist. Current Issues in Asian Tourism
24 73 Mirehie, Gibson, Khoo-Lattimore, & Prayag 2018 An exploratory study of hospitality needs and preferences of US Girlfriend Getaways. Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management
25 74 Pritchard 2018 Predicting the next decade of tourism gender research. Tourism Management Perspectives
26 75 Yang, Khoo-Lattimore, & Arcodia 2018 Constructing space and self through risk taking: A case of Asian solo female travelers. Journal of Travel Research
27 76 Yang, Khoo-Lattimore, & Arcodia 2018 Power and empowerment: How Asian solo female travellers perceive and negotiate risks. Tourism Management
28 78 Yang, Yang, & Khoo-Lattimore 2019 The meanings of solo travel for Asian women. Tourism Review
29 87 Osman, Brown, & Phung 2020 The travel motivations and experiences of female Vietnamese solo travellers. Tourist Studies
30 88 Su, & Wu 2022 The dark side of solo female travel: Negative encounters with male strangers. Innovation and Impact of Sex as Leisure in Research and Practice