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    Community attachment and place-identity on residents' tourism support in the Bektashi faith destination
    (Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, 2025) Tiwari, Sunil; Taşpınar, Oğuz; Kandemir Altunel, Gizem; Çifci, İbrahim
    PurposeThis study aims to clarify the relationships between community attachment, place identity, perceived tourism impacts and residents' support for tourism development in a faith-based context.Design/methodology/approachPresent research is quantitative in nature and conducted via survey research method. It uses partial least squares-structural equation modelling based on 245 questionnaires from Bektashi residents in T & uuml;rkiye.FindingsFindings revealed that community attachment positively relates to place identity and faith-based tourism impact. The mediation model also showed that only the perceived impact of faith positively mediates the link between community attachment and support for tourism development.Originality/valueThe structural model adopted in this study leads to better insights for the community attachment process into the theoretical framework of tourism impacts perceived by residents, place identity and residents' tourism support from the faith tourism perspective.
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    Demystifying destination attachment, self-congruity and revisiting intention in dark tourism destinations through the gender-based lens
    (Taylor and Francis Ltd., 2023) Çifci, İbrahim; Rather, Raouf Ahmad; Taşpınar, Oğuz; Kandemir Altunel, Gizem
    Drawing on self-congruity theory, we construct and examine a theoretical model that explores the effect of destination attachment on revisiting intention via ideal and actual self-congruity through a gender-based lens. We gathered data from 301 travellers visiting the Çanakkale dark destination in Türkiye and empirically analysed it by adopting PLS-Henseler’s multigroup and PLS-permutation analysis. Our results confirm significant differences between the effects of destination attachment and self-congruity dimensions (e.g. ideal and actual self-congruity) on travellers’ revisit intention. However, only ideal self-congruity mediates the relationships of attachment towards revisit intention, with this intervention effect being positive for males whereas negative for females. This study offers prominent theoretical and practical contributions to the gender-based destination-marketing research agenda with reliable suggestions for dark-destination authorities and marketers.