The "next normal" of work: How tourism shapes the wellbeing of remote workers

Ekaterina Chevtaeva; Barbara Neuhofer; Mattia Rainoldi

The "next normal" of work: How tourism shapes the wellbeing of remote workers

Ekaterina Chevtaeva, Barbara Neuhofer , Mattia Rainoldi

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The emerging trend of remote work arrangements allows workers to engage in leisure travel without detachment from work. Remote work trips are not full vacations, but the leisure travel component as a form of active leisure and catalyst of the emotional experiences may force wellbeing. Through a critical review of wellbeing in tourism and management literature, this paper conceptualizes the dimensions of remote work trips that potentially affect wellbeing in a matrix of remote work trips scenarios. The study aims to acknowledge the diversification of remote workers and contexts of trips that distinguish the effects of travel on wellbeing. This research contributes to understanding the eudaimonic wellbeing effect of travel, provides guidance for future research, and benefits practitioners to interpret the remote work trips.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The "next normal" of work: How tourism shapes the wellbeing of remote workers
Pages	68-77
Publication status	Published - Feb 2022
Event	CAUTHE 2022 Conference - Griffith University, Perth, Australia Duration: 7 Feb 2022 → 9 Feb 2022

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Conference	CAUTHE 2022 Conference
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Perth
Period	7/02/22 → 9/02/22

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Research output: Chapter in book / Conference proceeding › Conference article published in proceeding or book › Academic research › peer-review

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