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Associate Professor Craig Lee
Associate Professor Craig Lee
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Innovation, entrepreneurship, and restaurant performance: A higher-order structural model
C Lee, R Hallak, SR Sardeshmukh
Tourism management 53, 215-228, 2016
3782016
Firm performance in the upscale restaurant sector: The effects of resilience, creative self-efficacy, innovation and industry experience
R Hallak, G Assaker, P O'Connor, C Lee
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 40, 229-240, 2018
2172018
Tourism entrepreneurship performance: The effects of place identity, self-efficacy, and gender
R Hallak, G Assaker, C Lee
Journal of Travel Research 54 (1), 36-51, 2015
1892015
Creativity and innovation in the restaurant sector: Supply-side processes and barriers to implementation
C Lee, R Hallak, SR Sardeshmukh
Tourism Management Perspectives 31, 54-62, 2019
1192019
Team identification, discrete emotions, satisfaction, and event attachment: A social identity perspective
G Prayag, H Mills, C Lee, I Soscia
Journal of Business Research 112, 373-384, 2020
912020
Investigating the moderating role of education on a structural model of restaurant performance using multi-group PLS-SEM analysis
C Lee, R Hallak
Journal of Business Research 88, 298-305, 2018
902018
Investigating the effects of offline and online social capital on tourism SME performance: A mixed-methods study of New Zealand entrepreneurs
C Lee, R Hallak
Tourism management 80, 104128, 2020
822020
Changes in physical activity pre-, during and post-lockdown COVID-19 restrictions in New Zealand and the explanatory role of daily hassles
EA Hargreaves, C Lee, M Jenkins, JR Calverley, K Hodge, ...
Frontiers in psychology 12, 642954, 2021
742021
Drivers of success in independent restaurants: A study of the Australian restaurant sector
C Lee, R Hallak, SR Sardeshmukh
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management 29, 99-111, 2016
552016
Tourist motivation and place attachment: The mediating effects of service interactions with hotel employees
G Prayag, C Lee
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing 36 (1), 90-106, 2019
522019
A qualitative study of innovation in the restaurant industry
C Lee, SR Sardeshmukh, R Hallak
Anatolia 27 (3), 367-376, 2016
382016
Physical activity and psychological well-being during the COVID-19 lockdown: Relationships with motivational quality and nature contexts
M Jenkins, S Houge Mackenzie, K Hodge, EA Hargreaves, JR Calverley, ...
Frontiers in Sports and Active Living 3, 43, 2021
322021
Predicting intentions to revisit and recommend a sporting event using the event experience scale (EES)
WIJL Coetzee, C Lee, A Faisal
Event Management 23 (3), 303-314, 2019
302019
Exploring the nexus of tradition, modernity, and innovation in restaurant SMEs
C Lee, JM Pung, G Del Chiappa
International Journal of Hospitality Management 100, 103091, 2022
212022
Re‐conceptualising the empowerment of local people in tourism
T Abdullah, N Carr, C Lee
International Journal of Tourism Research 24 (4), 550-562, 2022
152022
Predicting behavioural intentions of craft beer festival attendees by their event experience
UP Hermann, C Lee, W Coetzee, L Boshoff
International Journal of Wine Business Research 33 (2), 254-274, 2021
152021
The influence of entrepreneurial desires and self-efficacy on the entrepreneurial intentions of New Zealand tourism and hospitality students
A Luong, C Lee
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education 35 (1), 44-61, 2023
142023
Conceptualising human and non-human marginalisation in tourism
T Abdullah, C Lee, N Carr
Tourism and Hospitality Research 23 (2), 254-268, 2023
132023
Academic air travel cultures: A framework for reducing academic flying
SHY Tseng, J Higham, C Lee
Academic flying and the means of communication, 327, 2022
132022
Examining the interplay between a hallmark cultural event, tourism, and commercial activities: A case study of the Songkran Festival
M Intason, C Lee, W Coetzee
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management 49, 508-518, 2021
122021
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