| 英文摘要 |
The pandemic has boosted camping's popularity, partly due to celebrities sharing their experiences on social media. Research shows public interest in celebrities affects consumer and travel behavior. This study explores how celebrity traits (attractiveness, trustworthiness, expertise) influence camping intentions via social media. Key findings include: (1) celebrity traits positively affect campers' parasocial interaction (PSI), (2) PSI influences travel intentions, and (3) celebrity traits enhance travel intentions. However, attractiveness alone does not directly impact travel intention. These insights can guide future marketing strategies for camping operators. |