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Integrating Green Marketing and Environmental Behavior to Predict Revisit Intention in Indonesian Ecotourism
Purpose: The escalation of ecotourism as sustainability-oriented travel highlights the inconsistency of tourists' responsible actions during visits, which is also known as the attitude-behavior gap, whereas environmental concern does not necessarily translate into action, as discussed in sustainable
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