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TTI

TTI TTI refers to tourist-to-tourist interaction, meaning the contact and exchanges that travelers have with one another during travel.

TTI refers to tourist-to-tourist interaction, meaning the contact and exchanges that travelers have with one another during travel. In this tourism context, the quality of these interactions is described as linked with better travel experiences, greater satisfaction, and stronger loyalty toward destinations.

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Drafting source: Gao Junli; Meng Fang; Guo Weifeng; Lin Baomin. Achieving destination sustainability: How tourist-to-tourist interaction quality affects tourist loyalty?. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0296944; article XML SHA-256 11e61e58f93ef4849ae209783e9740a774ec2ddfbd9e2cdf2e52d34e629aa543. “Achieving destination sustainability: How tourist-to-tourist interaction quality affects tourist loyalty?” (10.1371/journal.pone.0296944).
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