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The effect of economic anxiety and occupational burnout levels of tour guides on their occupational commitment

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Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior Stress and Burnout Research Hospitality and Tourism Education

Abstract

This study aims to reveal the effects of economic anxiety and burnout levels of active tour guides in Turkey on their occupational commitment. A questionnaire survey was conducted for this purpose on 370 active tour guides. Data were analysed using the path analysis and structural equation modelling. A negative relationship was found between the occupational commitment and burnout levels of tour guides and a strong positive relationship was found between the burnout and economic anxiety levels; it was also observed that the economic anxiety level only had a slight positive impact on continuance commitment.

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