A plethora of research has concentrated on residents’ degree of support for tourism, albeit focused squarely on either attitudinal or intentional support, and with minimal consideration of how residents’ perceived relationships with tourists may explain support. The focus of this article is therefore to examine a complementary framework linking the theoretical framework of emotional solidarity with the theory of planned behavior to explain residents’ behavioral support for tourism. On-site survey data were collected from 740 residents of the highly popular coastal destination, Izmir, Turkey, to test the proposed model. Of the nine hypotheses examined, eight were supported. Emotional solidarity, attitudinal support for tourism, attitudinal contributions to community, perceived behavioral control, and subjective norms collectively explained 42% of the variance in residents’ behavioral intentions to support tourism. Behavioral intentions, in turn, uniquely explained 23% of the variance in residents’ behavioral support for tourism. Study implications, limitations, and future research suggestions are offered.

大量研究都集中在居民对旅游业的支持程度上，尽管重点是态度支持或有意支持，而很少考虑居民如何看待与游客的关系如何解释支持。因此，本文的重点是研究将情感团结的理论框架与计划的行为理论联系起来的补充框架，以解释居民对旅游业的行为支持。现场调查数据是从土耳其伊兹密尔非常受欢迎的沿海目的地的740名居民中收集的，以测试所提出的模型。在研究的九种假设中，有八种得到了支持。情感上的团结，对旅游业的态度支持，对社区的态度贡献，感知的行为控制，和主观规范共同解释了居民支持旅游业行为意向的42％。反过来，行为意图可以唯一地解释居民对旅游业行为支持的差异的23％。提供研究意义，局限性和未来的研究建议。