Output ATLAS.ti SLR Virtual Park Bafadhal et al 2023.xlsx

Up to now research on the use of virtual parks has not yet been established as a robust field of study. It is noticeable that the emerging implementation of this concept in practical parks plays a significant role but the number of notable publications was merely slightly increasing. This is obviously for extensive studies to illustrate its current state as the grounds to elicit further studies to explore its potential topics related to virtual park research in tourism studies. Therefore, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) was conducted on the suggested Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) classification framework of virtual parks by using ATLAS.ti version 23. To the best of the author's knowledge, this is one of the earliest studies that conducts a review paper regarding virtual parks related to the tourism and leisure field.