How Does International Sport Tourism Shape Migration Planning Cognition? The Boundary Conditions of Dual Evaluation Mechanisms and Cross-Cultural Adaptability

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This study investigates how international sports tourism shapes individuals’ cognitive tendency toward transnational migration. Drawing on data from 547 Chinese adults with prior international sports tourism experience, it develops and tests an integrated model with parallel mediation and moderation effects. The study examines whether perceived quality-of-life improvement and relative deprivation serve as parallel mediators between international sports tourism and pro-mobility attitudes, and whether intercultural adaptability moderates the relationship between mobility attitudes and migration tendency cognition

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