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Length of stay (LOS) is one of the most commonly used variables in visitor surveys. The economic theory of consumer behavior postulates that a rational consumer maximizes utility subject to his /her budgetary restrictions. The objective of this study was to combine socio-demographic and travel...
Underpinning generational cohort analysis is the notion that the formative experiences of each cohort influence its members' lifelong beliefs, values, and behavior. However, previous studies have failed to verify this notion. This study is the first to do so, showing that memories of the formative...
This research reports on the findings of a comparative study of senior consumers from a major European (French) market and a key Asian (Chinese) one. The study concentrates on the tourism market regarding the growth and importance of this industry both for European and Asian markets. Travel...
This special issue discusses casino tourism in the Asia Pacific. The issue consists of eight articles. The first article discusses responsible gaming. The second investigates attitudes, perceptions, travel habits and lifestyles of Russian gamblers. The third examines the dynamism in gambling...
The purpose of this study was to assess and compare the travel motivations of both Asian and domestic college students. A comprehensive review of the literature was used to identify psychological motivations for travel and these were further assessed in terms of their importance and performance....
The major influences on individual travel behaviour are described. First, determinants of a broader nature, the cultural and reference group influences are described. Next, concepts concerning the individual and his or her relationship with the individual is presented with a focus on: personality...