Tourist behaviour: an international perspective /
edited by, Metin Kozak, Nazmi Kozak
- UK: CABI, 2016.
- xiii, 184 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1: IntroductionPART I: INFLUENTIAL FACTORS2: Influence of Cultural Distance on Tourist Behaviour3: Women's Travel Constraints in a Unique Context4: Can Perceptions of Italian Organised Crime Affect Travel Behaviour?5: Women's Strategies in Golf: Portuguese Golf ProfessionalsPART II: MOTIVATIONS6: Semi-automatic Content Analysis of Trip Diaries: Pull Factors to Catalonia7: Motivations for Wedding Tourism: A Demand-side PerspectivePART III: DECISION MAKING / CHOICE8: Hotel Disintermediation and User-Generated Content in the Czech Republic9: Mapping Destination Choice: Set Theory as a Methodological Tool10: Effects of Personal and Trip Characteristics on Holiday Choice11: Drivers of Trip Cancellations among Australian Travelers12: Cognitive and Affective Bases for Local Seafood Consumption of TouristsPART IV: CONSUMPTION / EXPERIENCE13: Experiential Travel and Guided Tours: Following the Latest Consumption Trends14: What Makes Visitors Spend More: Effects of Motivations on Daily Expenditure15: We are not Tourists. We Fit in this CommunityPART V: POST-CONSUMPTION / POST-EXPERIENCE16: Do Negative Experiences of Hospitality Services Always Lead to Dissatisfaction?17: Structural Equation Modeling - Restaurant Guest Behavioral Intentions18: Effects of People in Photographs on Potential Visitors' Evaluations