The influence of education level on choosing coastal regions as tourist destinations

Djeri, Lukrecija; Kovačić, Sanja; Stamenković, Predrag; Nagy, Imre

doi:10.5937/geopan1702096d

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“…They prefer individual arrangements tailored to meet their specific wishes and needs, unlike secondary school students who prefer to be all-encompassing. They also want to learn about new landscapes and cultures (Djeri et al, 2017).…”

Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Management 107mentioning

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Tourist satisfaction on scenic attractions in Anhui Province, China

Wei¹,

Felicen²

2022

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One of the important manifestations of post-experience behavior is tourists' satisfaction This study generally aimed to assess the satisfaction of tourists towards scenic attractions in Anhui province, China. Specifically, it aimed to present the demographic profile of the respondents; assessed the tourist satisfaction; tested the significant difference on tourist satisfaction when grouped according to the profile variables. Descriptive design was used with 385 respondents.Frequency distribution, percentage, weighted mean, independent sample t-test, and analysis of variance (ANOVA) were used as statistical tests. Based on the result, most respondents were between the ages of 18-26, women, and college students mostly, and they have come to the scenic spot for the second time. Respondents were satisfied with the services at the selected tourist attractions as they rated it as being very timely, complete, polite, consistent, accessible, accurate, and responsive. There are significant differences in customer satisfaction when grouped according to educational attainment in terms of timeliness and courtesy; there are also significant differences when grouped according to frequency of visits in terms of timeliness, completeness, consistency, accessibility, accuracy and responsiveness. Significant difference also exists when grouped according to purpose of travel in terms of timeliness, completeness, courtesy, accessibility and responsiveness. It is recommended that the scenic attractions may add convenience facilities such as (intelligent ticket purchasing equipment, intelligent ticket checking equipment, intelligent voice guide explanation, etc.) to ensure the timeliness of serving tourists.

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Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Management 107mentioning

confidence: 99%

Tourist satisfaction on scenic attractions in Anhui Province, China

Wei¹,

Felicen²

2022

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“…They preferred individual arrangements which are tailored to satisfy their specific desires and needs which differ from people with secondary school who prefer all-inclusive packages. They also want to get to know new landscapes and cultures (Djeri et al, 2017). However, the least participants attained Master's Degree with 10 or 5.60 percent and then education/ trade with 2 or 1.10 percent.…”

Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Management 89mentioning

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“…They do not rely much on their own judgments and seek help from their family and friends. At the same time, they opt to choose travel agencies that offer them the cheapest itineraries at the moment since they travel mostly during preseason because of less overbooked capacities and in post season due to lower cost of arrangement (Djeri et al, 2017). Table 2 presents the Psychographic Profile of the Respondents in view of their love in travelling.…”

Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Management 89mentioning

confidence: 99%

Tourist behavioral intention in visiting attractions in Quezon Province

Madridano¹

2021

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This study aimed to assess the tourist behavioral Intention in Visiting attractions in Quezon Province. Specifically, presented the demographic and psychographic profile of the respondents; assessed tourist behavioral intentions; determined the marketing tools used and the characteristics of marketing strategies influenced the tourist behavioral Intentions; tested the significant difference on tourist behavioral intentions and influence of marketing strategies when grouped according to the profile variables; tested the significant relationship of tourist behavioral intentions and influence of marketing strategies; and proposed an action plan for tourism improvement in Quezon Province. The study used a quantitative research methodology using statistical data. The respondents were local and tourist. Adopted questionnaire was utilized and statistical tools were used to interpret the data. The researcher concluded that majority of the respondents are single female coming from the local, aged 18-25 (student or young adult) with Bachelor's Degree and classified as Mid-centric. They usually travel for leisure and prefer using the Internet when choosing a travel destination. The findings revealed that Word of Mouth (WoM) was highly influential when tourists are making travel decisions. The study recommended that the destination management may improve their official website, promote more about Volunteerism or sustainable tourism. Furthermore, the management must adopt the new normal by establishing practices to enhance safety and precautionary measures to avoid the spread of COVID-19.

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Examining urban tourists’ attitudes: The case study of Belgrade (Serbia)

Podovac

Ivanović

Milojica

2023

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Personal characteristics have an important role in shaping tourists’ attitudes. The purpose of this study is to examine tourists’ attitudes to elements of the tourist offer of the city of Belgrade, the main urban destination in the Republic of Serbia. The primary research aim is to examine the influence of these personal characteristics on such attitudes. A survey was conducted on a sample of 319 tourists, who visited the city. The collected data were processed in the statistical program SPSS25 while the formed hypotheses were tested using appropriate statistical tests. The research results indicated that tourists highly rated the diversity of the gastronomic offer and the quality of nightlife, while organized tours for visiting tourist attractions and the quality of traffic infrastructure were ranked as elements in which there are opportunities for improvement. Further, the research results showed that origin and education influenced differences in tourists’ attitudes. The theoretical and practical implications as well as research limitations are defined, and recommendations made for the future research based on the theoretical background and research results.

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The influence of education level on choosing coastal regions as tourist destinations

Cited by 3 publications

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Tourist satisfaction on scenic attractions in Anhui Province, China

Tourist satisfaction on scenic attractions in Anhui Province, China

Tourist behavioral intention in visiting attractions in Quezon Province

Examining urban tourists’ attitudes: The case study of Belgrade (Serbia)

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