Tourists, black markets and regional development in West Africa

Lehmann, Arthur C.

doi:10.1016/s0160-7383(80)80009-0

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“…However, the research into tourism-related shopping explaining tourists' preferences and behaviours is still an emergent topic (Oh, Lehto, & O'Leary, 2004;Lloyd, Yip, & Luk, 2011). On the other hand, although the current body of literature yields several examples including black markets (Lehmann, 1980), harassment (Kozak, 2007), sex and prostitution (Ryan & Kinder, 1996;Harrison, 1994), and drug use (Uriely & Belhassan, 2006), the empirical investigation of illicit behaviour by tourists is still limited. This lack of research is also evident on the subject of street markets (Bian & Veloutsou, 2007).…”

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Tourists' shopping experiences at street markets: Cross-country research

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Kozak

2016

Tourism Management

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The study answers the call for research about shopping behaviour on street markets in a tourist context. The study offers a comparative analysis between Portugal and Turkey. The model considers the influence of status consciousness and moral values. Street markets act as an attraction; nevertheless, more proactive actions should be taken. The study offers a different perspective on such behaviours to revive the nature of shopping experiences.

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