Understanding why: Push-factors that drive rural tourism amongst senior travellers

Lewis, Clifford; D’Alessandro, Steven

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2019.100574

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“…As this is pandemic time, they hope there would be 'clean sea beach' (4) for 'quick tour' (12). The findings support the literature (Lewis & D'Alessandro, 2019;Jang & Cai, 2002).…”

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Analyzing one-day tour trends during COVID-19 disruption – applying push and pull theory and text mining approach

Roy

Sharma

2020

Tourism Recreation Research

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Fear of COVID-19 and the quarantine lifestyle make travellers look for new ways of travelling to get rid of boredom and anxiety. People are looking for one-day tours to break the monotony. The study presents the travel motivations of people during the pandemic based on the Push and Pull theory. The study's objective is to examine the relationship between push and pull motives for initiating one-day tours when mobility is partially restricted. It examines the moderating effect of COVID-19 related factors on the push and pull motives. The text mining approach and NLP is used to analyze Vlog review data to capture sentiments and emotions. The study gives insight into the traveller's emotional state in the context of one-day tours during these critical times. The text mining reveals the push and pull motives for one day tours and the negative moderating influence of concern for safety and fear of infection. The findings indicate that travellers prefer "day use hotel", "clean beaches", and "home picnic" environment with "proper hygiene" at the tourist locations. These findings give insight into the consumers' travel motivations and concerns, thereby providing service providers with cues to tailor their offerings to stimulate one day tours.

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“…As this is pandemic time, they hope there would be 'clean sea beach' (4) for 'quick tour' (12). The findings support the literature (Lewis & D'Alessandro, 2019;Jang & Cai, 2002).…”

Section: Resultssupporting

confidence: 91%

Analyzing one-day tour trends during COVID-19 disruption – applying push and pull theory and text mining approach

Roy

Sharma

2020

Tourism Recreation Research

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“…Interest in rural tourism is found everywhere throughout the world. Analysis of literature sources has shown that tourism in rural territories is often high-demand among elderly consumers, who travel for reasons of nostalgia (P.Christou, A.Farmaki, G.Evangelou, 2018 [8]), a desire to be in an ecologically balanced environment (Fereshteh Pezeshki, Saeid Ardekani, Masood Khodadadi, Seyed Mahdi Alhosseini Almodarresi Faride Sadat Hosseini, Clifford Lewis, Steve D'Alessandro 2019 [9,10]). In China, a great attention is paid to visits of elderly people to rural areas for purposes of tourism and recreation.…”

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Development trends of the hospitality industry and domestic tourism in rural territories of the Rostov region

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The present article is concerned with development trends of the hospitality industry and domestic tourism in rural territories of the Rostov region. This article provides a review of materials related to the research problem; rural districts of the Rostov region are considered from the perspective of the development of the hospitality industry and domestic tourism. In addition, perspective events, which are able to become a basis for the development of domestic tourism in some districts, are defined.

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“…Ultimately, k = 8 is obtained by using Matlab. That is, after 8 operations, the initial reachable matrix M = (A + I) 8 is generated. Meanwhile, it is found that the system has a strong connection path, which is regarded as the node S r = {S 1 , S 3 , S 4 , S 5 , S 12 , S 17 , S 24 } to obtain the reduced matrix M (subject to space limitations, M and M are not presented).…”

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“…In recent years, the rapid development of rural tourism has attracted scholars to pay more attention to it, and a large number of scientific research and project practice studies have been carried out from different perspectives. From the existing literature, the Sustainability 2021, 13, 5682 2 of 16 research mainly focuses on the various development models of rural tourism, including macro-comparison between regions and micro-empirical research based on stakeholders such as residents [6,7], tourists [8,9], and tourism companies [10]. However, it is still rare to study rural tourism from the perspective of sustainable development, and the research is relatively weak.…”

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Study on the Influencing Factors and Acting Path of the Sustainable Development of Rural Tourism Based on EEAM-ISM Model

Weng

Pan

2021

Sustainability

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The sustainable development of rural tourism is a complex system that includes both objective environmental factors and subjective human factors. Based on the three dimensions of “man–machine–environment”, the element event analysis method (EEAM) is introduced to identify and determine the components of the rural tourism composite system. Then, a hierarchical digraph of the rural tourism complex system is constructed by the interpretative structural model (ISM), and the logical structural relations among factors are explored to clarify the action paths. It is found that: (1) through three rounds of soliciting opinions and revising the list of factors, a total of 26 key factors affecting the sustainable development of rural tourism were screened out; (2) the influencing factors are related to each other to form a five-level factor hierarchical structure, which clearly reveals the overall structure of the system and the support dependencies among factors; (3) on the basis of clarifying the path of influencing factors, the targeted countermeasures and suggestions for the sustainable development of rural tourism are proposed for three key paths. This not only provides a certain theoretical basis for sustainable forecasting but also helps decision-makers to take targeted countermeasures.

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Understanding why: Push-factors that drive rural tourism amongst senior travellers

Cited by 53 publications

References 63 publications

Analyzing one-day tour trends during COVID-19 disruption – applying push and pull theory and text mining approach

Analyzing one-day tour trends during COVID-19 disruption – applying push and pull theory and text mining approach

Development trends of the hospitality industry and domestic tourism in rural territories of the Rostov region

Study on the Influencing Factors and Acting Path of the Sustainable Development of Rural Tourism Based on EEAM-ISM Model

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