Touristic Motivation and Lifestyles of Hungarian Domestic Tourists Correlation Study (original) (raw)

Motivations and Experiences Concepts in the Travel Decisions of Domestic Tourists of the „Hungarian Great Plain”

Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites, 2020

From the point of view of successful tourism product development and destination management it is important to identify the t ravel motivations that determine the expectations of the experience and hence the satisfaction. The large-scale survey among domestic tourism participants reveals ideas, knowledge and motivations as determinants of tourism consumer habits, explores the relationship between domest ic travel characteristics, destination awareness and the suggestibility of travel decisions. The results obtained, especially the general openness to domestic travel. Based on the research results, the tourism-specific motivations of the destination can be identified, on which further product development and experience management methods can be based.

Current trends in tourist motivation The Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest PhD, 1 st year, Business Administration

Currently, in an evolving economy, the study of tourist behaviour is crucial for the field specialists. Influenced by a variety of factors, tourists tend to change their behaviour in time. An important indicator of tourist behaviour, tourist motivation has the purpose of revealing consumer's desires and apirations when opting for a vacation. The analysis of tourist motivations has the advantage of preparing tourist practitioners, and therefore to prepare and forecast the oferr of tourism products that match the current and future demand. This paper is an exploratory research, based on data and studies on recent evolution of the travelling reasons, in order to identify the changing trends.

Current trends in tourist motivation

cactus-journal-of-tourism.ase.ro

Currently, in an evolving economy, the study of tourist behaviour is crucial for the field specialists. Influenced by a variety of factors, tourists tend to change their behaviour in time. An important indicator of tourist behaviour, tourist motivation has the purpose of revealing consumer's desires and apirations when opting for a vacation. The analysis of tourist motivations has the advantage of preparing tourist practitioners, and therefore to prepare and forecast the oferr of tourism products that match the current and future demand. This paper is an exploratory research, based on data and studies on recent evolution of the travelling reasons, in order to identify the changing trends.

A systematic approach to personal travel motives (theoretical construct)

2015

The article discusses a systematic approach to personal travel motives. With the aim to perceive the links between main attitudes of the system of human motivation and tourist travel motives, the article presents a theoretical discourse on this topic. The author admits that the change in tourist travel motives has impact on the supply of tourism services; meanwhile the process is reciprocal and can be viewed as a transition from the prevalent form of ‘hard’ tourism to the new form of ‘soft’ tourism which is firmly establishing itself nowadays. The article defines the reasons of this shift. Besides, on the basis of the historical context of change in travel motives and up-to-date perspective, the author analyses the scientific position of famous tourism specialists (Faracik, 2008; Plog, 2005; Pearce, 2005; Kvartalnov, 2002; Rudnicki, 2010, and others) on travel motives and discusses models published in scientific papers. Special attention is given to the links between tourist travel ...

Consumer's behavioural patterns: the Romanian tourists

2017

What does makes a consumer choose between different alternatives? What underlies behind the decision making process? What was not said about the behaviour of the tourists? This study will remarkably answer the above questions describe the way that the people from the old Dacia land takes decisions in the tourism framework. Problem statement. Imagine that you are a tourism entrepreneur. You prepared yourself and your business for future clients. You offer quality services. And so does your competitors. What makes you better for being choose by tourists? Imagine that you are an academic professional looking to define the tourist behaviour. You read a lot, and the more you read, the more your beliefs are blurred. Taken the less-is-more effect, the purpose of this research is to offer a deeper understanding of the behaviour of Romanian travellers and measure their potential as national and international tourists. Previous investigation. While most of the research focused on Romania as a...

EXAMINATION OF HOLIDAY HABITS IN HUNGARY, WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO RURAL TOURISM

GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites, 2022

The paper aims to examine the demand for rural tourism, targeting the design of offers following the period of the pandemic. The topic of the present study, is the examination of the holiday habits of the Hungarian population focusing on rural tourism. Following the theoretical background regarding rural tourism, rural tourism destination and tourism motivation, the primary research investigates the holiday habits of various age groups and the differences between these, the frequency of traveling and planned overstays, and the optional programs as recreational and gastronomic activities, their willingness to spend for the offers that form an integral part of the rural tourism. The survey method was chosen and the respondents were assigned via a random sample. The collected data was processed via IBM SPSS 25 program, in which unary and binary operations, correlation analysis was done. The study highlights that there is a high demand for rural tourism in the countryside in the post-pa...

Understanding of Travel Motivations of Domestic Tourists

Journal of Tourism and Services

Domestic tourism plays an essential role in the tourism industry and contributes to the overall economic development. This study aims to investigate the relationship between push and pull travel motivations of domestic tourists, their behavioral intentions, a direct influence of travel motivations on perceived benefit and perceived value of domestic tourists. The paper applies the concept of push and pull factors of travel motivation, perceived benefit, perceived value, and behavioral intention. The study implies a quantitative research method - questionnaire survey targeting domestic tourists in Mongolia between July to September 2019. A total of 1068 returned questionnaires were analyzed using factor analysis, reliability test, regression, path analysis, and SEM. The research result suggests that travel motivations (push and pull factors) were significant constructs of behavioral intentions. Moreover, the research results are significant for tourism practitioners, researchers, and...

Consumer Behavior in the Different Sectors of Tourism

2010

Consumer behavior is a fascinating but difficult subject to research. This statement is particularly relevant in the tourism field, where the decision to purchase by a consumer is of emotional significance. The consumption of tourism products is dependent on discretionary time and income. Thus, much attention has been devoted to determining motives for travel behavior, both in terms of choosing

CONSUMER BEHAVIOURAL SOCIO-ECONOMICAL PATTERNS OF THE ROMANIAN TOURISTS

While most of the research focused on Romania as a touristic destination, relatively less attention was paid to the behaviour of Romanian traveller. To some extent this is also due to the significant flow of Romanian "tourists" that emigrated after 1989, the clear separation between the genuine travellers being rather difficult. Moreover, statistics indicate that 2007 was one of the few years that registered a surplus in the balance of payments for the Romanian tourism. That is, foreigners were spending more in Romania than Romanians abroad. It is therefore necessary to analyse the behaviour of the Romanian travellers and the main attributes taken into consideration when choosing their touristic destinations. It cannot be elaborated or promoted a service unless it is discovered for whom is this service needed, its attractions and motivations for what is chose. Through the SPSS quantitative analyse developed further, we expect to demonstrate that tourist behaviour is the main factor in deciding the framework of the offer. Important contributions are expected from this research: first, to offer first hand empirical evidence on the behaviour of the Romanian as tourists; and second, to determine a socio-economic profile of the Romanian tourists by identifying the main tourist patterns.