長期旅行者と休暇旅行者のモチベーション構造の相違

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The purpose of this study was to delineate the structure of "tourist motivation", and to examine the differences in travel motive between vacation travelers and long-term travelers. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with fourteen persons who had experienced vacation travel and ten persons who had experienced long-term travel. The main findings were as follows: (1) Tourist motivation consisted mainly of six motives. These were "release motive", "pleasure motive", "social motive", "knowledge motive", "sensory motive", and "spiritual motive". (2) For vacation travelers, pleasure motive and affiliation need with company in social motive were dominant. (3) For long-term travelers, sensory motive, spiritual motive and need for encounters with other travelers and local people in social motive were dominant. Based on these findings, it was discussed that although vacation travelers were motivated to refresh and find pleasure temporarily, longterm travelers had long-range perspectives and were motivated to satisfy a need for selfrealization.
関西学院大学の論文
2004-10-28