A Z generáció utazási szokásai

Tütünkov-Hrisztov, Jordán; Szabó, Katalin; Kinczel, Antonia; Molnár, Ádám; Bujdosó, Zoltán; Müller, Anetta

doi:10.21486/recreation.2021.11.3.4

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“…Taking all of this into account, it is very important to make everyone aware that in order to achieve health, you are the first person who can do something about it. In leisure activities, priority should be given to those that promote refreshment and rest (De Valck et al, 2016;Scholte et al, 2018) and those that encourage physical activity and sports (Kavanagh et al, 2002;Sorensen et al, 2003, Gilson et al, 2008Flynn et al, 2010;Ojo et al, 2013;An et al, 2015;Bredahl et al, 2017;Casey et al, 2017), but it takes time to spend on trips, as they have many beneficial effects (Kardos, 2011;Tütünkov et al, 2021), as they tear employees away from their usual surroundings. The restrictions during covid and home office work had a negative effect on the health and well-being of employees by strengthening the lack of exercise and sedentary behavior (Ráthonyi et al, 2021a, b).…”

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“…According to Lőrincz and Sulyok (2017), nowadays we have to consider tourist activities as one of the defining forms of spending free time, which is why surveys of the motivational factors for choosing a destination are very important. Thanks to the accelerated lifestyle, for the health-conscious person, tourism becomes one of the important factors of recreation in order to achieve rest and recharge (Tütünkov et al, 2021) and activity is becoming more and more important not only in recreation, but also in tourism (Szabó et al, 2022). Nowadays, however, it can be said that travel has also become a very important factor in shaping the quality of life (Gonda et al, 2019).…”

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The Emergence of Leisure Travel as Primary Preventive Tools in Employee Health Behavior

Kinczel¹,

Müller²

2023

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In our current modern world, it can be said that it is very difficult to live a balanced and healthy life, and to always perform well in the world of work, so it is very important to pay attention to our leisure time and our primary prevention activities, which can help preserve our health and improve our fitness. The purpose of the research is to examine the appearance of leisure tourist trips among employees, and how tourist trips appear among the primary prevention tools. Our research found answers to the main questions of what activities employees try to regain their ability to work, and whether trips are popular as primary prevention activities. The recreational activities of the employees are primarily filled by various obligations, but at the same time, the use of primary prevention activities is pushed into the background during everyday life. During the research, we established that medical and wellness holidays are very popular among the respondents, as 22.5% of the sample (133 people) take part in medical tourism holidays and 50.3% of the respondents (297 people) take part in health care on a focused wellness holiday. The quiet, calm environment and the closeness to nature, which helps the employees to regenerate, appeared prominently in the motivation for the choice of destination. Among primary prevention tools, leisure activities spent with family, relationships, and friends, healthy eating, and walking and nature walks are the ones that appear dominantly in the everyday life of employees. In order to reduce the problem of burnout, pressure to perform, and stress among employees and to enable them to perform well in their tasks, it is very important to assess their needs and provide them with programs that contribute to improving their health and regaining their ability to work, such as appropriate recreation programs and various trips.

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The Emergence of Leisure Travel as Primary Preventive Tools in Employee Health Behavior

Kinczel¹,

Müller²

2023

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“…Tourism is becoming a part of our lifestyle and a vital element of our way of life, since, nowadays, we can talk about it as a useful and meaningful leisure activity that serves to recharge, relax and unwind [14,15]. It has also become a very important factor in shaping the quality of life as it has become a social phenomenon [16].…”

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Recreational Factors Influencing the Choice of Destination of Hungarian Tourists in the Case of Bulgaria

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In 1990, the countries of the V4 were the dominant sending countries to Bulgaria, which is why Bulgarians thought of targeting the sending market from these countries, not only with the product of mass tourism, but with a unique, four-season offer. In 1990, Hungary was Bulgaria’s third largest sending market; therefore, leisure trend studies are important as they can help to satisfy the needs of Hungarian tourists and attract them to the destination and increase their visitor satisfaction. The aim of our study is to examine the leisure time patterns and leisure preference system of Hungarian tourists, which is evident during their travels. This study examines the willingness of Hungarian tourists to travel to Bulgaria. According to the results of the secondary and primary research, the vast majority of Hungarian tourists travel to Bulgaria mainly for beach holidays, but, in addition to mass tourism, the country’s culture, history, ecotourism, health tourism, wine and gastronomy may represent further travel potential for Hungarian tourists. Having examined the attitudes of Hungarian tourists (n = 952), the study offers useful recommendations for Bulgarian tourism organizations and Bulgarian and Hungarian tour operators, as factor analysis is used to create groups belonging to factors that can be included as key target groups in publications promoting Bulgaria. Another aim of our study is to add new content to the traditional Bulgarian–Hungarian tourism relations.

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Examination of the Tourism Market after the COVID-19 – Travel Habits of Generation Y and Z in Slovakia and Hungary

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Machova,

Boros

2023

MMI

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The paper aims to examine the travel habits of Generation Y and Generation Z representatives after the coronavirus pandemic among Slovak and Hungarian respondents. To this end, primary data was collected using a questionnaire survey in the first half of 2022. Five hypotheses were formulated and tested with the Chi-square test in the IBM SPSS Statistics 25 software during the research. According to the results, generation Y spends, on average, a higher amount per trip than Generation Z. Both generations like to travel domestically and abroad. For Generation Y, one-week trips are the most typical; for Generation Z, shorter trips of 2-3 days. The two generations are similar in that they often find out about their chosen destination online before travelling. The most important sources of information about destinations for both generations are previous personal experiences, the opinions of friends and acquaintances, and reviews written on travel websites. Generation Y and Z also showed similarities in which factors are most important when choosing a trip. These are the price, the time spent there, the attractions and the accommodation. The length of travel time and available services are more important to Generation Y, and the choice of programs to Generation Z. It is more characteristic of Generation Y that they consider travelling a good opportunity to spend time with the family and that they consider it important to be able to reach the host online. On the other hand, Generation Z considers it more important that travel be cheap. In the case of the two generations, there was no difference in whether they recommended the destinations to their friends or whether they returned to the same place. The study supports the results of certain previous research conducted among travellers from Slovakia and Hungary but also identifies similarities and differences in the travel habits of travellers from the two countries from a generational point of view. The results help travel agencies, specialists, and websites promote destinations in what aspects they should consider if they want to sell travel to Generation Y or Z. In the case of the two generations, there were more similarities than differences in travel habits. Professionals, marketing agencies and tourist destinations should be aware of these similarities and differences when determining their marketing communication target group.

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A Z generáció utazási szokásai

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The Emergence of Leisure Travel as Primary Preventive Tools in Employee Health Behavior

The Emergence of Leisure Travel as Primary Preventive Tools in Employee Health Behavior

Recreational Factors Influencing the Choice of Destination of Hungarian Tourists in the Case of Bulgaria

Examination of the Tourism Market after the COVID-19 – Travel Habits of Generation Y and Z in Slovakia and Hungary

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