Lessoning travelers’ motivating behavior for a growing phenomenon in Taiwan by an advanced hybrid object-oriented hierarchical model

Cheng, Ching‐Hsue; Chen, You-Shyang; Sangaiah, Arun Kumar; Chang, Jieh-Ren; Ting-yu, Wang

doi:10.1016/j.jocs.2018.01.009

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“…Researches on tourism behavior and its influencing factors are vital in understanding travelers' decision making and may provide scientific suggestions for tourism managers' decision-making [5]. Based on concepts defining traveling behavior and motivation like escaping-seeking conceptual frameworks, travel career ladder (TCL), travel career pattern (TCP) model, and push-pull model are most widely used models analyzing influencing factors of travel behaviors [6].…”

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Factor Analysis about Indonesian Students’ Motivations to Study in China Based on Push‐Pull Theory

Yang

2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Based on the push-pull model, the study is aimed at testing 116 China (Jiangsu Province) overseas students’ travel motivations with the methods of factor analysis，ANOVA analysis, and independent t -test to explain internal and external factors, which influence overseas students’ travel decision, and further improve overseas students travel market. The results show that leisure and relaxation, togetherness and socialization, and knowledge and culture are top three push factors, while special festivals, historical sites, and financial budgets are top three pull factors. Among sociodemographic factors, gender differences, lengths of visit in China, and main income sources have significant differences in overseas students travel decisions. With “One belt, one road” initiative, travel industries should precisely understand overseas students traveling preferences, explore travelling market layout to balance economic benefits and cultural transmission, and develop overseas students’ traveling destination groups.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Factor Analysis about Indonesian Students’ Motivations to Study in China Based on Push‐Pull Theory

Yang

2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The relationship between human values and conscious ecological behavior among consumers: Evidence from Brazil

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2021

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Lessoning travelers’ motivating behavior for a growing phenomenon in Taiwan by an advanced hybrid object-oriented hierarchical model

Cited by 2 publications

References 71 publications

Factor Analysis about Indonesian Students’ Motivations to Study in China Based on Push‐Pull Theory

Factor Analysis about Indonesian Students’ Motivations to Study in China Based on Push‐Pull Theory

The relationship between human values and conscious ecological behavior among consumers: Evidence from Brazil

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