The analysis of shopping behaviour in the context of spending leisure time activities of consumers in the chosen shopping centres in Vienna (Austria)

Mitríková, Jana; Šenková, Anna; Antolikova, Sandra; Parová, Valéria

doi:10.21003/ea.v161-16

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“…A number of studies have tried to understand the main factors determining satisfaction of tourists with their shopping experience (Egresi, 2017). Previous research proposed methods for studying tourists' satisfaction or dissatisfaction with modern retail centers (Mitríková et al, 2016), how souvenir shopping influences travel experience and economic impact of cross-border travelers (Kusdibyo, 2016;Boonchai et al, 2020). There are several papers investigating everyday shopping practices and recognition of changes in global, translocal, and personal statuses.…”

Section: Cross-border Tourism In the Border Region: Theoretical Aspectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Travel preferences of Finnish cross-border tourists: Opportunities and limitations for Russian Karelia

Kondrateva

Shlapeko

2021

Geogr. Pol.

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The study aims to examine travel preferences of Finnish cross-border tourists with special reference to the Republic of Karelia, Russia. Data were collected using paper-based and online surveys from 300 respondents travelling from Finland to the Russian Karelia. Although cross-border tourists are a significant part in the inbound tourist flow to Russian Karelia, several obstacles for this type of tourism have been revealed. Measures to stimulate Finnish tourists to travel to Russian Karelia are suggested. The results of this study can be used to improve Karelian tourist products by providing services as expected by tourists. The findings are limited to visitors of Russian Karelia and should therefore be interpreted with caution.

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Section: Cross-border Tourism In the Border Region: Theoretical Aspectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Travel preferences of Finnish cross-border tourists: Opportunities and limitations for Russian Karelia

Kondrateva

Shlapeko

2021

Geogr. Pol.

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“…Financial decision-making influence the demographic character of the population, such as the age of the population (Grigoli et al, 2018;Pasalicova andStiller, 2004, Cagetti, 2003), patterns of family behaviour, shopping tourism trends (Mitriková, et al 2016) or the culture of the region (Ye, et al, 2021). Research by Zhu and Chou (2018), shows a higher level of retirement savings for people over the age of 44; they see the need to secure themselves for a time when income will fall, while the younger generation prefers higher consumption and does not see the need to save for retirement.…”

Section: Financial Behaviourmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of household savings and debts in small open economies during the global pandemic COVID 19

2021

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Research background: Global pandemics, like other crises, is reflected in financial decision-making. For many individuals, the crisis represents a loss of confidence in the economy; fears of losing their jobs, and by analogy, subjects assume a deterioration in their own economic situation. In relation to income shocks, consumers exhibit three types of financial behavior: realizing consumption, generating debt or generating savings. The growth of savings with the entrepreneur's investment restraint, increasing the debt burden significantly affects the social sphere and the economic competitiveness of the region in the global space. Purpose of the article: The article deals with a comparison of the development of savings and household debts in Czechia during the economic crisis and the development during the pandemic. At the same time, the analysis includes a comparison of the values f the development of savings and debts with the development of the consumer confidence indicator in the given period. Methods: The main method of the paper is analysis, comparison of data and prediction of the development of quantities. Quarterly and monthly data for the period 2009 - 2013 and 2020 - 2021 were used for the analysis. Basic for analysis and comparison was represented by the ARAD databases, the Czech Statistical Office, etc. Findings & Value added: The results show that the more dynamic growth of savings in the pandemic was caused by limited consumption, but also by wage growth. Debt growth was more pronounced during the economic crisis, during the pandemic it is a reflection of housing needs and developments in the real estate market.

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“…Moreover, they investigated the features of the interface between shopping centers and the traffic station in terms of spatial synergy [6,7]. The third direction usually is to study the influence of shopping centers' location on consumer behavior and its mechanisms, in order to study the temporal and spatial differences in the behavior of different types of individuals [8], aiming to optimize shopping center's location. The last direction is the appraisal of the center's attractiveness and the examination of the relevant influencing elements [9], which are gradually diversifying, the selection of consumer groups is also getting more precise [10], and in addition to studies on undifferentiated groups [11], there has been a recent consideration from the standpoint of older individuals [12].…”

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Analysis of the influencing factors of vitality and built environment of shopping centers based on mobile-phone signaling data

Bai,

Zhou,

2024

PLoS ONE

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Nowadays, shopping centers not only provides commercial function but also serve as a public space. In this article, we take Nanshan district of Shenzhen as an example, based on the characteristics information of people activities provided by Mobile-phone Signaling Data, using the standard deviation ellipse method to classify the direction of people in shopping centers, and then applying the entropy weighting method to analyze the vitality factors of shopping centers from three perspectives: visitors’ density, revisit rate, and the average length of stay. Finally, we analyzed the influence factors of the surrounding built environment based on correlation analysis to discuss the results with field survey data. The results show that (1) shopping centers in Nanshan District are classified into wide-area type and geo-regional type according to the gathering of visitors. The shopping centers with high comprehensive vitality are basically wide-area type. (2) The factors influencing the vitality of shopping centers are different between wide-area type and geo-regional type. The vitality of wide-area type is mainly influenced by the traffic accessibility and whether they are located in adjacent to large public spaces such as squares and green public; the vitality of geo-regional type shopping centers is mainly influenced by the number of people within a 15-minute walking circle, and the high-vitality of geo-regional shopping centers are generally located in densely populated areas.

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The analysis of shopping behaviour in the context of spending leisure time activities of consumers in the chosen shopping centres in Vienna (Austria)

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Travel preferences of Finnish cross-border tourists: Opportunities and limitations for Russian Karelia

Travel preferences of Finnish cross-border tourists: Opportunities and limitations for Russian Karelia

Development of household savings and debts in small open economies during the global pandemic COVID 19

Analysis of the influencing factors of vitality and built environment of shopping centers based on mobile-phone signaling data

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