Weather perceptions, holiday satisfaction and perceived attractiveness of domestic vacationing in The Netherlands

Jeuring, Jelmer

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2017.01.018

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“…The data of literature study is used to confirm and complete the previous primary data obtained through depth interview. The model used in this study adopted the research model from the previous research (6,7,8,9,10,14) by using travel motivation (push & pull motivation) eWOM, accident risk perception, and travel intention variable.…”

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“…Involving variable influence of social media on tourists' motivation and image formation of a destination. Abubakar & Ilkan [10] Online WOM, Destination trust, Intention to Travel Examine the impact of online WOM on destination trust and intention to travel in the medical tourism sector Jeuring [14] Weather perception, Holiday satisfaction, Value-attitude-intention, destination choice & adaptive behavior…”

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The Determinants of Accident Risk Perception, Travel Motivation, eWOM and Travel Intention on Island Tourism Destination

Wulandari

Amani

Athari

2019

Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Industrial Enterprise and System Engineering (IcoIESE 2018)

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The high number of tourist transport accidents in Indonesia makes transportation security as a factor that affects tourist risk perception. Electronic word of mouth (eWOM) about tourism places also affects the tourist risk perception. Research on the effect of travel risk perception on intention to travel has been done, but research on risk perception variables associated with accident risk perception has not been found. This research fills the research gap on the development of travel intention model which involves travel motivation, eWOM and risk perception variables associated with accident risk perception on island tourism using water transportation (ship) as the main transportation. This research used qualitative method by collecting data through depth interview, focus group disscusion and using literature study data as research data. The findings of this research are 10 indicators for accident risk perception variable, 10 indicators for travel motivation-push motivation variable, 7 indicators for travel motivationpull motivation variable and 5 indicators for eWOM variable. The model developed in this study is adapted to the characteristics of the island tourism in Indonesia that is considering the island tourist experience and the risk of tourism island perceived by domestic tourist of Indonesia.

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Section: Risk Perceptions and Travel Intention Of Young Touristmentioning

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The Determinants of Accident Risk Perception, Travel Motivation, eWOM and Travel Intention on Island Tourism Destination

Wulandari

Amani

Athari

2019

Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Industrial Enterprise and System Engineering (IcoIESE 2018)

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“…Furthermore, within the climate-tourism combination, the usual atmospheric conditions, their variability (which now includes climate change) and possible extreme events all affect the tourism product in that they influence the attractiveness of the destination and the resources available there. The influence of the weather is manifested during the tourists' stay [45] and is a common source of dissatisfaction [46,47] or satisfaction [47][48][49] for them, as it can affect their access to and use of these tourism resources [50][51][52][53][54]. The tourists' safety can also be affected by the atmospheric conditions in the event of extreme climate events taking place [55][56][57][58].…”

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Climate Preferences for Tourism: Perceptions Regarding Ideal and Unfavourable Conditions for Hiking in Spain

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Physical activity is an increasingly frequent part of our leisure time. Within this context, hiking is a popular form of tourism which has a positive impact on the quality of life. In spite of the importance of climate conditions for this recreational activity, relatively little research has been done on hiking from the perspective of climate and tourism. With this in mind in this paper we make the first detailed extensive assessment of climate preferences for the practice of hiking tourism in Spain. To this end a review of the theoretical/methodological body of literature on tourism climatology was conducted together with a survey aimed at evaluating the stated climate preferences of hiking tourists. The results are offered within the framework of international research on climate preferences for a range of tourism activities. The comparative analysis of these results with regard to those obtained in previous research highlights various similarities but also certain factors specific to hiking in Spain. Overall, the climate preferences of hiking tourists are similar to those of other segments of the tourism market in terms of the aesthetic and physical aspects of the climate, although they also have certain specific preferences as regards thermal aspects, especially regarding the optimal daily thermal conditions for hiking. The results obtained are useful for assessing the suitability of the climate for the practice of hiking tourism in Spain and for promoting proper management and planning of this leisure activity in tourist destinations, including the development of climate calendars detailing the most suitable times of the year for hiking at these destinations. These issues will be addressed in future research studies.

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“…Finally, a different source of information largely considered by researchers is represented by climatic factors and weather perception (Jeuring, 2017). Both indicators are included either as singular factors (e.g.…”

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Modelling international monthly tourism demand at the micro destination level with climate indicators and web-traffic data

2019

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We investigate if and how climate indicators and web-traffic data may improve the estimates of demand functions’ parameters, considering specific origins and destinations. Overall, augmented demand functions show better fit and more reliable price and income elasticities whether the demand is measured with arrivals or with overnights. However, heterogeneity stemming from the main type of tourism (business vs. cultural vs. sea and sun) affects both the web-based and the climate indicators better describing tourists demand as well as their optimal lags. Our findings highlight the utility of such prompt and territorial detailed information for local policymakers, showing, however, how sensitive different demand segments are to policy intervention.

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Weather perceptions, holiday satisfaction and perceived attractiveness of domestic vacationing in The Netherlands

Cited by 64 publications

References 49 publications

The Determinants of Accident Risk Perception, Travel Motivation, eWOM and Travel Intention on Island Tourism Destination

The Determinants of Accident Risk Perception, Travel Motivation, eWOM and Travel Intention on Island Tourism Destination

Climate Preferences for Tourism: Perceptions Regarding Ideal and Unfavourable Conditions for Hiking in Spain

Modelling international monthly tourism demand at the micro destination level with climate indicators and web-traffic data

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