What Demotivates the Tourist? Constraining Factors of Nautical Tourism

Jovanović, Tamara; Dragin, Aleksandra; Armenski, Tanja; Pavić, Dragoslav; Davidovic, Nemanja

doi:10.1080/10548408.2013.835679

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“…Equal to motivation theory emerged the limitation theory, besides trying to understand the force which drives tourist to travel, researchers wanted to comprehend the construct of force that influence tourist not to travel (Fleischer & Pizam, 2002;Gilbert & Hudson, 2000;Jovanović et al, 2013;Kerstetter, 2002, Nyaupane et al, 2004Pennington-Gray & Kerstetter, 2002). Backman and Crompton (1989) were among the first authors to argue the tourism limitations (barriers) and defined them as barriers or constraints which inhibit (limit) the tourism activity or participation to tourism activity.…”

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confidence: 99%

What will prevail within citybreak travel, motivation or demotivation?: Case study of Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

Vujičić¹,

Stamenković²,

Stankov³

et al. 2020

Geographica Pannonica

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The aim of this paper is to develop a new perspective on urban tourist motivations and demotivation's by applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) model in order to better understand how tourists make decisions about which destinations to visit. Authors discovered that most important factor within city break travel is internal force, followed by the external force and least important is demotivation. The paper argues that the results indicate the value of applying the AHP model to understand the role and importance both of push and pull factors and demotivators in urban tourism destination choice.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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What will prevail within citybreak travel, motivation or demotivation?: Case study of Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

Vujičić¹,

Stamenković²,

Stankov³

et al. 2020

Geographica Pannonica

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“…It has been proven that a dominant constraining factor for not choosing a specific nautical destination is the social environment where tourists are involved and the opinion of other nautical tourists [39]. For this reason, it has been argued that nautical tourists are loyal to the best nautical experience and not to a destination, and that the previous experience at other destinations has a direct influence on the decision to embark on another nautical tourist experience [40].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this regard, nautical tourism literature is fragmented as previous studies have focused on analyzing the interrelation between satisfaction and a single typology of attributes of image [2,28,39,68] and lacks of a holistic approach in explaining satisfaction conformation of this segment. Despite its significance, very scarce research has been conducted to determine the likely influences of emotional associations of nautical tourists to the places they visit (affective image) on their satisfaction and future behavior [72].…”

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Coopetition in Maritime Tourism: Assessing the Effect of Previous Islands’ Choice and Experience in Tourist Satisfaction

2019

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Maritime tourism has become a competitive opportunity for many island destinations in search of sustainable development. This article aims to analyze the hypothesis that tourist satisfaction with nautical destinations depends on the experience of previous visits to competing destinations. This hypothesis is relevant in order to ascertain the extent of potential coopetition between tourist destinations from the point of view of the consumers. This may ask for the need of cooperation within the competitive environment in which tourist destinations manage sustainability. The evidence is obtained from the case of Cape Verde, an archipelago strongly committed to the development of the nautical sector. Survey data from nautical tourists’ satisfaction visiting Cape Verde is modeled utilizing an ordinal logistic approach. Results show that tourist satisfaction with Cape Verde increases with the authenticity of the cultural experience offered by the destination, the diversity and quality of the nautical offer and the security perceived. Moreover, tourists declaring a satisfactory travel experience in other recently visited islands have higher levels of satisfaction with the nautical destination of Cape Verde. This suggests that proper strategies for nautical tourism development in these islands should not only allow tourists to discover the best cultural and local values of the destination, but also enhance their awareness of the quality of the experience provided by island competitors and, therefore establishing a benchmark for the common benefit of all island destinations becomes of interest. In this regard, coopetition strategies among islands with common interests of specialization may allow them to gain better positioning in the international nautical tourism market, and contribute to tourism development and the sustainability of the industry.

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“…Otros estudios demuestran que la seguridad de los puertos deportivos y la gestión ambiental de marinas son variables importantes, pues ejercen una influencia directa en la motivación y la satisfacción de la demanda de turismo náutico (Jugović et al, 2011;Horak, 2013). Por último, y de manera más sobresaliente, se muestran algunos autores que revelan cuáles son los factores que desmotivan la demanda del turismo náutico y propician la no elección del destino, entre los cuales se encuentran, entre otros aspectos, la influencia de los círculos sociales (Jovanovic, Dragin, Armenski, Pavic & Davidovic, 2013).…”

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El perfil del turista náutico en el destino Cabo Verde

Lam-González

Ledesma

2015

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RESuMEN el turismo náutico se ha definido como un área estratégica prioritaria para la necesaria diversificación del turismo en Cabo Verde. el estudio de la demanda de turismo náutico es un campo de estudio prácticamente inexistente hasta el momento en este país, por lo que se considera un aspecto clave para replantear el desarrollo de la actividad. el presente artículo describe el perfil del turista que viaja a Cabo Verde motivado por la práctica de actividades náutico-recreativas. La planificación del viaje y las principales motivaciones y actitudes del consumidor náutico en el destino son algunos de los resultados obtenidos después de encuestar a 153 turistas náuticos en su paso por Cabo Verde durante 2015. el disponer de información sobre las características y preferencias del mercado constituye una importante herramienta a la hora de diseñar una estrategia promocional o de establecer nuevas y renovadas inversiones, tanto en lo concerniente a centros, como a empresas o a infraestructuras. La percepción del turista náutico sobre los atributos del destino, su satisfacción con la visita y la imagen global y afectiva percibida del destino constituyen otro grupo de resultados que permiten identificar debilidades en la actual oferta de productos y servicios náuticos de Cabo Verde.PAlAbRAS ClAVE disposición, motivaciones, preferencias, turismo náutico.

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What Demotivates the Tourist? Constraining Factors of Nautical Tourism

Cited by 40 publications

References 49 publications

What will prevail within citybreak travel, motivation or demotivation?: Case study of Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

What will prevail within citybreak travel, motivation or demotivation?: Case study of Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

Coopetition in Maritime Tourism: Assessing the Effect of Previous Islands’ Choice and Experience in Tourist Satisfaction

El perfil del turista náutico en el destino Cabo Verde

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