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English 18 Public

Recap for week 1 to 4

Study Slideshow

"Typologies refers to the different types of tourist" True or false

True

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Why studying tourism typologies are important?

It can help understand the decision making process and motivations to choose a certain destination or activity linked to a personal need

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Cohen's tourist typologies classified tourists into 2.............

Institutionalised Tourism and Non-Institutionalised Tourism

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What are the 2 types of Non-Institutionalised Tourism?

The explorer and the drifter

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Define the organised mass tourist (Cohen's tourist typologies)

low on adventure he/she is anxious to maintain his/her ‘environmental bubble’ on the trip. Typically purchasing a ready made package tour off the shelf.

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Plog (1979)developed a theory which classified tourists into 2.........?

Allocentrics and Psychocentrics

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What are the characteristics of Allocentrics travelers?

Answer provided in the attached photo

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What are the characteristics of Psychocentrics travelers?

Answer provided in the photo

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What type of tourism do you think Allocentric travelers prefer?

Answer provided in the photo

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Smith (1989) identifies 6 different typologies from an Explorer (Cohen’s explorer & Plog’s allocentric) to Charter (Cohen’s mass & Plog’s psychocentric)

Answer provided in the photo

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An early classification of travel motivators was developed by Gray (1970) He suggested that there were only two classifications....

Wanderlust and Sunlust

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List the 4 steps of "BUYING BEHAVIOUR & DECISION MAKING"

Awareness, interest, desire, action

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McIntosh & Goeldner (1990) list four categories of what they term basic travel motivators....

Physical, Cultural, Interpersonal, status and prestige

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Define Pull and push factors in tourism? provide examples

Open answer

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What is the difference between Wanderlust and Sunlust?

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List 3 of motivational push factors?

Educational ,otives, social motives, Fun and excitement, escape, relaxation

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