Segmenting Leisure Travelers by Risk Reduction Strategies
Journal of Travel & Tourism MarketingPublished 1 November 2011
Ada Lo, Rob Law, Catherine Cheung
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This study is an initial attempt in using risk reduction strategies as the basis for segmenting leisure travelers. Results of the study generated insights into the nature of consumer markets and created three segments of travelers who adopted risk reduction strategies in different ways. The three leisure travelers' segments include: socially reliant risk reducers, self-initiated risk reducers, and unconcerned about risk reduction. Travel behaviors and sociodemographics of the three segments were also compared.
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