Understanding recreational traveler's motivation, attitude and satisfaction
The Tourist ReviewPublished 1 January 1989
Kye‐Sung Chon
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Abstract
Recreational travel is a psychological experience. Therefore, recreational travel involves an individual traveler's subjective perception of an actual or imagined activity in which he or she participates at a given time. In order to serve effectively recreation travelers at their destinations, it is essential for an agency dealing in recreation at the destinations to understand the psychological forces and factors that motivate and satisfy individual travelers.
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Psychology
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