Leisure Market Segmentation:
Journal of Travel & Tourism MarketingPublished 1 November 1996Open access
Marcus P. Stemerding, Harmen Oppewal, Theo Beckers, Harry Timmermans
Citations25
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SJR score2.30
SNIP2.13
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Abstract
Traditional segmentation schemes are often based on a grouping of consumers with similar preference functions. The research steps, ultimately leading to such segmentation schemes, are typically independent. In the present article, a new integrated approach to segmentation is introduced, which incorporates elements of traditional approaches, albeit in a new and innovative way. The new methodology and its potential managerial and policy relevance is illustrated using the Dutch initiative of reducing car use for leisure trips as an example.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and AccountingEngineering
