Push factors are defined as internal motives or forces that cause tourists to seek activities to reduce their needs, while pull factors are destination generated forces and the knowledge that tourists hold about a destination (Gnoth, 1997). Most push factors are instrinsic motivators, such as the...
pull factorspush factorstourismvisitMotivation that enhances tourists' behaviour to visit tourism destinations can be investigated by using the Push鈥損ull factor approach. This study investigates the push and pulls factors and challenges facing visitation to Oluminrin waterfalls, Nigeria. It achieves ...
Push-pull framework provides a useful approach for examining the motivations underlying tourist behavior.This research examines the influence of pull factors on inbound tourists in Dunhuang in summer in 2008,based on the questionnaires.From the aspects of attraction and friction,using factor analysis to...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to investigate the differences and relationships of push and pull motivations in two different rural tourism destinations. Design/methodology/approach - Data were collected from tourists visiting rural tourism companies in Finland and in Tyrol (Austria). The dat...
Using qualitative research techniques, this paper explores the relationship between the ‘push’ and ‘pull’ factors of a destination and the influence of nationality on these factors. These relationships were explored for a sample of 103 international tourists to Mauritius. The data were analysed by...
With respect to the pull factors, result shows some difference in perceptions of destination image between domestic and international sport tourists. The findings of the study suggest that: (1) market segmentation based on demographic profiles can be identified, (2) four push motives should be ...
Beach tourism in KwaZulu-Natal Province: An evaluation of push and pull factors motivating black domestic tourists from the Gauteng Province African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation & DanceNICOLAIDES, A.SURUJLAL, J.
of travelling to health resorts (push) as well as external motives resulting from destination's attributes, and explaining the choice of the health tourism establishment (pull) by Polish treatment-seekers divided into two social groups: persons in employment and retired...
On the left, we see travel ads inviting us to “escape” and “get away.” On the right, we see ads promising adventure (“around the world”, “let the magic find you”), as well as social interaction in the rightmost ad. All these are push factors. The pull factors in the ads...
This thesis will be based on the “push-pull” model theory, using the literature analysis method, taking the elderly group for the winter resort tourism consumption demand as the starting point to deeply explore the influencing factors of the driving force of the Chinese elderly group’s winter...