Tourist roles, perceived risk and international tourism
Abstract
International tourists can be classified according to the degree of novelty and familiarity sought. This study investigated the hypothesis that tourists seeking familiarity would perceive higher levels of risk associated with international tourism than those seeking novelty. A random sample of US-born young adults was surveyed. Seven risk factors were identified: health, political instability, terrorism, strange food, cultural barriers, a...
Paper Details
Title
Tourist roles, perceived risk and international tourism
Published Date
Jul 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
30
Issue
3
Pages
606 - 624
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