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How students search for and decide for a university has grown more complex: the search process and the consulted channels have multiplied.
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We want to provide you an insight into what we found out.
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3) This indicates attraction and activity suppliers will increasingly distribute offerings online at destinations. However, pre-trip searching and booking was still preferred by most respondents.Older Tourists: An Exploratory Study on Online Behaviour
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user generated content
This document provides an outline for an interdisciplinary study on how user-generated content affects tourists' destination choices. It will take a psychological approach to examine consumer behavior and a marketing approach to analyze digital marketing and user-generated content. The research question investigates the impact of user-generated content on tourist destination selection. Both qualitative and quantitative methodology like observation, ethnography, and content analysis will be used. The expected outcomes are that user-generated content significantly influences consumer behavior and destination image formation, and requires an immediate response from marketers.
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Tourism today is one of the most important economic and social sectors in the world, which plays
a prominent role in the development of countries. This importance has grown as an industry through
the social media networks.In this paper, a proposed method has been introduced distinguish the main
factors that impact the Frequency of Travel (FoT) among Iraq local tourists. Application (API) graphics and
scrapy are utilized to collect information from TripAdvisor social network in a period of (2015-2018).
The collected information are reprocessed and coded for the specified nominal data using tied rank. It is
important to note that the adopted technique does not lose any data about the attribute and brings different
properties beforehand obscure. Data mining ordinal logistic regression is used to extract user's behavior
upon local tourism in Iraq. The expected outcome of this work is to discover out the effect of personal
information and the type of places on the selection of the local touristic places in Iraq. The collected
information was exploited to know the preferred local touristic trends, because there are no statistics on
the number of domestic tourists in Iraq. The proposed model was used for analyzing personal information
and types of preferred tourism places as a factors affecting frequency of travel in Iraq. The obtained results
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- 14. Mathieson & Wall Model on Five-Stage Process of Travel-Buying Behavior Tourist Profile: Socioeconomic and behavioral characteristics Trip features Trip distance Trip pressure Trip cost Domestic pressure Party size Trip duration Confidence in travel intermediaries Perceived risk and uncertainty of travel Travel desire Information search Image of Destination (+ or -) Information search continued Assessment of travel alternatives Travel decisions Travel arrangements Travel experience and evaluation Travel Awareness Destination resources and characteristics Primary resources Tourist facilities and services Political and economic and social structure Geography and environment Infrastructure Internal accessibility
- 22. Theoretical framework Tourist Profile: Socioeconomic and behavioral characteristics Trip features Trip distance Trip pressure Trip cost Domestic pressure Party size Trip duration Confidence in travel intermediaries Perceived risk and uncertainty of travel Travel desire Information search Image of Destination (+ or -) Information search continued Assessment of travel alternatives Travel decisions Travel arrangements Travel experience and evaluation Travel Awareness Destination resources and characteristics occupation , education , net income and age are taken out. nationality , student’s identification number (ID) , Grade Point Average (GPA) , disposable money , total family income , living party , weekday internet use , weekend internet use , and push factors are added. IUT related Travel Awareness Key characteristics of the destination Travel desire IUT used on Information gathering IUT used on Travel decisions IUT used on Travel arrangements IUT as a long term consumer relationship tool Tourist Profile: Socioeconomic and behavioral characteristics IUT related Travel Awareness Trip features Destination resources and characteristics Trip distance Trip cost Party size Trip duration Confidence in IUT Key characteristics of the destination Primary resources Tourist facilities and services Political and economic and social structure Geography and environment Infrastructure Internal accessibility
- 25. Respondents and sampling procedures Research Instrument: self-administered questionnaire Target Population: 17,798 undergraduate AU students Sample Size: 381 Sampling Method : non-probability sampling Pre-test: 30 tour operators
- 27. Pre-test Intensity of IUT Not use IUT at all IUT used on Information gathering IUT used on Travel decisions IUT used on Travel arrangements IUT as a long term consumer relationship tool