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Ch 2 Travel

Marketing to the Traveling Public

TermDefinition
Active Sports Tourism a type of travel where people go to a destination mainly to participate directly in a sport or physical activity, rather than just watch as a spectator
Allocentric Travelers an adventurous, highly confident, and extroverted explorer who seeks out new, exotic, and uncommercialized destinations
Business Tourism the practice of traveling for work-related or professional purposes to a place outside an individual's usual home and workplace
Corporate Hospitality Event a specialized segment of business travel where companies host clients, partners, or employees at exclusive events, conferences, or leisure destinations to build relationships, reward performance, and promote business growth
Demographics the statistical characteristics of travelers, such as age, gender, income level, and family life cycle
Destination a city, town, region, or specific place that people travel to visit for pleasure, relaxation, culture, or recreation
Economic Leakage the process by which money spent by tourists leaves a destination's local economy rather than remaining to benefit local communities and businesses
Geotagging the process of adding geographical identification metadata—such as GPS coordinates, latitude, longitude, or a specific place name—to digital media like travel photographs, videos, and social media posts
Insta Tourism a trend where people choose travel destinations based on photos and videos they see on the social media platform Instagram
Market Segmentations the process of dividing a diverse group of travelers into smaller, distinct subgroups based on shared characteristics, needs, and behaviors
Mass Tourism the activity of people traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes for not more than one consecutive year
MICE a specialized sector of business travel focused on planning, booking, and hosting large group events for professional, commercial, or educational purposes
Mid-Centric Travelers a tourist who falls in the middle of Plog's Model, balancing a desire for new cultural experiences with a need for safety, comfort, and established tourism infrastructure
Nostalgic Sports Tourism a specialized form of travel where individuals visit historical sports sites, museums, halls of fame, or iconic venues to connect with the history and sentimental value of a sport rather than to attend a live or current competition
Passive Sports Tourism a type of travel where people visit a destination primarily to watch or spectate at sporting events rather than to actively participate in them
Plog's Model a psychographic framework created by Stanley Plog in 1974 that classifies travelers based on their personality traits, motivations, and willingness to take risks
Psychocentric Travelers a tourist who prefers familiar, safe, and predictable destinations and experiences rather than seeking adventure or novelty
Psychographics classifies travelers based on internal psychological traits like personality, values, interests, attitudes, and lifestyles rather than external facts like age or location
Target Market a specific group of travelers that a destination, hotel, or tour company focuses its marketing efforts and services on
Typology based on why people travel, where they go, and what activities they do
Virtual Tourism a digital experience that lets people explore real or imaginary places remotely using technologies like 360-degree videos, virtual reality (VR), and interactive online platforms without physically traveling there
Created by: kmcdermott2027
 

 



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