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Chap 2 Travel

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Active Sports Tourism involves traveling to participate in physical sporting activities, often combining adventure, fitness, and cultural experiences
Allocentric Travelers adventurous, independent tourists who seek novel, culturally immersive, and less-developed destinations.
Business Tourism ravel undertaken for work-related purposes—such as meetings, conferences, trade shows, and incentive trips—and represents a major global sector
Corporate Hospitality Event an entertainment or social event organized by a company to engage clients, stakeholders, or employees, aiming to strengthen relationships, reward loyalty, and create positive business impressions.
Demographics statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it
Destination the place to which someone or something is going or being sent
Economic Leakage the outflow of money from the circular flow of income in an economy, occurring when income is diverted away from domestic consumption through savings, taxes, and imports
Geotagging the process of embedding geographic location data—typically latitude and longitude—into digital content such as photos, videos, and social media posts, using GPS or similar positioning methods.
Insta Tourism where social media, especially Instagram, influences where and how people travel
Market Segmentations dividing a broad market into smaller, more homogeneous groups of customers based on shared characteristics, needs, or behaviors to enable targeted marketing strategies
Mass Tourism large-scale commercial travel where huge numbers of people visit the same popular destinations at the same time, often via affordable package deals
MICE a specialized sector of business travel that stands for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions
Mid-Centric Travelers the largest group of tourists
Nostalgic Sports Tourism travel to historic stadiums, halls of fame, museums, and live events to connect with sports history, personal memories, and team traditions
Passive Sports Tourism Traveling to watch live sporting events as a spectator
Plog’s Model categorizes travelers by personality traits to explain why destinations rise and fall in popularity over time
Psychocentric Travelers conservative, risk-averse individuals who prefer familiar, safe, and heavily developed destinations
Psychographics market research method that classifies population groups based on psychological variables like attitudes, values, interests, and lifestyles
Target Market specific group of consumers or businesses identified as the most likely buyers of a product or service
Typology the systematic classification of tourists or forms of travel based on behaviors, motivations, and psychological profiles
Virtual Tourism lets you explore global destinations, landmarks, and museums from your home using digital technology
Created by: Gjimenez27
 

 



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