Revelation of Nature-minded Travelers: A Study of the Swedish
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https://hdl.handle.net/10037/6046Dato
2013Type
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This research delineates the underlying markets of Swedish travelers visiting nature-based destinations
in Norway. A total of 2,034 respondents are partitioned into mutually exclusive groups, based
on the following four nature-related travel motivations: (1) to experience Norwegian nature, (2) to
be active in nature, (3) to travel in a country that takes the environment seriously, and (4) to get close
to nature. Consequently, the study reveals three distinct groups: (1) the Hardcore Explorer, (2) the
Typical Participant, and (3) the Casual Seeker. All groups noted their most important motivation
in this travel is “to experience the beautiful Norwegian nature.” While the Casual Seeker, which
represents the smallest cluster, does not regard nature as the main attractor to Norway, the other two
clusters are more likely to be motivated by their interest in nature. Relevant discussions and suggestions
for future studies are provided in the conclusion.
Forlag
Cognizant Communication CorporationSitering
Tourism Analysis 18(2013) nr. 6 s. 651-661Metadata
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