Tourism travel patterns and Mexican millennial women: a comparative study of their conditions and meanings

Q1 Social Sciences

International Journal of Tourism Anthropology Pub Date : 2021-06-27 DOI:10.1504/ijta.2021.116090

Rosa Adriana Vázquez Gómez, Maribel Osorio García, Denice Anel Ordaz Mejía

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Abstract

This paper presents a comparative study of the living conditions, practices and meanings of tourist travel for young millennial women in Mexico City's metropolitan area within the framework of youth tourism in order to identify how travel contributes to the social construction of their identity. Through comparative, mixed and gendered research, a methodological convergence strategy was applied in which quantitative research was carried out through surveys and qualitative research through interviews, aimed at two groups of young female students in different educational institutions, with different economic situations, and located in a central area vs. the outskirts of Mexico City. The results reveal similarities in both groups' travel practices, but there are differences with respect to the meanings they grant them and, therefore, the role that travel has in constructing their identities.

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旅游旅游模式与墨西哥千禧一代女性:条件与意义的比较研究

本文在青年旅游的框架下，对墨西哥城大都市区千禧一代年轻女性的生活状况、旅游实践和旅游意义进行了比较研究，以确定旅游如何促进她们身份的社会建构。通过比较研究、混合研究和性别研究，采用方法趋同策略，通过调查进行定量研究，通过访谈进行定性研究，针对两组来自不同教育机构、不同经济状况、位于墨西哥城中心地区和郊区的年轻女学生。研究结果显示，两组人的旅行行为有相似之处，但在赋予他们的意义方面存在差异，因此，旅行在构建他们身份的过程中所起的作用也存在差异。

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International Journal of Tourism Anthropology Social Sciences-Anthropology

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期刊介绍： IJTA is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advanced theory, research and practice in the field of tourism anthropology. Due to the multidisciplinary nature of tourism anthropology, IJTA encourages manuscripts from interrelated disciplines - including ethnography, ethnics, sociology, psychology, archaeology, art, linguistics, economics, politics, history, philosophy, geography, and ecology - in order to publish original, high-quality and cutting-edge research on all aspects of tourism anthropology and to offer a new, integrated perspective of the field. Topics covered include: -Authenticity, identity, mobility; tourism/leisure/recreation/hospitality evolution -Rite and pilgrimage, acculturation and enculturation, ethnography, ethnocentrism -Cultural changes, cultural/interest conflicts, cross-cultural psychology -Globalisation, industrialisation, commercialisation, post-modernism -Hosts and guests, individuality, collectivity, stakeholders, community, welfare -Social/economic/ethical/familial roles, structure/impact, social class -History, memory, image, symbol, [in]tangible heritage, motivation, incentive -East and West, local and global nexus, rural and urban -Minorities, indigenous populations, folk art/customs, literature, art, museums, religion -Sustainability, ecology, culture, cultural brokering; events/festivals, theme parks -Economic/social/ecological/cultural behaviour/impact; public/government/NGOs -Competitive/interrelated industry behaviour/impact -Gender, the elderly, women, children, the disabled, health/therapy, disease, medicine -Terrorism, disasters, crises, politics, democracy/human rights, war, peace -High tech/new media impact, education and training