ESCAPING FROM CULTURAL PRACTICES AT HOME: AN EXPLORATION OF PUSH AND PULL

IF 0.5 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

TOURISM CULTURE & COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.3727/109830421x16262461231774

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Abstract

This study explores the respective impacts of push and pull motivations on destination choices by Arab Emirati tourists, with emphasis on cultural aspects. The researchers evaluated the adequacy of Crompton’s socio-psychological and cultural model by examining why participants are drawn to destinations offering cultural contrasts to the norms prevalent in their usual places of residence. A qualitative approach was used to identify the aspects of destination choice that are most dependent on cultural context. It was concluded that pull factors should not be viewed in isolation because they operate alongside traveller cultural backgrounds in determining destination choices. Future researchers are encouraged to undertake further examinations of push and pull factors, taking full account of the hybridity of tourist motivations.

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逃离家乡的文化习俗:对推与拉的探索

本研究探讨了推动和拉动动机对阿联酋游客目的地选择的各自影响，重点是文化方面。研究人员通过研究为什么参与者被吸引到与他们通常居住的地方普遍存在的文化差异的目的地，来评估克朗普顿的社会心理和文化模型的充分性。一种定性的方法被用来确定目的地选择的各个方面，最依赖于文化背景。结论是，不应孤立地看待拉动因素，因为它们与旅行者的文化背景一起决定目的地的选择。鼓励未来的研究人员在充分考虑游客动机混杂的情况下，对推拉因素进行进一步的研究。

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TOURISM CULTURE & COMMUNICATION HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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1.20

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16.70%

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