基于水的安全问题和沟通机会

IF 0.7 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Journal of Park and Recreation Administration Pub Date : 2021-02-01 DOI:10.18666/JPRA-2021-10847

Elena Tsakakis, I. Schneider

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摘要

安全和令人满意的娱乐体验融入了多个土地利用管理机构的使命，这些机构为美国520万个娱乐相关工作岗位提供支持。然而，游客往往没有意识到与娱乐相关的潜在风险和安全隐患，随后也没有做好准备。随着在线信息的出现，有机会针对通信和关键信息。这项研究观察了水上游客对娱乐区公共、私人和非营利组织推荐的安全行为以及与安全相关的在线信息的反对。研究结果表明，存在重大的安全问题，有多种机会使用和加强在线交流，以增加安全的娱乐行为。订阅JPRA

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Water-Based Safety Issues and Communication Opportunities

Safe and satisfactory recreation experiences are embedded in the mission of multiple land use management agencies that support 5.2 million recreation-related jobs in the United States. However, visitors are often unaware of potential risks and safety hazards associated with recreation and subsequently unprepared. With the advent of online information, opportunities exist to target communications and key messages. This research observed water-based visitors against recommended safety behaviors as well as online messaging related to safety among public, private and non-profit organizations in the recreation area. Results indicate significant safety issues and multiple opportunities to use and enhance online communications to increase safe recreation behaviors. Subscribe to JPRA

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Journal of Park and Recreation Administration HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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1.90

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23.10%

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