Literature Review Of The Consumer Behavior In Tourism And Tourism

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Introduction Consumer behavior incorporates certain activities, decisions or experiences, which satisfy the needs of the consumers. It concerns all the activities that incorporate consuming, obtaining and product disposing of that precedes and carry out these actions (Darling, 2015). The Consumer behavior remains one of the important areas for research in the tourism and marketing fields in terms of travel behavior or the behavior of tourist (Rid, Ezeuduji & Pröbstl-Haider 2014). There are a few comprehensive literature reviews on the behavior of consumer typically described his injurious area with the help of the existing models or concepts of Consumer Behavior. There are exceptions in the insights of the authors who give the review about …show more content…

They prefer to return to their similar travel destinations, where they can relax and know what types of activities and food can be expected. Midcentury: The category of tourists who falls between the above-mentioned types of tourists.
There are factors which are affecting the consumer behavior in Tourism are Safety and mature consumers, Web, Pricing and tourism studies. The web is considered one of the important factors, which have been argued by the authors about its importance in terms of its influencing acknowledgment. Web: The fast growth of the Internet changed the process of people searching information about tourism and hospitality services (Rid, Ezeuduji & Pröbstl-Haider 2014). The knowledge of the product, familiarity or expertise, seems to influence the information of the traveler's search activities (Antón, Camarero & Laguna-García 2017). The influence of the access of multi-channel on the process of the decision-making process of a consumer was discussed by different authors. In a study based on cross-cultural of the visitors of German and Japanese to the United States of America, depicts that avoidance based on uncertainty as a cultural based dimension influences the information of the consumer including the choices of

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