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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination
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2014
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Tourism ManagementDestination ManagementTravel BehaviorManagementDiscrimination CoefficientConsumer BehaviorDecision TheoryTourism DemandDecision-making ProcessEconomicsConsumer Decision MakingBehavioral SciencesTourist DestinationUrban TourismUrban PlanningTourism PlanningMarketingBačka RegionDestination MarketingBusinessTourismDecision ScienceTourist Experience
Regarding the previous literature on the decision-making process when choosing a destination, this article tries to contribute to current literature by surveying inhabitants from the Bačka region (Vojvodina/Serbia) with respect to the aspect of place of residence on the purchase decision-making process which involves five different phases: need awareness, search for information, estimation of alternatives, decision about purchasing a tourist product or service, feedback after purchasing and discrimination coefficient. The results show that place of residence strongly affects all phases of the decision-making process. The researchers also managed to address the most sensible and vulnerable indicator of the decision-making process when choosing a destination.
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