All for a good cause?: the blurred boundaries of volunteering and tourism

Title: All for a good cause?: the blurred boundaries of volunteering and tourism
Creator: Lyons, K.; Wearing, S.
Relation: Journeys of Discovery in Volunteer Tourism: International Case Study Perspectives p. 147-154
Relation: http://bookshop.cabi.org/?site=191&page=2633&pid=2078
Publisher: CABI
Resource Type: book chapter
Date: 2008
Description: Research has provided a wealth of typological models that help classify tourist behaviours. These taxonomies have been developed based on a broad range of increasingly sophisticated criteria associated with social roles, motivations, activity types, socio-demographics, travel experiences, lifestyles, values and personality (Lyons, 2003). Indeed some of the case studies in this book classify particular forms of volunteer tourism. Proponents of typological research argue that it provides a valuable foundation upon which action can be taken. For example, the principles of market segmentation in tourism are based on the premise that particular types of travellers can be categorized and their needs identified and met through the development of niche products.
Subject: volunteering; tourism; tourist behaviours; travel experiences; sustainable tourism
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/804635
Identifier: uon:6680
Identifier: ISBN:9781845933807
Language: eng

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