Segmentation by demographic variables is by far the most widely used method of
segmentation. Factors such as age, income, stage of life, and gender have all been used to …

This study extends tourism demand research by focusing on how an important psychological
factor, risk aversion, affects tourism participation and expenditure. Based on five waves of …

This study employed time-series data along with the theory of generations, life cycle theory,
and continuity theory to analyze the psychological characteristics and travel behavior of …

The purpose of this study was to profile the travel preferences of the “Silent Generation” and
to analyze whether this cohort could be segmented into specific types of travelers based on …

This study was designed to examine changes over time in older cohorts? preferences for
pleasure travel. Cohorts rather than multiple age groups were employed in an effort to …

The purpose of this study was to introduce Palmore's (1978) method of cohort analysis and
illustrate its potential application to tourism forecasting. Results suggested that (a) older …

This chapter determines whether Generation Y is responsible for increased nature-based
travel in North America. A survey was conducted on 20 000 households but for the purpose …

This study was designed to perform a cohort analysis of travel preferences. Data from two
Canadian studies were used to examine the effects of age, cohort, and time period effects on …

The study compared senior leisure travelers residing in two distinct cultures, Chinese and
American, with respect to travel psychology and behavior. Using two datasets collected …

According to Turkish Statistical Institute's statistics and projections, the proportion of elderly
people living in Turkey has an increasing trend over time and it is expected that Turkish …