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19問 • 6ヶ月前
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  • 1

    Destinations the consumer doesn’t know exist and cannot choose because they’re totally out of reach.

    unavailable and unaware set

  • 2

    All the destinations the consumer is aware of (knows they exist), regardless of whether they’ll consider them or not. Example: The traveler knows about Palawan, Boracay, Cebu, and Bohol.

    awareness set

  • 3

    Destinations that are accessible or possible for the consumer to actually visit (within budget, travel restrictions, and personal capability). Example: Palawan and Cebu are within budget and have flights available.

    available set

  • 4

    The shortlist of destinations the consumer seriously considers for their trip. Example: Out of all options, the traveler narrows down choices to Palawan and Boracay.

    evoked set

  • 5

    Destinations the consumer knows about but cannot visit due to barriers (too expensive, visa issues, closed season). Example: They know about Maldives, but can’t afford it.

    aware and unavailable set

  • 6

    Destinations that are possible to visit but the consumer is not aware of them. Example: A nearby but beautiful local beach they don’t know exists.

    available and unaware set

  • 7

    Destinations the consumer is aware of, but feels neutral about—no strong feelings for or against. Example: The traveler knows about Davao but isn’t particularly interested.

    inert set

  • 8

    Destinations the consumer is aware of but rejects (does not want to go there). Example: They know about Manila, but reject it because it’s too crowded.

    inept set

  • 9

    The final decision—the destination the consumer selects. Example: After considering everything, the traveler chooses Palawan.

    choosen destination set

  • 10

    A specific site or activity that draws tourists. Example: The Underground River in Puerto Princesa (Palawan). • It’s just one place/thing people go to see

    attraction

  • 11

    A smaller area or city/town that has several attractions. Example: Puerto Princesa City itself – it includes the Underground River, Honda Bay, and local cultural sites.

    micro destination

  • 12

    A larger region or country that contains many micro destinations. Example: The Philippines as a whole, or even Palawan Province (which includes Puerto Princesa, El Nido, Coron, etc.).

    macro destination

  • 13

    Food, warmth,water, rest

    physiological need

  • 14

    Security safety

    safety need

  • 15

    Intimate relationships, friends

    belongingness and love

  • 16

    Prestige, feeling of accomplishment

    esteem need

  • 17

    Achieving one’s full potential including creative activities

    self actualization

  • 18

    Is your feeling toward one person

    affect

  • 19

    Related to you action

    behavior

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Destinations the consumer doesn’t know exist and cannot choose because they’re totally out of reach.

    unavailable and unaware set

  • 2

    All the destinations the consumer is aware of (knows they exist), regardless of whether they’ll consider them or not. Example: The traveler knows about Palawan, Boracay, Cebu, and Bohol.

    awareness set

  • 3

    Destinations that are accessible or possible for the consumer to actually visit (within budget, travel restrictions, and personal capability). Example: Palawan and Cebu are within budget and have flights available.

    available set

  • 4

    The shortlist of destinations the consumer seriously considers for their trip. Example: Out of all options, the traveler narrows down choices to Palawan and Boracay.

    evoked set

  • 5

    Destinations the consumer knows about but cannot visit due to barriers (too expensive, visa issues, closed season). Example: They know about Maldives, but can’t afford it.

    aware and unavailable set

  • 6

    Destinations that are possible to visit but the consumer is not aware of them. Example: A nearby but beautiful local beach they don’t know exists.

    available and unaware set

  • 7

    Destinations the consumer is aware of, but feels neutral about—no strong feelings for or against. Example: The traveler knows about Davao but isn’t particularly interested.

    inert set

  • 8

    Destinations the consumer is aware of but rejects (does not want to go there). Example: They know about Manila, but reject it because it’s too crowded.

    inept set

  • 9

    The final decision—the destination the consumer selects. Example: After considering everything, the traveler chooses Palawan.

    choosen destination set

  • 10

    A specific site or activity that draws tourists. Example: The Underground River in Puerto Princesa (Palawan). • It’s just one place/thing people go to see

    attraction

  • 11

    A smaller area or city/town that has several attractions. Example: Puerto Princesa City itself – it includes the Underground River, Honda Bay, and local cultural sites.

    micro destination

  • 12

    A larger region or country that contains many micro destinations. Example: The Philippines as a whole, or even Palawan Province (which includes Puerto Princesa, El Nido, Coron, etc.).

    macro destination

  • 13

    Food, warmth,water, rest

    physiological need

  • 14

    Security safety

    safety need

  • 15

    Intimate relationships, friends

    belongingness and love

  • 16

    Prestige, feeling of accomplishment

    esteem need

  • 17

    Achieving one’s full potential including creative activities

    self actualization

  • 18

    Is your feeling toward one person

    affect

  • 19

    Related to you action

    behavior