Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research
This research note addresses the current confusion of terminology and practice amongst studies of the expenditure of tourists to natural areas and wildlife attractions. We suggest that the term 'substitution' be used when estimating tourists' intention to substitute another destinatio...
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| description | This research note addresses the current confusion of terminology and practice amongst studies of the expenditure of tourists to natural areas and wildlife attractions. We suggest that the term 'substitution' be used when estimating tourists' intention to substitute another destination for the study region, should the natural resource cease to exist in the study region. We also discuss the use of the term 'attribution' and how the concept of 'attributable expenditure' has been applied in natural area and wildlife tourism expenditure research |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-262262017-09-13T16:07:33Z Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research Jones, Tod Wood, David expenditure wildlife tourism tourism surveys tourism economics substitution natural area tourism attribution This research note addresses the current confusion of terminology and practice amongst studies of the expenditure of tourists to natural areas and wildlife attractions. We suggest that the term 'substitution' be used when estimating tourists' intention to substitute another destination for the study region, should the natural resource cease to exist in the study region. We also discuss the use of the term 'attribution' and how the concept of 'attributable expenditure' has been applied in natural area and wildlife tourism expenditure research 2008 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26226 10.5367/000000008784460364 IP Publishing restricted |
| spellingShingle | expenditure wildlife tourism tourism surveys tourism economics substitution natural area tourism attribution Jones, Tod Wood, David Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title | Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title_full | Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title_fullStr | Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title_full_unstemmed | Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title_short | Attribution, Substitution and Confusion in Wildlife and Natural Area Tourism Expenditure Research |
| title_sort | attribution, substitution and confusion in wildlife and natural area tourism expenditure research |
| topic | expenditure wildlife tourism tourism surveys tourism economics substitution natural area tourism attribution |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26226 |