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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist 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. , Bačka ( / ) , : , , , , .
Aging Population and Tourism: Socially Determined Model of Consumer Behavior in the "Senior Tourism" Segment :   For the development of the tourist market and tourism product, it is important to identify new demographic challenges and the transformation in the structure of society. In this study, the main objective was to analyze the tourism needs of people of 65 and older. For the development of the tourist market and tourism product, it is important to identify new demographic challenges and the transformation in the structure of society. In this study, the main objective was to analyze the tourism needs of people of 65 and older.
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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination : This part of the research shall prove or reject the theory about the existence of a significant difference between the opinions and attitudes of potential tourists who live in the five residences compared to need awareness being the first phase in decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination. , .
Aging Population and Tourism: Socially Determined Model of Consumer Behavior in the "Senior Tourism" Segment : The sub-segment of older consumers is not considered today in the Russian tourist business to be as attractive, since it is most often recognized as insolvent. The expansion of the age of the audience will require, first of all, revision of the assortment policy of many travel companies and enterprises of hotel business, and then of other elements of the marketing mix for products " senior tourism". In fact, in terms of strategic management, older consumers are a "blind zone" in businesses, which means that the travel industry has no realistic idea about this group of consumers and has no desire to make this group better understood, including the established stereotypes. , , . , , , . , , " " , , , .
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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination : The research sample was the population of the Bačka region (a region in the province of Vojvodina/Serbia), and the sample which represents the general population consists of individuals who consume the services of selected travel agents in Novi Sad, Subotica, Sombor, Bačka Topola and Vrbas. The questionnaires reflect the opinions of potential tourists about the process of decision-making when selecting a tourist destination. The survey included people living in the cities where the research was conducted. Bačka ( / ), , , -, , , - . . , , .
Aging Population and Tourism: Socially Determined Model of Consumer Behavior in the "Senior Tourism" Segment : For identifying the needs of older people in the social and cultural activities sociological research was performed. In the study of the age group 65+, we used the methods of the express measurements of public opinion, questionnaires and interviews on the street, which allowed us to determine the quality characteristics of the average person in this age group. . 65 +, , , .    
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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination : Indicators for all five phases of the decision-making process were identified in order to measure the influence of place of residence on different phases of the decision-making process when purchasing a tourist product. , , .  
Questionnaires have been analysed according to the answers of 252 informants, but lacking the estimation of frequency variation within different phases: need awareness, information search, and estimation of alternatives, decision on the purchase, and purchase evaluation.   252 , : , , , , .
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The features defining the specificity of groups and also those to be excluded from further research have been revealed by calculating the discrimi The discrimination coefficient is a correlation coefficient between the results obtained from a single question and from the whole questionnaire.nation coefficient.   , , , .
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Consumer behaviour: influence of place of residence on the decision-making process when choosing a tourist destination : 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 hoosing a destination. The following indicators were recognised as statistically important: fter analysing the discrimination coefficient, we noticed that its values are the highest regarding the following indicators: place of purchasing a package tour (kup2) (0.145); influence of the price and mean of payment on the choice when purchasing a tourist product (kup4) (0.092); and factors of the influence when deciding on the purchase of a tourist product (kup1) (0.090).   , . . : , , : (Kup2) (0,145); (kup4) (0,092); (kup1) (0,090).  
Aging Population and Tourism: Socially Determined Model of Consumer Behavior in the "Senior Tourism" Segment :   The majority of older people want to lead an active life, to gain additional knowledge and skills to master new technologies, to communicate, to fill life with events, get positive emotions.   , , , , , .  
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