Crompton’s Push-and-Pull Model Flashcards

1
Q

This model emphasizes that the choice of destination of a tourist is driven by two
forces: push and pull.

A

Crompton’s Push and Pull Model

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2
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refers to the motivations created within the
individual

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Push

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3
Q

are motivations induced by attributes of a destination.

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Pull

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4
Q

refers to a
general desire to go and be somewhere else, without specifying where that
may be. Kozal pointed out that these are intangible, intrinsic desires of a
tourist to go on vocation (Hansal and Eiselt, 2004)

A

Push

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5
Q

refers to the tangible
characteristics or attributes of a destination that are primarily related to
its perceived attractiveness.

A

Pull

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6
Q

This push-and-pull model was exemplified by ________________ (cited in Hansal and
Eiselt, 2004), in an advertisement directed towards potential tourists showing
sunny beaches with sunbathers. The advertisement promotes a specific location
and generates a push force that attempts to pry potential tourists out their
homes.

A

Lundberg

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7
Q

PULL FACTORS

A

IMAGE
PEACE AND QUITE
CULTURE
PRICE
WEATHER

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PUSH FACTORS

A

ESCAPE
FUN AND ENJOY
FAMILY
SOCIALISING
EGO

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