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• W200664557 abstract "Conceptual framework:People's increasing desire for a higher quality of life and the need to counter-balance the negative effects and over-rational aspects of contemporary urban life represent, in Giddens's view (Giddens, 1999 apud. Trauer, 2006, p.184), the main factors determining the need for travel. In this context, a certain destination's selection by a certain consumer is realised through motivation, considering its potential as well (cultural, rural, etc.). Thus, marketing research studies and advanced motivation studies in have contributed - efficiently using the obtained information - to the consolidation of certain forms of tourism, through the identification and fructification of new tendencies and activities within it.Until the start of the 2000s the concept of sports was approached coincidental or unintended in research studies on and it was subsequently analyzed gradually within the scope of certain formal approaches with its own framework; these approaches refer mainly to the development of certain classifications and typologies in the realm of tourism. One of the first classifications pertains to Redmond (1991), who proposes four categories in the field of (Redmond, 1991, apud. Hinch, Higham, 2001, p.51): holiday resorts and vacations, museums, festivals and facilities in national parks.Although the component is the one that brings specificity to the field of tourism, what is emphasized in the writings of De Knop (Standeven, De Knop, 1999, apud. Hinch, Higham, 2001, p.47) is the interdependence between the two concepts of tourism and as the assumption according to which not only influence tourism, but influences as well, is highlighted, both the latter and the former sharing the same resources, facilities and services which lead to the interdependent development of both. The importance of these two concepts is relative, being adjusted by the consumer. This relationship sports-tourism can be reduced to motivation, which underpins segmentation. Thus, there are people who travel in order to reach the of engaging in a certain sport and people who practice a certain sport as a secondary activity, this being the aftermath of the fact that they are already present in a certain destination for another reason, which is completely different, or contiguous to the one mentioned above. Hence follows the correlation between the tourist's motivations, the chosen form of to spend one's free time and the two main development coordinates: space (the adequate destination, dependent on the existent resources) and time (the moment when the journey is undertaken). In terms of time and space, - defined by the weather conditions, the specific facilities and by the level of accessibility - can create new seasonal flows of tourists depending on the season specific to the practiced sport, thus modifying or standardizing the seasonal models of the destination. Sports encompasses (Hinch, Higham, 2001, p.49) voyages limited in time which are focused on sports, therefore being characterized by sets of rules, competition and a ludic nature, all of the aforementioned being its fundamental characteristics.Defined as an inward feeling which mobilizes an organism in order to fulfill a certain goal (Catoiu, Teodorescu, 2004, p.19), motivation represents a personal factor when choosing a destination, being one of the determinant processes of the consumer's behavior. Because is a complex activity, based on a decision making process to match it, it is necessary to conduct an analysis of the elements / influences / considerations which underlie the consumer?s motivations: the motives for choosing a certain sport as a means of spending one's leisure time, the motives for choosing the way and degree of engagement in a sport activity, the motives for choosing to engage in a sport in a space which is different from the inhabited one and the motives for choosing a tourist destination as a setting for that specific sport (Diagram 1). …" @default.
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• W200664557 title "Young people's motivations and preferences for sports tourism." @default.
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