Marketing Strategies of Travel Agencies: a quantitative Approach



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sustainability-12-10660
Perceptions Regarding Tourism O
ffers with Included
Recreation Services
(Q20) In Your Assessment, Granting Certain
Benefits in Periods with Reduced Demand
has the Following E
ffect:
Total
A Relatively
Significant
Increase in
Sales
An
Insignificant
Increase in
Sales
No E
ffect
on Sales
(Q10) In what way does including recreation services influence tourism services sales:
The majority of consumers prefer that these services be included in the tourism offer The majority of consumers are not interested in this type of services because they consider that they pay an overall higher price for services that they do not really desire 17.5%
13 22.8%
0 0.0%
43 It is an important factor in selecting a tourism service supplier in a particular destination 42.7%
22 38.6%
2 16.7%
97 Total 100.0%
57 100.0%
12 100.0%
240 In the situation of including gratuities in tourism offers in the form of spa treatment services,
a large number of respondents, more precisely 197 from the total of 240 persons (82.1%), consider that

Sustainability 2020, 12, 10660 15 of this sales promotion technique is only attractive for tourists that are interested in this particular tourism type (Table. So, taking into account the aforementioned data, we can conclude that the hypothesis
H6 is partially validated.
Table 8.
Perception distribution regarding the inclusion of spa treatment services in the tourism o ffer,
in relation to agency typology.

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