This special issue adds new knowledge to the existing body of literature on the relationship between generations and tourism: an understanding of generational shifts in tourist behaviour facilitates the effective prediction and accommodation of future tourism trends. The eight articles included in the special issue – written by senior and junior leading scholars from different countries – present unique studies to explore the ways Millennials and Gen Z members are influencing tourism in Asia, Europe, the USA. By using a variety of “qualitative” and “quantitative” methods, the authors address a number of issues: implications on tourism of changing expectations and behaviours between the two Generations; if and how Millennials and Gen Zers care about sustainable tourism, the relationship between technology and tourism; how the tourism industry should prepare for the generational shift.
Ruspini, E., Corbisiero, F. (2018). Millennials, Generation Z and the future of tourism - Guest editorial. JOURNAL OF TOURISM FUTURES, 4(1), 3-6 [10.1108/JTF-03-2018-069].
Millennials, Generation Z and the future of tourism - Guest editorial
Ruspini, E
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2018
Abstract
This special issue adds new knowledge to the existing body of literature on the relationship between generations and tourism: an understanding of generational shifts in tourist behaviour facilitates the effective prediction and accommodation of future tourism trends. The eight articles included in the special issue – written by senior and junior leading scholars from different countries – present unique studies to explore the ways Millennials and Gen Z members are influencing tourism in Asia, Europe, the USA. By using a variety of “qualitative” and “quantitative” methods, the authors address a number of issues: implications on tourism of changing expectations and behaviours between the two Generations; if and how Millennials and Gen Zers care about sustainable tourism, the relationship between technology and tourism; how the tourism industry should prepare for the generational shift.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.