Distance Decay and the Impact of Effective Tourism Exclusion Zones on International Travel Flows

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Understanding Tourism Behavior: Examining the Combined Effects of Prior Visitation History and Destination Status (2004, background): “Oppermann (1995) and McKercher and Lew (2003), studying tourism in South East Asia and outbound tourism from Hong Kong, respectively, concluded that long-haul tourists were far more likely to engage in multidestination trips than short-haul markets.”
Investigating attitudes towards three South American destinations in an emerging long haul market using a model of consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) (2014, result): “This is congruent with previous studies which show that distance plays a vital role in influencing tourism demand because the act of travelling requires an investment in time and money (Ho & McKercher, 2012; McKercher & Lew, 2003).”
An examination of tourists' attitudinal and behavioral loyalty: Comparison between domestic and international tourists (2009, background): “For instance, McKercher and Lew (2003) studied tourism in South East Asia and concluded that long-haul tourists were far more likely to engage in multi destination trips than shorthaul markets.”