Backpackers and mainstreamers: Realities and Myths

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Impact of health risk perception on avoidance of international travel in the wake of a pandemic (2021, background): “In general, the association between health risk perception and travel behaviour is likely to differ according to individual factors (Tsaur et al., 1997) and past experiences (Larsen et al., 2011).”
Developing a Scale to Measure Backpackers’ Personal Development (2014, background): “As one of the personal development constructs, self-actualization in the forms of self-cognition (e.g., self-testing, self-refection) and self-improvement has been identified as motivations behind backpacking travels (Chen, Bao, and Huang 2012; Larsen, Øgaard, and Brun 2011).”
Travelers’ Health Risk Perceptions and Protective Behavior: A Psychological Approach (2017, background): “Others have paid particular attention to travelers’ travel-specific and lifestyle variables (Fuchs and Reichel 2006; Maser and Weiermair 1998), and the influence of past experience (Larsen, Øgaard, and Brun 2011; Lerner et al. 2003; Sjöberg 1998).”
Exploring the Tourist Experience (2017, background): “…addresses backpacker tourism development and management (Hindle, Martin, and Nash 2015; Sörensson 2012) and backpackers’ motivations to travel (Chen, Bao, and Huang 2014a; Larsen, Øgaard, and Brun 2011; Ooi and Laing 2010), as well as customer satisfaction (Nash, Thyne, and Davies 2006).”