Using Tourist Typologies for Ecotourism Research

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Toward a product-based typology for nature-based tourism: a conceptual framework (2010, result): “Consequently, ecotourism research has more often than not occurred in a non-consistent manner, and different case studies are rarely comparable ( Hvenegaard, 2002 ).”
Classification of Adventure Travelers: Behavior, Decision Making, and Target Markets (2004, background): “Attempts to define tourist types or to develop a traveler typology have been understood as segmentation, classification, or clustering (Hvenegaard 2002).”
Environmentally Responsible Behavior in Ecotourism: Exploring the Role of Destination Image and Value Perception (2014, background): “Accordingly, an ecotourist can be defined as a person participating in activities at an eco-travel site (Hvenegaard, 2002).”