TOURISTS MOTIVATIONS AS THE FACTOR OF INCREASE OF TOURIST FLOW

Year 2017, Issue: 76, 24 - 31, 01.05.2017

Bakyt Turdumambetov Elbek Kalbekov

Abstract

In this study, adventure tourist motivations were examined. In the last research different types of motivations of tourists participating in adventure tours were identified, factors such as:“being in a natural environment», «learning», «meaningful experiences» and «being in a new culture» all became important. The pre-eminent number of participants in adventure tourism is motivated by the desire to change something in their life under the influence of acquired impressions or completely transform it. At the end of this paper conclusions were made and a few suggestions were given to travel agent who engaged in this sector

Keywords

adventure tourism, motivation, travel, adventure motivation

МОТИВАЦИЯ ТУРИСТОВ КАК ФАКТОР УВЕЛИЧЕНИЯ ТУРИСТИЧЕСКОГО ПОТОКА

Abstract

Рассмотрены исследования в области приключенческого туризма. Выявлены разные
виды мотивации туристов, участвующих в приключенческих турах, такие как: «побыть на
природе», «изучение», «значимый опыт» и «узнать новую культуру». Преимущественное
количество участников приключенческого туризма мотивировано желанием под влиянием
приобретенных впечатлений изменить что-либо в своей жизни или полностью ее
трансформировать. На основании сделанных выводов предложены рекомендации
туристическим фирмам.

Keywords

приключенческий туризм, мотивация, путешествие, приключенческие мотивации

TOURISTS MOTIVATIONS AS THE FACTOR OF INCREASE OF TOURIST FLOW

Abstract

In this study, adventure tourist motivations were examined. In the last research different types
of motivations of tourists participating in adventure tours were identified, factors such as:“being in
a natural environment», «learning», «meaningful experiences» and «being in a new culture» all
became important. The pre-eminent number of participants in adventure tourism is motivated by the
desire to change something in their life under the influence of acquired impressions or completely
transform it. At the end of this paper conclusions were made and a few suggestions were given to
travel agent who engaged in this sector.

Keywords

adventure tourism, motivation, travel, adventure motivation

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