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One of my core arguments is that the decision-making process of travelers is not solely driven by the cost of entertainment services . This suggests that even if service providers offer higher-priced travel and entertainment arrangements, they can still maintain or even increase their traveler numbers by respecting and considering other influential factors .
My view also delves into the distinctions between space and Earth tourism, highlighting the unique psychological considerations for each. He intends to provide opinions based on the viewpoints of travel psychologists and space tourism entertainment businessmen to answer questions about these differences This implies that the psychological drivers for space tourists may differ significantly from those for traditional Earth-based travelers, requiring a tailored understanding of their motivations, expectations, and perceived value .
Furthermore, my broader work, as seen in "Learning Consumer Leisure Psychology," extends to understanding audience psychology in various leisure markets, such as movies, opera, and sports . My view argues that to increase audience numbers, leisure businesses need to understand both audience psychological factors and indoor environment factors . This principle can be extrapolated to the tourism sector, suggesting that understanding the psychological comfort, novelty, and overall experience offered by a travel destination or activity is paramount .
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John Lok
I had graduated business Administration Science Degree in Common Wealth Open University. This book view also delves into the distinctions between space and Earth tourism, highlighting the unique psychological considerations for each. He intends to provide opinions based on the viewpoints of travel psychologists and space tourism entertainment businessmen to answer questions about these differences This implies that the psychological drivers for space tourists may differ significantly from those for traditional Earth-based travelers, requiring a tailored understanding of their motivations, expectations, and perceived value .
