18-25 yaş arası gençlerin turizm faaliyetlerine yönelik algı ve eğilimleri

Tourism activities that contribute to globalization are carried out in line with the opportunities and preferences of individuals. In addition to age, gender, and occupation, economic, social, and cultural factors are also effective in the diversity of tourism activities. In this context, the participation of young people, who are curious to discover new places, who are in search of excitement and adventure, who express independence and freedom as a passion, who focus on getting to know themselves through experiences and who will determine the future of tourism, in tourism activities is essential. The importance of these tourism activities, which find their place in literature as youth tourism, increases with the increase in the share of young people in the population, economy, and social life. The increase in the living standards of families, the rise in the number of working young people, the activities of public institutions and private companies in the form of scholarships and discounts for young people such as training, trips, camps, etc. also draw attention as factors that increase the presence of young people in tourism. In addition, the positive impact of the internet, especially social media, on young people's tendencies to travel, see, eat, drink, and accommodation encourages and often provokes young people to participate in tourism activities. With the increasing importance and share of young people in tourism, studies on youth tourism are also increasing. This study examines the interests, expectations, and perceptions of young individuals aged between 18 and 25 towards tourism. Data were collected through an online survey and analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Nonparametric analysis techniques were employed since the data did not follow a normal distribution. The findings reveal that young people are highly interested in tourism activities, with expectations mainly focused on diversity and accessibility. The study provides an up-to-date perspective on youth tendencies in tourism and offers valuable insights for relevant stakeholders.

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DergiPark (Istanbul University)
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2025-03-04
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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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18-25 yaş arası gençlerin turizm faaliyetlerine yönelik algı ve eğilimleri

Muhammet Kaçmaz, Elif Kılıçarslan
DergiPark (Istanbul University)
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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18-25 yaş arası gençlerin turizm faaliyetlerine yönelik algı ve eğilimleri

Muhammet Kaçmaz, Elif Kılıçarslan
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Tourism activities that contribute to globalization are carried out in line with the opportunities and preferences of individuals. In addition to age, gender, and occupation, economic, social, and cultural factors are also effective in the diversity of tourism activities. In this context, the participation of young people, who are curious to discover new places, who are in search of excitement and adventure, who express independence and freedom as a passion, who focus on getting to know themselves through experiences and who will determine the future of tourism, in tourism activities is essential. The importance of these tourism activities, which find their place in literature as youth tourism, increases with the increase in the share of young people in the population, economy, and social life. The increase in the living standards of families, the rise in the number of working young people, the activities of public institutions and private companies in the form of scholarships and discounts for young people such as training, trips, camps, etc. also draw attention as factors that increase the presence of young people in tourism. In addition, the positive impact of the internet, especially social media, on young people's tendencies to travel, see, eat, drink, and accommodation encourages and often provokes young people to participate in tourism activities. With the increasing importance and share of young people in tourism, studies on youth tourism are also increasing. This study examines the interests, expectations, and perceptions of young individuals aged between 18 and 25 towards tourism. Data were collected through an online survey and analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Nonparametric analysis techniques were employed since the data did not follow a normal distribution. The findings reveal that young people are highly interested in tourism activities, with expectations mainly focused on diversity and accessibility. The study provides an up-to-date perspective on youth tendencies in tourism and offers valuable insights for relevant stakeholders.

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