"The potential of the Japanese student market for Australia : the overseas travel expectations and preferences of Japanese tertiary students"
Wada, Atsushi (1992)
The potential of the Japanese student market for Australia : the overseas travel expectations and preferences of Japanese tertiary students. Coursework Master thesis thesis, Victoria University of Technology.
Abstract
While young females have received considerable attention, relatively little research has examined other groups within the Japanese youth travel market. The young Japanese, like their western counterparts, have a strong desire for leisure activities, in particular, overseas travel. Among them, university and college students have become one of the major forces in the Japanese leisure and travel market. Students are believed to have relatively more spare time and money to realise their desire for overseas travel. However, there is little information available on their travel preferences and behaviour. This study, therefore, aimed to investigate the travel expectations and behaviour of Japanese tertiary students and their potential for Australian tourism.
Wada, Atsushi (1992)
The potential of the Japanese student market for Australia : the overseas travel expectations and preferences of Japanese tertiary students. Coursework Master thesis thesis, Victoria University of Technology.
Abstract
While young females have received considerable attention, relatively little research has examined other groups within the Japanese youth travel market. The young Japanese, like their western counterparts, have a strong desire for leisure activities, in particular, overseas travel. Among them, university and college students have become one of the major forces in the Japanese leisure and travel market. Students are believed to have relatively more spare time and money to realise their desire for overseas travel. However, there is little information available on their travel preferences and behaviour. This study, therefore, aimed to investigate the travel expectations and behaviour of Japanese tertiary students and their potential for Australian tourism.
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