对旅游景点设计的深刻见解
Every generation experiences the world in a different way. Young people ages 18 to 29 grew into adulthood at the beginning of a new millennium. Impacted by significant global trends including the explosion of technology, this group has three distinguishing features: they’re more diverse, more educated, and more connected.
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比尔特莫游客的绿色游
As long-time stewards of the environment, Biltmore’s management team was intrigued by the recent PGAV study “Survival of the Greenest.” That survey offered keen insights into how the general population of consumers thinks about sustainability. Learn what happened when Biltmore compared the survey results to results from a panel of their own customers.
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实事求是,重新定位旅游景点
In our work with destinations, we have seen increasing evidence that authenticity is a social trend that influences consumers’ decisions to visit one destination over another. Individual attractions or whole destinations are viewed with suspicion if they fail to remain “true” to their core purpose. More importantly, destinations that effectively communicate their authentic attributes and add new experiences that introduce their authentic importance can reach new audiences and find growth potential.
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游客们与日俱增的环保关注
Our study in collaboration with the world-renowned Missouri Botanical Garden and Jerry Henry & Associates found skepticism toward places that sell “green” without actually demonstrating sustainable practices. A closer look at demographics shows that young people are the driving force for environmental priorities, and planners have much to gain by paying attention to their voices.
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最少人了解的的旅行者行为
PGAV sought to fully understand the reasons why travel consumers make the decision to splurge. We hired Jerry Henry & Associates to conduct a national study of splurging among travelers and attractions visitors to determine the incidence of splurge behavior – and the people most likely to engage in it.
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