A környezettudatos fogyasztói magatartás turisztikai aspektusai
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14267/TURBULL.2023v23n1.2Kulcsszavak:
környezettudatos fogyasztói magatartás, fenntartható turizmus, környezettudatos turisztikai viselkedésAbsztrakt
A környezettudatosság és az egyéni cselekedetek környezeti hatásai napjaink egyre égetőbb kérdései. A turizmus környezeti fenntarthatósága – az ágazat jellegénél fogva – vitatott kérdés, a jellemző megközelítés alapján azonban normatív orientációként jelenhet meg, amelynek szükségessége mind a szolgáltatói, mind a fogyasztói oldalon meg kell mutatkozzon. Jelen cikk szakirodalmi áttekintést nyújt a környezettudatos turisztikai fogyasztói magatartást fókuszba állító kutatások eredményeiről, és bemutatja az arra ható legfontosabb egyéni és egyénen kívüli tényezőket. Az eredmények rendszerbe foglalásával a cikk aktuális kutatási irányokat jelöl ki: a környezettudatos turisztikai magatartás szereplők általi értelmezésének, illetve a társadalmi normák és a kulturális környezet hatásának vizsgálata további lehetőségeket tartogat.
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