Solo vs Group: A comparative analysis of LGBTQ+ travel experience among Spanish tourists
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https://doi.org/10.54055/ejtr.v42i.3953Keywords:
LGBTIQ tourism, solo travel, group travel, tourist satisfaction, LGBTQ travel experienceAbstract
This study explores the differing experiences of LGBTQ+ Spanish travellers when travelling solo versus in groups. By examining how these contexts affect tourist satisfaction, perceived value for money, and word-of-mouth behaviours, the research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of LGBTQ+ travellers dynamics. Through an online survey of 510 LGBTQ+ Spanish travellers, our research identifies significant differences between solo travellers and group travellers. The results reveal the complexities of LGBTQ+ travel and suggest directions for future research to encompass more diverse and comprehensive perspectives, ultimately fostering a deeper understanding of LGBTQ+ travellers' experiences.
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