| Source | Definitions of a Tourism Destination |
|---|---|
| Hu and Ritchie (1993) | A tourism destination is a package of tourism facilitates and services, which, like any other consumer product or service, is composed of a number of multi-dimensional attributes that together determine its attractiveness to a particular individual in a given choice situation. |
| Medlik (2012) | Country, region, town or other areas visited by tourist. |
| Gunn (1994) | A geographic area containing a critical mass of development that satisfies traveller objectives. |
| Leiper (1995) | Destinations are places towards which people travel and where they choose to stay for a while in order to experience certain features or characteristics – a perceived attraction of some sort. |
| Buhalis (2000) | Destinations are amalgams of tourism products, offering an integrated experience to consumers. |
| Murphy, Pritchard and Smith (2000) | An amalgam of products and services available in one location that can draw tourists from beyond the destination's spatial confines. |
| Source | Definitions of a Tourism Destination |
|---|---|
| Hu and Ritchie (1993) | A tourism destination is a package of tourism facilitates and services, which, like any other consumer product or service, is composed of a number of multi-dimensional attributes that together determine its attractiveness to a particular individual in a given choice situation. |
| Medlik (2012) | Country, region, town or other areas visited by tourist. |
| Gunn (1994) | A geographic area containing a critical mass of development that satisfies traveller objectives. |
| Leiper (1995) | Destinations are places towards which people travel and where they choose to stay for a while in order to experience certain features or characteristics – a perceived attraction of some sort. |
| Buhalis (2000) | Destinations are amalgams of tourism products, offering an integrated experience to consumers. |
| Murphy, Pritchard and Smith (2000) | An amalgam of products and services available in one location that can draw tourists from beyond the destination's spatial confines. |
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