148964 - Using the behaviour change wheel to design an app to change tourist behaviour and increase dispersal into regional areas.pdf (3.8 MB)
Using the behaviour change wheel to design an app to change tourist behaviour and increase dispersal into regional areas
conference contribution
posted on 2023-05-23, 15:12 authored by Martha WellsMartha Wells, Kristy de SalasKristy de Salas, Anne HardyAnne HardyCurrently, many tourism destinations are experiencing greatly reduced tourism due toCOVID-19. In order to ensure that regions that wish to engage in tourism can share thebenefits of it more equally, and to prevent the predicted future problem of overuse ofpopular areas once pre-COVID visitor numbers resume, an app to encourage tourists andleisure-seekers to change their behaviour and disperse into regional areas has beendeveloped. The Behaviour Change Wheel was used to define the problem, find suitableintervention functions and design methods of delivery that could increase tourists’capability, opportunity and motivation to disperse farther into regions. The Huon Valley ofTasmania, Australia, was used as a research area. Our application of the Behaviour ChangeWheel methodology determined that active engagement in logistic, value-based, and socialinformation has the greatest chance of changing behaviour in this region and a list ofBehaviour Change Techniques has been developed and considered in the design of agamified travel app.
History
Publication title
Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2022Editors
JL Stienmetz, B Ferrer-Rosell and D MassimoPagination
395-405ISBN
978-3-030-94750-7Department/School
TSBEPublisher
SpringerLinkPlace of publication
SwitzerlandEvent title
ENTER 2022 eTourism ConferenceEvent Venue
ChinaDate of Event (Start Date)
2022-01-11Date of Event (End Date)
2022-01-14Rights statement
Copyright 2022 The AuthorRepository Status
- Open