Visitor and Crowd Behavior Management

Question: Discuss about theVisitor and Crowd Behavior Management. Answer: The Aim of the Article: This article is developed with the aim of understanding the market of ethnic tourism. The major aim of this research is to identify the different groups of ethnic tourists and types of the experience they prefer. Approach of the Study: As mentioned in the research paper by Moscardo Pearce, (1999) the study has been done with a qualitative approach. In addition to this, the researchers have used the Emic approach while conducting the research. Method Used in the Study: As mentioned by Moscardo Pearce, (1999) here, the population was the visitors of the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park in Australia. The researchers have used an extensive survey method for collecting the data. Key Findings: As per the study, most of the people liked to experience the direct contact with ethnic people. There are three other groups like The Passive Cultural Learning group who liked the experience but not vary much enjoyed the contact with ethnic groups and crafts and The Ethnic Products and Activities, who was the passive cultural learning group. Last but not the least, Low Ethnic Tourism group, who were least interested in the tour and their reason for visiting was learning the culture and experiencing something different. Conclusion and Recommendation: Hence, from the above discussion it can be noted that the visitors have different tastes and motivations. Hence, to augment the visitor count of the park the authority can opt for separate arrangements for the visitors and encourage them to opt for their preferred experience. References: Gallagher, J. J. (2012). A Distinction between Emic Research and Etic Research.Gifted and Talented International,27(1), 71-72. Moscardo, G. Pearce, P. (1999). Understanding ethnic tourists.Annals Of Tourism Research,26(2), 416-434.