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Family Vacation Decision-Making

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Understanding the family vacation decision-making process is important to everyone in tourism related industries—travel agents, governments, and private business. This article describes a study conducted on Columbus, Ohio, husband-and-wife teams to determine subdecision areas of the vacation decision process, each family member's influence in these subdecision areas, and criteria that they felt important in making these subdecisions.

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1974Perception of Marital Roles in Decision Processes 1970Dimensions of Marital Roles in Consumer Decision Making 1974Husband-Wife Influence in Family Purchasing Behavior 1975Family Purchase Decision Making and the Process of Adjustment

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