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In this chapter one examines the literature on the travel motivations and activities undertaken by slow food tourists to understand what kind of activities they become involved in while at the receptive destination. Thus, there is a need for slow food tourism research to move beyond studies of motivation to travel in way to better understand the factors that influence tourists’ choices regarding food- related activities in the destination. Consequently, one decided to develop an exploratory study with the intention of expanding the discussion on the subject and to bring new insights into the meaning of slow food tourism suggesting new interpretations based on motivational dimensions. Results point out the need for further research on how the tourism supply sector can better market slow food tourism. Thus, it is our belief that this study allows us to contribute to tourism research and practice in several meaningful ways.
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Martins, M.; da Costa Guerra, R. J., Santos, L., Lopes, L., Conde, A. R. (2025). Slow food tourism: Exploring consumer motivational dimensions. In V. Rana, A. Raina, G. Bathla (Eds.) Global Sustainable Practices in Gastronomic Tourism. IGI Global Scientific Publishing. p. 477-498. ISBN 9798369370964
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IGI Global Scientific Publishing