The Role Of Student Volunteers In Tourism And Building Up A Sustainable Operating System – The \“Providing Information And Knowledge Model” And The \“Common Pleasure Model”
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
115
Pages
9
Published
2008
Size
448 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/ST080131
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
T. Okamoto
Abstract
There are two objectives in this thesis: one is to clarify the role of university students in a tour held at a university. Another is to prove what the \“spontaneous motivation” is that enables university students to have a sustainable interest in tourism. This research adopts the following method. 1: Analysis of two preceding tours. 2: Building up the Providing Information and Knowledge Model (PIKM) and the Common Pleasure Model (CPM). 3: Proof of the CPM. As a result, the CPM can provide intimate communication between university students and tourists. The CPM can provide pleasure for both university students and tourists and special rewards for students. Keywords: student volunteers, Providing Information and Knowledge Model, Common Pleasure Model, motivation. 1 Introduction 1.1 Objectives and background There are two objectives in this thesis: one is to clarify the role of university students in a tour held at a university and to build two models upon it. Another is to prove what the \“spontaneous motivation” is that enables university students to have a sustainable interest in tourism. These objectives are set up under the following background.
Keywords
student volunteers, Providing Information and Knowledge Model,Common Pleasure Model, motivation.