@article{ART000918907},
author={Yoon Ji-Hwan and 김수진},
title={Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users},
journal={Journal of Tourism Sciences},
issn={1226-0533},
year={2003},
volume={27},
number={3},
pages={61-77}
TY - JOUR
AU - Yoon Ji-Hwan
AU - 김수진
TI - Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users
JO - Journal of Tourism Sciences
PY - 2003
VL - 27
IS - 3
PB - The Tourism Sciences Society Of Korea
SP - 61
EP - 77
SN - 1226-0533
AB - Recreational forest have been established to promote health and recreational experience of the public who visit the forests. Writers here analyzed the user’s recreational behavior and the satisfaction level for the accommodation and the two different types of recreational forest, Mt. Yumyeong and Mt. Cheongtae Recreational Forest. The results showed that the satisfaction levels of Mt. Cheongtae Forest Resort on accommodation were relatively higher than that of the Mt. Yumyeong. And recommendation intention, revisit possibility, and use satisfaction of two recreational forests were rated as above ‘satisfactory’. Finally implications for planners and managers of recreational forest are discussed.
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Yoon Ji-Hwan and 김수진. (2003). Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users. Journal of Tourism Sciences, 27(3), 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan and 김수진. 2003, "Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users", Journal of Tourism Sciences, vol.27, no.3 pp.61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan, 김수진 "Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users" Journal of Tourism Sciences 27.3 pp.61-77 (2003) : 61.
Yoon Ji-Hwan, 김수진. Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users. 2003; 27(3), 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan and 김수진. "Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users" Journal of Tourism Sciences 27, no.3 (2003) : 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan; 김수진. Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users. Journal of Tourism Sciences, 27(3), 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan; 김수진. Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users. Journal of Tourism Sciences. 2003; 27(3) 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan, 김수진. Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users. 2003; 27(3), 61-77.
Yoon Ji-Hwan and 김수진. "Behavior of the Forest Recreation Users" Journal of Tourism Sciences 27, no.3 (2003) : 61-77.
