The word
"decision" has a vast importance in travel, too.
One of my research
links, vaia.com writes about the fact the "decision" is part of a "...process..."
The University of
Queensland in Australia link I found is about how the travel decision impacts
"Behavioral Geography," which is all about the environment and the ecotourism
extensions to that purpose.
However, nomadicmatt,
finds that there is a paradox of choice to consider, which he elaborates on as
part of the travel decision process, and does lead to interesting considerations
that may not have occurred to every traveler who makes a travel decision.
There is more about
the travel decision that igi.global examines in an "abstract," insofar
as the use of social media and travel behavior, which does communicate the
immediacy of the experience, and allows more than ever before, for the travel
experience to be beneficial in ways that were never thought of before the
advent of the internet. As well, the sciencedirect.com overview of the impact of travel constraints on travel
decision making explores a "...comparative approach of travel
frequencies with intended travel participation...," as another
consideration regarding the "travel decision," adding
more to understanding all aspects of the travel decision.
Regardless, exploring
the travel decision is not something that is about the "part of the
process" I have found is about "accumulating the priceless memories"
that are easier to laugh about now, especially when considering how stressful a
wrong turn travel experience can be, and some day, even that "wrong
turn" can be so beneficial to your eventual armchair travel experience.
In the meantime,
HAPPY TRAVELS!
