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Some empirical studies demonstrated that this research model was an acceptable initial tool in understanding travel motivation (Kim, 1997 Lee, 1998 Loker-Murphy, 1995 Mills, 1985). As Ryan (2002b 50) reports, the evidence was not always clear cut but at a descriptive level it has an obvious appeal. Furthermore, it has been proposed that the travel career ladder can be utilised as a blueprint for the design of motivational studies for special markets such as for ecotourists and for theme park patrons (Blayney, 1998 Pearce Rutledge, 1994). 

Qualitative research tolerance Conversational interviews Klemm (2002) Loker-Murphy, Pearce (1995) Murphy (2001) Pearce (1990b) Ryan (1995b) Sorensen (2003)... 

Loker-Murphy, L. and Pearce, PL. (1995) Young budget travelers Backpackers in Australia. Annals of Tourism Research 22 (4), 819-843. 

Loker-Murphy, L.E. (1995) Backpackers in Australia A motivation-based segmentation study. In B. Faulkner, M. Fagence, M. Davison and C. Craig-Smith (eds) Proceedings from the Tourism Research and Education Conference (pp. 115-28). Canberra Bureau of Tourism Research. 

McGehee, N.G., Loker-Murphy, L. and Uysal, M. (1996) The Australian international pleasure travel market Motivations from a gendered perspective. Journal of Tourism Studies 7 (1), 45-57. 

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