英文摘要 |
The COVID-19 has devastated the global tourism industry. Among them, Taiwan's Non-Manufacturing Index (NMI) of hotel industry in 2020 ranks first in terms of tightening speed. Under the situation that the overall industry is in danger, the subsidy for domestic travel is a way provided by Taiwan's government to help the operators to continue their business. This investigation takes the Kaishen Starlight located in eastern part Taiwan as the research subject, and people in Eastern Taiwan who used to consume before were taken as the research object. The purpose of this study is to understand how people can break the existing thinking framework of travel under the subsidy for domestic tourism and launch accommodation activities in neighboring areas. Moreover, consumers can satisfy the demands and redefine the meaning of travel. In this paper, qualitative research is supplemented by literature analysis, while interview method is mainly through inductive analysis. Three conclusions are as below. 1. The subsidy for domestic tourism has extended the possibility of taking a short trip to neighboring areas. 2. Through the reduction of actual expenditure, the subsidy for domestic tourism stimulates people to have a chance to know the local area 3. In response to the middle-aged and elderly consumers, there is a room for exploring the surrounding transport vehicles. |