DOI: 10.5176/2251-3426_THoR17.29
Authors: Sari Lenggogeni
Abstract: As a driver of traveler behavior, travel risk gains attention from academic and practitioner in the past decade. While a series of risk studies focus on terrorism, political instability, limited studies have focused on natural disaster and traveler perspectives. This study adopted a bottom up approach to identify the type of Natural disaster travel risk from Indonesian tourist. Hence a mixed method sequential approach was applied. Initially, 52 respondents completed a semi-structured interview in Qualitative phase. The results were then verified by 605 respondents in a mall intercept survey in Quantitative phase. This study shows there are seven types of travel risks associated with natural disaster context.
Keywords: component; Travel risk, risk perception, bottom up approach, natural disaster, mixed method
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