Analysis Of Push Research Articles

Analysis of push and pull factors influencing the migration of Ugandan domestic workers to Saudi Arabia

The study explored the push and pull factors driving Ugandan domestic workers to migrate to Saudi Arabia. The research paradigm employed was social constructivism, where individuals seek to understand their world and develop meanings based on their experiences. A qualitative approach using a phenomenological research design was utilised. Data was collected from a sample of eighteen (18) respondents through unstructured interviews to identify the factors contributing to the migration of Ugandan domestic workers to Saudi Arabia. Thematic analysis was conducted during data analysis. The migration factors were presented in concept maps created using Nvivo 10.0. The study uncovered that push factors varied from person to person, but major ones included poverty, unemployment, school dropout, family obligations, marital neglect, domestic violence, personal development goals, poor working conditions, work-related challenges, peer influence, and single parenting. Pull factors include the influence of Arabian family culture that promotes the demand for maids, bilateral labour agreements, adventure, attractive job prospects, free travel documents, cost-effective job processes, and an easy migration process. The study concluded that without effectively addressing push factors to provide long-term solutions, the migration of Ugandan domestic workers to Saudi Arabia will persist. It is recommended that the Government of Uganda take steps to create a conducive environment with satisfying employment opportunities for these young individuals to reduce the number of people seeking jobs outside Uganda. This involves generating employment opportunities to regulate internal domestic work and make it highly profitable, thereby encouraging young people to remain in Uganda.

Labourers Migrating to the Construction Sector in the State of Haryana: An Analysis of Push and Pull Factors

Migration is a global phenomenon which has a vital role in any region’s economic development. This study examines the major push and pull factors of the migration of labourers towards the construction sector of the state of Haryana. Alongside this, the study also sheds light on the socio‐economic conditions of migrant labourers. For this purpose, the study was conducted among 200 migrant labourers engaged in the construction sector of Hisar, Rohtak, Panipat, and Kurukshetra districts of Haryana, with the help of a well-designed questionnaire. It has been found that among the pull factors— higher wages, job opportunities, and consistent work are the major causes of migration. Among push factors, unemployment and low wages are responsible for migration from their native place to their place of destination. Apart from this, wage differences and better living standards also attract labourers to Haryana. So far as improvement in the status of migrants’ is concerned, the study found that the socio-economic status of migrant labourers has improved after they migrated to the state of Haryana.

The importance of film-induced tourism as a motivational influence on travel decisions: analysis of push and pull factors from the perspective of Portuguese consumers

The importance of film-induced tourism as a motivational influence on travel decisions: analysis of push and pull factors from the perspective of Portuguese consumers

The importance of film-induced tourism as a motivational influence on travel decisions: analysis of push and pull factors from the perspective of Portuguese consumers

The importance of film-induced tourism as a motivational influence on travel decisions: analysis of push and pull factors from the perspective of Portuguese consumers

An Analysis of Push and Pull Factors towards Purchase Intention to Shop at Batik Trusmi Cirebon

This research is design to analyze how the concept of push-and-pull factors positively impact the purchase intention at Batik Trusmi Cirebon. The research models are made to measure the impact between push factors and pull factors towards purchase intention. The research subject in this research is the customers who have shopped at Batik Trusmi Cirebon. 160 respondents are taken as samples and the data have been analyzed with multiple linear regression method. The result shows that push factors and pull factors are positively impact purchase intention. This means, both of the hypothesis are accepted. Batik Trusmi Cirebon could improve their marketing strategy such as promotion and quality consistency in order to attract more customers and other recommendation are made based on this research finding which is concluded in the last chapter.

Analysis of Push and Pull Factors for Starting a Business in Latvia

Summary Entrepreneurship related research has developed rapidly during the recent decades. It is of interest for every country in the European Union to foster increase of newly created enterprises and thus employment and economic dynamism. The main goal of this paper is centred on motivational factors that contribute to people’s involvement in business in Latvia. At first, the article looks at the development of factors that influence entrepreneurial motivation in context of push and pull theoretical framework. Subsequently, the analysis of an empirical study is carried out. The study analyzes factors that promote or hinder starting a business in context of push and pull framework. The results offer important conclusions regarding the main motivators for starting a business. Majority of the existing and potential entrepreneurs are motivated by the pull factors (i.e., appropriate character, skills and knowledge, willingness to support their family members or earn more). The motivation can be further triggered by the push factors, such as tax benefits or favourable business legislation. Nevertheless, the push factors alone cannot boost creation of new enterprises as operate in tandem with the pull factors.

Analysis of Push and Pull Motivations and the Intentions to Return and Recommend a Coastal or Marine Destination

Carvache-Franco, M.; Carvache-Franco, W.; Carvache-Franco, O., and Hernandez-Lara, A.B., 2020. Analysis of push and pull motivations and the intentions to return and recommend a coastal or marine destination. Journal of Coastal Research, 36(6), 1313–1322. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.Visiting coastal and marine destinations can be appealing for tourists depending on the on-site activities offered. This study analyzed push and pull motivations to establish their effect on visitors' intention to return and likelihood to recommend a tourist destination. The research was conducted in the city of Salinas in Ecuador, a renowned tourist destination with coastal and marine, natural, and cultural features. For the statistical procedure, factor analysis was used as a data reduction technique, and multiple regression analysis was conducted to select the motivational variables that predict the intentions to return and recommend the destination. The results show two push motivational factors, “escape and novelty,” and “knowledge and experience,” and two pull motivational factors, “active marine,” and “static marine.” The first pull motivational factor is related to marine sports, swimming in the ocean, and adventurous activities, and the second one is associated with clear water and fresh air enjoyment, walking along the beach, and beaches of scenic beauty. The push factor “escape and novelty” and the pull factor “static marine” were the most important predictors of the intentions to return and recommend a coastal and marine destination. These findings will help coastal and marine planners to implement sustainable development strategies according to the characteristics of the demand.

Push and Pull Travel Motivation: Segmentation of the Greek Market for Social Media Marketing in Tourism

The intense competition in the tourism sector increasingly pushes tourism destination marketers to seek more effective promotional practices, so that they remain competitive and attract more visitors. The fast expansion of the Internet and social media provides the opportunity for destination marketers to approach potential tourists in a simple and cost-effective way. While managing the official pages of destinations on social media, the basic question that arises is the configuration of the content, and how attractive this content could be for potential tourists. The purpose of this study is to investigate what elements of a destination, when displayed on social media, could be attractive factors for tourists. Through the analysis of push and pull tourism motivation factors in particular, this study focuses on the segmentation of the Greek market for those traveling abroad and the emergence of the basic elements that could attract each segment through social media. The respondents have been classified into four segments, according to the motives that more greatly influence their desire to travel. This analysis also shows the important relationships between these segments and the pull motivation factors on social media. The study concludes with findings and suggestions that can contribute to the planning of an effective social media marketing plan.

From Internet access to problematic use: multigroup analysis of push and pull factors

ABSTRACT Frequency of Internet use is usually emphasised, in systematic reviews and meta-analyses, as a risk factor in problematic Internet use (PIU). Likewise, studies that focus on the analysis of online activities associated to PIU offer confounding results, although they coincide in pointing out the relevance of motivations associated to online activities. The Internet Addiction Model (IAM) offers a comprehensive focus of the influence of Internet activity on PIU. Which differentiates between aspects inherent to the needs of individuals (push factors) associated with negative consequences, and aspects of the Internet that help satisfy such needs (pull factors). However, it is a conceptual model requiring empirical evidence. This study utilised a cross-generational sample (N = 575) of adolescent students and young adults in Spain. Considering the IAM, the objectives were to (a) verify the effect of the frequency of Internet use in multiple contexts on motivations – push factors – (b) verify the relationship between push factors and IPU, and (c) determine the moderating effect of social relation activities, online games, and antisocial entertainment – pull factors – . The data supported the relationship between push factors – escape, fantasy, and social interaction – and PIU, and revealed the complexity of moderating pull factors.

Analysis of push and pull factors in food travel motivation

ABSTRACTWith a lack of a comprehensive understanding of travel motivation toward a food destination, this study aims to identify internal motives of potential food tourists and their preferred destination attributes by adopting the push–pull framework. A survey was conducted via online networks of ‘foodies’ yielding 335 valid responses. Results of exploratory factor analyses and measurement model evaluations indicated three push factors: taste of food, socialization and cultural experiences; and three pull factors: core food-tourism appeals, traditional food appeals and local destination appeals. The results contribute to our understanding of food travel motivation from both a tourist and a destination perspective. Practical managerial implications for Destination Management Organizations (DMOs) are also provided.

China’s Commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals: An Analysis of Push and Pull Factors and Implementation Challenges

This paper explains why China has developed ambitious policies, targets and projects for sustainable development and has become a promoter of the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Based on analysis of policy documents, interviews and talks with experts, it underpins the relevance of multi-stakeholder contributions and collaborative governance arrangements for China’s green transition, challenging the recently emerging criticism on “orthodox Western environmental discourse” discussed in this journal. Following an introduction and discussion on the relevance of the SDGs, it engages in an analysis of push and pull factors of China’s sustainable development agenda. Driving factors at domestic level tie well into dynamics at international level, for example in the field of China’s aspiration for leadership in the field of green technologies. China is combining command-and-control, market-based and awareness raising measures to promote the sustainability transition. The central government draws on experience gathered at the local level in the context of emission trading, low-carbon and smart city development. Next to government agencies, the private sector and many academics as well as nonprofit actors are involved in the process of disseminating and scaling-up good practices. The main challenges of China's sustainability transition consist of balancing economic, social and environmental objectives in a country with huge economic disparities, addressing capacity building at local level and bringing down double-digit rates of curtailment of renewable energies. China’s commitment to the sustainability agenda clearly has the potential to raise its image and soft power, in particular if it remains committed to global agreements and contributions from a variety of stakeholders at subnational, national and global level.

\u201cLocation is surprisingly a lot more important than you think\u201d: a critical thematic analysis of push and pull factor messaging used on Caribbean offshore medical school websites

BackgroundOffshore medical schools are for-profit, private enterprises located in the Caribbean that provide undergraduate medical education to students who must leave the region for postgraduate training and also typically to practice. This growing industry attracts many medical students from the US and Canada who wish to return home to practice medicine. After graduation, international medical graduates can encounter challenges obtaining residency placements and can face other barriers related to practice.MethodsWe conducted a qualitative thematic analysis to discern the dominant messages found on offshore medical school websites. Dominant messages included frequent references to push and pull factors intended to encourage potential applicants to consider attending an offshore medical school. We reviewed 38 English-language Caribbean offshore medical school websites in order to extract and record content pertaining to push and pull factors.ResultsWe found two push and four pull factors present across most offshore medical school websites. Push factors include the: shortages of physicians in the US and Canada that require new medical trainees; and low acceptance rates at medical schools in intended students’ home countries. Pull factors include the: financial benefits of attending an offshore medical school; geographic location and environment of training in the Caribbean; training quality and effectiveness; and the potential to practice medicine in one’s home country.ConclusionsThis analysis contributes to our understanding of some of the factors behind students’ decisions to attend an offshore medical school. Importantly, push and pull factors do not address the barriers faced by offshore medical school graduates in finding postgraduate residency placements and ultimately practicing elsewhere. It is clear from push and pull factors that these medical schools heavily focus messaging and marketing towards students from the US and Canada, which raises questions about who benefits from this offshoring practice.

An Analysis of Push and Pull Motivators Investigated in Medical Tourism Research Published From 2000 to 2016

Medical tourism is growing in many parts of the world. As such, it should not be surprising that there is a growing body of literature focusing on the nature of scope of this tourism sector. One subset of this literature involves the motivations that tourists have to travel outside their home country for medical care. To develop a better understanding of these motivations, this study investigates the motivators most commonly used in medical tourism research and classifies them with regard to whether they are push or pull motivators. The results reveal that some of the most commonly used pull motivators include lower medical costs, service quality, international accreditation of the medical facilities, and shorter waiting times, while the least commonly used include reputation of the medical practitioners and tourists' social and cultural familiarities with the destinations. With regard to push motivators, the most commonly used are recommendations from friends, doctors, and family, inadequate insurance coverage, and desire for privacy and confidentiality of treatments. The least commonly used are lack of treatment options and distrust in home-country healthcare systems. The study concludes with a discussion of the managerial implications of these results and provides recommendations for further research in the areas of medical tourism.

An Analysis of Push and Pull Travel Motivations of Domestic Tourists in Nepal

A rigorous analysis of tourist motivation should guide the success of marketing destinations, and the primary objective of this study is to use widely accepted ‘integrative models of push and pull motives’ to analyze travel motivations of Nepali domestic tourists. Drawing from the previous studies, investigating the direct effect of push and pull motives on domestic travel motivation, this study proposes that both push and pull motives are important determinants of domestic travel motivations, however pull factors are significantly more important than push factors for domestic travel motivations. 132 domestic travellers who travelled domestically in past six months participated in the study. One sample T-test, paired-samples T-test and mean ranking were conducted to test hypotheses. One sample T-test showed significant importance of both implicit and explicit motives, and paired sample T-test results showed pull motives are significantly more important for domestic travel motivation. Mean ranking of the constructs within pull motives showed easy access and affordability, variety seeking and history culture are top reasons for domestic travellers to visit a place. Escape daily life, seeking relaxation and sightseeing variety were top three reasons for domestic travel motivation as push motive constructs. The study’s findings unravel Nepal’s domestic tourist’s motivations, and provide practitioners and policymakers with a base to develop an effective strategy to improve the domestic tourism in Nepal.

A long‐run analysis of push and pull factors of internal migration in Italy. Estimation of a gravity model with human capital using homogeneous and heterogeneous approaches

AbstractWe estimate a gravity model of internal migration with human capital across Italian regions during the 1970–2005 time period. The estimates confirm that the macroeconomic variables are the main drivers of migration flows. As for human capital, while at destination it has had no role, at origin it has worked as a restraining factor. Such a restraining role has mainly worked in the Centre‐North to South direction. We interpret this result in terms of agglomeration economies that makes the Centre‐North as the core and the South as the periphery of Italy. We have framed our analysis inside a cointegration setup and applied both homogeneous and heterogeneous estimators, proving that heterogeneous estimators are more appropriate.

An Analysis of Push and Pull Motivational Factors of International Tourists to Penang, Malaysia

This study identifies the travel motivations of international tourists to Penang, Malaysia, using the theory of push and pull motivations as a conceptual framework. The methodology was comprised of quantitative research based on 400 self-completed questionnaires. A principal component factor analysis was used to identify the underlying dimensions of push and pull motivational items. The results revealed three push and three pull factor dimensions. Among the identified motivation factors, Novelty and Knowledge-Seeking and Cultural and Historical Attractions were regarded as the most important push and pull factors, respectively. Based on the study’s findings, practical implications for tourism marketers are suggested and future research recommendations are provided.

An Analysis of Push and Pull Factors in the Migration of Koreans to Thailand: A Case Study of Members of the Korean Association in Chiang Mai Province

บทคดยอ ในปจจบน การยายถนเขาประเทศไทยของชาวเกาหล โดยเฉพาะในจงหวดเชยงใหม มจำนวน เพมขนอยางตอเนอง งานวจยชนนมวตถประสงคเพอวเคราะหปจจยผลกในประเทศเกาหล และปจจย ดงดดในจงหวดเชยงใหม รวมไปถงศกษาเปรยบเทยบคณภาพชวตของชาวเกาหล ทมผลตอการยายถน ดงกลาว กลมประชากรในการวจยครงนเปนชาวเกาหล ทลงทะเบยนเปนสมาชกกบสมาคมเกาหลประจำ จงหวดเชยงใหม และอาศยอยทจงหวดเชยงใหมเกนกวา 90 วนขนไป ขอมลทไดรบมาจากแบบสอบถาม ท ตอบโดยชาวเกาหล จำนวน 190 ชด โดยชาวเกาหลทยายถนมาอาศยอยในจงหวดเชยงใหมนน สวนใหญ เปนเพศหญง มอายเฉลยระหวาง 31-40 ป ครองสถานภาพสมรสแลว จบการศกษาในระดบปรญญาตร และนบถอศาสนาครสต จากการวจยพบวา ชาวเกาหลเหลาน เคยมาประเทศไทยกอนแลวดวยวตถประสงคเพอการ ทองเทยว และยายมาอยในจงหวดเชยงใหมดวยปจจยดงดดทางดานเศรษฐกจในบางดานเทานน คอความ แตกตางทางดานคาครองชพ ทเปนตวดงดด ปจจยทางดานสงคมมผลตอการยายถนในระดบปานกลาง สวนปจจยทางดานการเมองและดานสงแวดลอมนน มผลตอการยายถนในระดบปานกลางเชนกน ในสวนของ คณภาพชวตและสภาพความเปนอยนน พบวาชาวเกาหลสวนใหญอาศยอยในจงหวด เชยงใหมเปนระยะเวลามากกวา 5 ป และจะอยตอไปเรอยๆ โดยไมมกำหนด อยางไรกตาม ชาวเกาหลสวน ใหญไมไดประกอบอาชพขณะทอยทจงหวดเชยงใหม แหลงทมาของรายไดและคาใชจายสวนใหญนน ถกสง มาจากสมาชกในครอบครวทอาศยอยในประเทศเกาหล นอกจากนน ชาวเกาหลสวนใหญ ยงมความพงพอใจ กบสภาพความเปนอยและการใชชวตของตนเองขณะทอยในจงหวดเชย Abstract At present, the migration of Koreans to Thailand, especially in Chiang Mai Province, has been gradually increased. This research aimed to analyze the push factors in Korea and pull factors in Chiang Mai Province in the migration of Koreans, as well as, to investigate living conditions and quality of life that affected their migratory decision. Population in this research was Koreans who registered themselves as a member of the Chiang Mai Korean Association and has been residing in Chiang Mai for more than 90 days. The questionnaires were completed by Koreans for 190 copies. A majority of these Koreans are female, aged between 31-40 years old. They mostly have a married status, hold a bachelor’s degree education and believe in Christianity. According to the research, it was found that these Koreans have ever come to Thailand before, with the purpose of tourism. They then migrated to Chiang Mai by economic pull factors in some categories, especially the difference in cost of living. Social factors partially influenced the migration in moderate level. Political and environmental factors also influenced their decision in the moderate level as well. In terms of living conditions and quality of life, it was found that these Koreans have been residing in Chiang Mai for more than 5 years and they would further their stay as long as they need. However, they mostly pursued a non-working condition. Source of income and expense were mostly sent from their family members in Korea. Moreover,most of them were satisfied with a low cost of living and a quality of life in Chiang Mai. Accordingly, they also have a meeting or reunion every week.

An Analysis of Push and Pull Travel Motivations of Foreign Tourists to Jordan

The importance of outbound market to a destination country has drawn scholars’ interests in understandingtourists’ motivation to travel overseas. The success of marketing destinations should be guided by a thoroughanalysis of tourist motivation, and for this reason, this study adopts a model based on push and pull factors as theconceptual framework. As little information has been documented about travel motivations to Jordan, this studyattempts to identify motivation factors of foreign tourists to the country as different tourist markets demonstratedifferent domains of behavior. This may have important marketing implications to the country especially interms of examination of motives in segmenting markets, designing promotional programs and decision makingabout destination development.

Analysis of Push and Pull-Type Production Systems Characteristics in Terms of Difference in Ordering Cycle Periods

Analysis of Push and Pull-Type Production Systems Characteristics in Terms of Difference in Ordering Cycle Periods