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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"student travel"”.
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Understanding student travel preferences in Mahikeng: A hybrid choice modelling approach within the theory of planned behaviour
University student mobility is not reflected in the National Learner Transport Policy although some formal operators make provisions for identifiable post-school learners. South African universities do not accommodate the majority of students and they tend to have scattered campuses and residences. …
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Travel behavior and expenditure patterns of the Chinese university student and the associated visiting friends and relatives (VFRs) markets in New Zealand
This thesis examines travel behavior and expenditure patterns of Chinese university students and the associated VFRs in New Zealand. It also investigates the effects of socio-demographics, travel-related, and psychographic variables on travel behavior and expenditure patterns. The thesis involves …
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Travel Motivations of Chinese Students in the United States: A Case Study of Chinese Students in Kent State University
… China became the leading place of origin for students to the United States. Due to the potential of the student market, research on student travel motivations will be important to the U.S. destination managers that want to attract members of this market segment. However, there is not enough …
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Post-secondary Students' Travel Behavior through the Lens of Urban and Rural Contexts
This four-manuscript research investigates the travel behavior of post-secondary students across urban and rural contexts through four interrelated studies. The research addresses gaps in understanding how activity choices, departure time decisions, and active transportation behaviors are shaped by …
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Teacher Voices in secondary international travel programs originating in the United States: Perceived systemic barriers to faculty participation
… around the United States lead high school students on international excursions, with the goal of exposing students to new cultures, learn world languages, and promote global citizenship. Despite emerging research on the educational value these trips offer, teachers face significant …
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Complexity in measuring the higher education institution scope 3 emissions.
… the supply chain, employee commuting, business travel, and waste disposal, can contribute up to 65% of an organisation's carbon footprint. By not reporting scope 3 emissions, organisations are significantly underreporting their overall emissions. To achieve the goal of net-zero emissions by …