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Outdoor tourism has been practised substantially in the last few years, particularly in the
pandemic period when outdoor activities increased considerably (Silva et al., 2021). Outdoor
tourism can be understood as the practise of outdoor activities (Ferreira et al., 2021) classified
as hard or soft (Tsaur et al., 2020; UNWTO, 2014). These activities often take place in nature,
protected areas, urban parks, and rural areas (Derek et al., 2019). Furthermore, outdoor
tourism is considered one of the fastest-growing subcomponents of tourism and a trend in
line with the principles of sustainability and environmental awareness (Valizadeh & Khoorani,
2020). Demand for outdoor activities encourages innovation, especially during uncertainty.
Indeed, practitioners of outdoor activities seek health and have shown a growing interest in
different activities and have adopted new behaviours, creating an opportunity for
organisations to innovate (Hansen et al., 2019).
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Outdoor tourism Outdoor activities Motivations Visitor's profile Clustering