Travel products can be classified based
on their complexity (Beldona, Morrison, &
O’Leary, 2005). Beldona et al. (2005) clas-
sify products such as flights, accommodation,
and car rentals as low-complexity travel prod-
ucts; while land-based holidays, cruises, and
tours are Inflatable Park For Sale considered high complexity (Beldona
et al., 2005). Another distinction comes from
Anckar and Walden (2001), who classify
domestic travel and single-leg flights as low-
complexity travel arrangements, whereas inter-
national travel with multi-legged flights are con-
sidered high-complexity travel arrangements.
Bogdanovych et al. (2006) found that the major-
ity of the respondents of their study, which