本研究目的在探討宗教旅遊者的情緒體驗，透過詮釋現象學理論，詮釋宗教旅遊者情緒體驗，對其旅遊經驗、意義，及自白文稿或接受深度式訪談，將其旅遊過程及情緒予以記載。文本資料以受訪者自省的文章為主，深度訪談以及參與觀察的紀錄為輔；分析的策略與步驟則以主題分析法為依歸，互為主體間的同意與檢證為原則。 主題分析，詮釋了旅遊者在宗教旅遊體驗前、中、後的情緒與意義，其結果發現，宗教旅遊者的情緒複雜多變，夾雜正面與負面的情緒，正面的情緒包含聞法的喜悅、同行善友的情誼、對生命重新的體認…等，負面的情緒包含對聖地興衰變遷、心裡落差、遺憾與悲傷…等。 因此，宗教旅遊者的情緒體驗是正面多於負面，對於日後生活影響產生反思與惜福之心。藉由這些發現期許旅行業者深入了解，使今後宗教旅遊的安排不再是刻板、僵化，而做更詳盡的規畫，不只是硬體、物質的需求，心靈層面的滿足更應步步為營提升，讓遊客感動、貼心，燃起重遊的意念火花，達到主客雙贏局面。 The purpose of this essay is to explore the religious travelers emotional experience. By Explaining Phenomenology to explain the emotional experience of religious travelers and write down the process and emotions by means of traveling experience, meanings, confessional manuscript or accept deep interview. The major material of this essay is the articles from visited personal reflections. The secondary one is the deep interview and records of concerned observation. The devices and steps of the analysis are based on the analysis of themes. The agreement and proofs between the main parts are the principles. To analyze the themes is to interpret the emotions and meanings of the travelers when they are before, in, or after the religious travel. The result is that the religious travelers’ emotions are complicated and changeable. They are mixed positive emotions up with negative ones. The positive emotions include the joy when listening to the religious doctrines, friendship of devotees who travel together, and new awareness to life---- etc. . The negative emotions are the feeling of pities and sadness because of rising and declining transition to the Holy Land --- and so on. Therefore, religious travelers' emotional experience is more positive than negative. It affects people to self-examine and cherish their blessings afterward. By doing so, travel agents are expected to have deep understanding instead of stiffness and rigidity. Arranging religious travel needs more detailed plans--not only hardware, object but also spiritual aspect should be raised step by step.To touch, close the travelers and make them have the desire to revisit, then travel agents and the travelers are both the winners.
