Import (which tablespace to go to ?)

Another question about imports. On another (non-Oracle) database I used, I could specify with exports if the tablespaces must be specified (that the tables are loaded into).
I could choose if they must go back into the same tablespaces, or if the tablespace should not be specified, and then they would go into the default tablespace for the user the tables belonged to.
How do I do this in Oracle ?
My problem is that I am importing onto a database, with different tablespace names, and the import crashes, because it tries to import some tables into the original tablespace names, and not into the default space for the user.

The work was a little too urgent, so I decided to rather use the same tablespace names on the target server.
We have a consultant that comes in once a week, if needed, and he assisted me with running the import.
First mistake, I was running it as user SYS, and not SYSTEM.
He also showed me how to write the code from the .dmp file, to a log file, using the SHOW=Y parameter.
We used this to create the users on the target, and then imported the .dmp file, using the same tablespace names.

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