Search Results - subject:"Revisit intention"

Racial discrimination against service employees : the influence of managers and employees' responses

Woo, Bongki; Kim, Kawon Kathy - In: The Cornell hospitality quarterly 66 (2025) 2, pp. 211-224

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The connection between electronic word-of-mouth communication, destination image, and revisit intention in cruise tourism

Avcı, Özkan; Sürücü, Çağrı - In: Journal of tourism, sustainability and well-being 13 (2025) 2, pp. 73-86

Understanding tourists' word-of-mouth communication, destination preferences, and revisit intentions is important in the rapidly growing cruise tourism industry. Focusing on Amasra, an emerging cruise destination on the Black Sea coast of Turkiye, this study examines the connection between...

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Critical determinants of intentions to revisit smart hotels : an examination of smart service interactional experience, emotions, and technophilia

Ashfaq, Muhammad; Ul Haq, Irfan; Hiep Cong Pham; Jan, … - In: Journal of hospitality marketing & management 34 (2025) 5, pp. 627-650

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The impact of animated mascot displays on consumer evaluations in e-commerce

Oh, Jihyeon; Kim, Daehwan - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 15 (2025) 6, pp. 1-19

cues influence website satisfaction, revisit intention, and purchase intention. Specifically, we examine how mascot …

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Exploring the relationships among nature-based tourists' subjective well-being, travel motivation and revisit intentions within the scope of self-determination theory

Çıkı, Saliha; Akgöz, Erkan - In: European journal of tourism, hospitality and recreation … 15 (2025) 1, pp. 91-104

This study aims to examine the relationships between tourists' travel motivations, subjective well-being and revisit intentions in the context of self-determination theory. Igneada, with its unexplored tourism potential and natural richness, is the focus of this study and represents an area that...

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ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ON DESTINATION CHOICE AND REVISIT INTENTIONS: A STUDY OF FOREIGN MEDICAL TOURISTS IN INDIA

CHERUKURI, JAYASANKARA PRASAD - 2024

Past research has established the application of social media in tourism and hospitality in light of the growing importance of social media in both travelers' decision-making and tourism operations and management. Despite the increasing use of social media marketing as an avenue to inform,...

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Tourist motivation and revisitation in Jeju during COVID-19: Insights and post-pandemic implications

Lim, Hwa-soon; Chang, Mona - In: Global Business & Finance Review (GBFR) 29 (2024) 1, pp. 85-100

Purpose: This study aims to identify controllable factors influencing domestic tourists' revisits, taking into account concerns and desires related to travel to inform domestic tourism marketing strategies. Design/methodology/approach: The study gathered data through a preliminary survey of 930...

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Tourist motivation and revisitation in Jeju during COVID-19 : insights and post-pandemic implications

Lim, Hwa-soon; Chang, Mona - In: Global business and finance review 29 (2024) 1, pp. 85-100

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014490937

How event quality affects satisfaction and revisit intention from the theory of planned behaviour

Liu, Xuexin; Zakaria, Jaffry; Said, Omar F. Mohd - In: South African journal of business management 55 (2024) 1, pp. 1-12

tourists' revisit intention (RI). In addition, it aims to explore the connections between ETQ, tourists' SAT and revisit …

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REVISIT INTENTION (RI) OF TOURISTS: A STUDY OF YOUNG BEACH-GOERS IN GOA, INDIA

Kumar B, Pradeep - 2023

and marketing strategies. This revelation has paved the way for an array of Revisit Intention studies in the field of … tourism. Many such studies regard the revisit intention (RI) of tourists as a binary variable that is with two outcomes viz …—yes, having to revisit intention or No. Distinct from this, this study enquires into the revisit intention by categorizing this …

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