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MULTIDIMENSIONALITY AND DETERMINANTS OF CONSUMER...
W. H. Lai,
N. Q. Vinh 2013
Online
promotion
Awareness
Satisfaction
Loyalty
Destination
The results show that the relationship
among o
nline promotions, destination
awareness, destination satisfaction,
and destination loyalty appear to be
significant. The result indicates that
online promotion can improve the
destination loyalty. Online promotion
has a direct influence on destination
awareness and also on satisfaction
and destination loyalty. Satisfaction
as the direct factor has an effect on
destination loyalty.
W. Suwunniponth
2013
Loyalty (word
of mouth,
repetition)
Service Quality
(website quality,
service ability,
trust ability,
customer
empathy,
responsiveness
to customers)
Expectations
Satisfaction
Online
tourism
enterprises
The results indicate that the level of
satisfaction from responsiveness to
customers had the highest influence
on the loyalty of tourists who used
online travel enterprises. The level
of satisfaction from customer empa-
thy had the highest influence on the
tourists to recommend online travel
services to others. Also, the level of
satisfaction from service ability had
the highest influence on tourists to
take an actual trip.
A. Haque,
A. H. Khan 2013
Destination
Image
Perceived Value
Service quality
Loyalty
Destination
The image of a tourist destination
, its
perceived value, and its service quality
are all closely associated with destina-
tion loyalty and have a positive rela-
tionship with tourist loyalty to a des-
tination.
R. Eid 2013
Customer’s
Perceived Value
Satisfaction
Loyalty
Retention
Tourist
industry
The strength of the relationship be-
tween the constructs (perceived value,
satisfaction, loyalty, retention) indicates
that features of the suggested model are
crucial to achieving Muslim customer
retention in the tourism industry.
A. Movafegh,
A. Movafegh 2013
Service quality
(reliability,
tangibles,
empathy,
assurance,
responsiveness)
Loyalty
Demographic
characteristics
Tourism
industry
All 5 dimensions of service quality
have a positive correlation with loy-
alty. There is:
– a very strong relationship between
tangibles and loyalty,
– a strong positive relationship be-
tween assurance and loyalty,
– a weak positive relationship be-
tween empathy and loyalty, reliabil-
ity and loyalty, and responsiveness
and loyalty.
There is no significant relationship
between genders in terms of their loy-
alty; there is a significant relationship
among age and educational levels in
terms of their tourist loyalty.