This research note reports on a study about online consumers ’ view on the successful factors for travel Web sites. Empirical evidence from a large scale domestic Omnibus survey conducted in 2007 revealed that 31.8 % of the interviewed Hong Kong residents had visited at least one travel Web site in the past 2 years and that 17.6 % of this group of respondents had also made online purchases on travel-related products. These results showed an increasing percentage of both online browsers and purchasers compared with a similar study conducted in 2000. More important, when comparing the views of online purchasers with online browsers, significant differences are found on their perceptions of “secure payment methods ” and “online booking and con...
The unprecedented growth of China’s online market renders more online Chinese users to use the Inter...
In recent years, the travel and tourism industry has begun to develop Internet applications more ext...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...
With the increasing popularity of on-line traveling, many studies have been stating numerous competi...
Knowing how consumers perceive travel websites can help practitioners better understand consumers’ o...
At present, Internet applications have been well adopted in the tourism industry. In terms of online...
Since the early 1990s, the applications of Internet technologies have led to a large group of users ...
Despite the large increase in the amount of online purchases of travel-related products in recent ye...
This article reports the findings of a study that examined Hong Kong online users who use travel web...
International audience<p>Purpose</p><p>This paper aims to report the findings of an empirical resear...
Studying buyer behaviour is a mystery. It is interesting to study what makes consumers decide to pu...
Purpose - To investigate web-shopping behaviour in Hong Kong: identification of the general attitude...
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to investigate online buyers' views for and against disint...
Within the tourism industry, hotels and airlines are encouraging potential customers to make their r...
Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Man...
The unprecedented growth of China’s online market renders more online Chinese users to use the Inter...
In recent years, the travel and tourism industry has begun to develop Internet applications more ext...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...
With the increasing popularity of on-line traveling, many studies have been stating numerous competi...
Knowing how consumers perceive travel websites can help practitioners better understand consumers’ o...
At present, Internet applications have been well adopted in the tourism industry. In terms of online...
Since the early 1990s, the applications of Internet technologies have led to a large group of users ...
Despite the large increase in the amount of online purchases of travel-related products in recent ye...
This article reports the findings of a study that examined Hong Kong online users who use travel web...
International audience<p>Purpose</p><p>This paper aims to report the findings of an empirical resear...
Studying buyer behaviour is a mystery. It is interesting to study what makes consumers decide to pu...
Purpose - To investigate web-shopping behaviour in Hong Kong: identification of the general attitude...
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to investigate online buyers' views for and against disint...
Within the tourism industry, hotels and airlines are encouraging potential customers to make their r...
Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Man...
The unprecedented growth of China’s online market renders more online Chinese users to use the Inter...
In recent years, the travel and tourism industry has begun to develop Internet applications more ext...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...