To participate effectively in the present Chinese hotel market, multinational companies must achieve a competitive advantage, which they attain by building the brand. This study promotes employee brand understanding as a precursor to positive brand-building behavior. Results indicate that internally oriented brand activities, especially brand-oriented recruitment, brand-oriented training, and brand-oriented support, exert a significant influence on employees ’ brand understanding, leading to subsequent exhibition of pro-brand behavior. In developing brand understanding, hotels must take into account the potentially limited knowledge of mainland Chinese employees regarding global hotel brands. The findings suggest that Chinese hotel employee...
Purpose: This study examines the mechanism of how hotel executive brand identity influences physical...
Studies have shown that consumers in emerging markets, when compared with counterparts in developed ...
Facing increasing competition, many hotels have adopted “theming” as a marketing strategy. Although ...
As foreign hotel brands continue to roll out their investment in China, the competitive landscape in...
Brand management stresses the importance of satisfying the needs of external customers. Employee bra...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore Chinese hoteliers’ perspectives on co-branding between hotels a...
This dissertation addresses several global expansion challenges faced by multinational hotel compani...
Facing increasing competition, many hotels have adopted “theming” as a marketing strategy. Although ...
Since the Open-Door Reforms and the “opening” of the Chinese market to foreign firms in the late 197...
Empirical research has consistently demonstrated a significant and positive relationship between bra...
Empirical research has consistently demonstrated a significant and positive relationship between bra...
Research has consistently demonstrated a significant relationship between Brand Equity and desirable...
Co-branding, or the collaboration of two or more brands to reach the objectives of all brands involv...
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between employees’ brand knowledge (namely ...
The present study aims to identify the perceptions of local traveler contact people regarding luxury...
Purpose: This study examines the mechanism of how hotel executive brand identity influences physical...
Studies have shown that consumers in emerging markets, when compared with counterparts in developed ...
Facing increasing competition, many hotels have adopted “theming” as a marketing strategy. Although ...
As foreign hotel brands continue to roll out their investment in China, the competitive landscape in...
Brand management stresses the importance of satisfying the needs of external customers. Employee bra...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore Chinese hoteliers’ perspectives on co-branding between hotels a...
This dissertation addresses several global expansion challenges faced by multinational hotel compani...
Facing increasing competition, many hotels have adopted “theming” as a marketing strategy. Although ...
Since the Open-Door Reforms and the “opening” of the Chinese market to foreign firms in the late 197...
Empirical research has consistently demonstrated a significant and positive relationship between bra...
Empirical research has consistently demonstrated a significant and positive relationship between bra...
Research has consistently demonstrated a significant relationship between Brand Equity and desirable...
Co-branding, or the collaboration of two or more brands to reach the objectives of all brands involv...
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between employees’ brand knowledge (namely ...
The present study aims to identify the perceptions of local traveler contact people regarding luxury...
Purpose: This study examines the mechanism of how hotel executive brand identity influences physical...
Studies have shown that consumers in emerging markets, when compared with counterparts in developed ...
Facing increasing competition, many hotels have adopted “theming” as a marketing strategy. Although ...