Nowadays, toúrists are increasingiy informed, demanding and interested in booking hoteis on lhe inlernet. Moreover, the number of customerswho prefer and trust in sites with amateur reviews is increasing The research modei proposed wili follow a website based approach in the context of onhne hotel reservations. Beyond highhghting the onhine reviews as an importanl and rehabie source of informalion for tourists, this research incorporates antecedents of e-satisfaclion and lheir implications on the e-WOM activity The model additionally considers lhe moderating effect of perceived value of the hotel lhat has been booked on-line. With this research, we expect lo contribule for future qualitalive and quantitalive invesligations, in order lo expi...
Electronic word of mouth communication (eWOM) and the emergence of web 2.0 tools have influenced sea...
With the advent of Web 2.0 and rapid growth of Tourism 2.0 applications, today internet stores milli...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...
Growing competitiveness in the marketplace pushes the hoteliers to fully take advantage of their web...
From the first article published on the topic of electronic word-of-mouth – eWOM (Stauss, 1997) res...
The internet has been regarded a new and essential marketing channel in the hospitality and tourism ...
The motivation behind this research is to examine the impact of hotel online reviews have on a custo...
The objective of the paper is to study the impact that hotel guests reviews posted on consumer-gener...
From the first article published on the topic of electronic word-of-mouth – eWOM (Stauss, 1997) rese...
In order to reduce information asymmetries in the tourist industry, consumers refer to multiple info...
Purpose - Online reviews have become increasingly important for customer decision-making. The hotel ...
The study aims to enhance the customer experience on hotel websites in the context of venue’s bookin...
With the rapid development of information technology in hotel booking context, it is no doubt that m...
The emergence of the Internet has led to the rapid growth of e-commerce which has had an effect on t...
Technology had a great impact on different industries. Tourism is not exempted from that. Several ...
Electronic word of mouth communication (eWOM) and the emergence of web 2.0 tools have influenced sea...
With the advent of Web 2.0 and rapid growth of Tourism 2.0 applications, today internet stores milli...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...
Growing competitiveness in the marketplace pushes the hoteliers to fully take advantage of their web...
From the first article published on the topic of electronic word-of-mouth – eWOM (Stauss, 1997) res...
The internet has been regarded a new and essential marketing channel in the hospitality and tourism ...
The motivation behind this research is to examine the impact of hotel online reviews have on a custo...
The objective of the paper is to study the impact that hotel guests reviews posted on consumer-gener...
From the first article published on the topic of electronic word-of-mouth – eWOM (Stauss, 1997) rese...
In order to reduce information asymmetries in the tourist industry, consumers refer to multiple info...
Purpose - Online reviews have become increasingly important for customer decision-making. The hotel ...
The study aims to enhance the customer experience on hotel websites in the context of venue’s bookin...
With the rapid development of information technology in hotel booking context, it is no doubt that m...
The emergence of the Internet has led to the rapid growth of e-commerce which has had an effect on t...
Technology had a great impact on different industries. Tourism is not exempted from that. Several ...
Electronic word of mouth communication (eWOM) and the emergence of web 2.0 tools have influenced sea...
With the advent of Web 2.0 and rapid growth of Tourism 2.0 applications, today internet stores milli...
Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services ins...