The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors that influence travelers’ decision-making process while searching and booking hotel deals. This study indicated that consumers’ cognition directly and significantly influenced their intent to book hotel deals. Although consumers’ affection did not have a positive and significant influence on booking intentions in general, consumers’ tendency toward being a market maven moderated the effect in consumers’ emotions of deal-searching. The findings suggested that hospitality marketers should develop promotional messages that are tailored to evoke consumers’ cognitive and affective states in terms of their tendency to be a market mave
Travelers’ hotel booking behaviors increasingly depend on peers' opinions and online ratings. This s...
Research aims: This study aims to analyze factors affecting consumer intention to book hotels from s...
The emergence of the Internet brought changes to traditional Word-of-Mouth Communication (WOM). Cons...
Online hotel booking is a common practice among potential travelers. When booking a hotel room, pote...
The very nature of tourist services implies that consumers consider all available cues when making h...
Previous research has indicated that gender is an imperative factor that influences consumers’ onlin...
Background: Promotional cues are commonly applied on online travel agency websites. The most common ...
Many studies on general marketing and consumer behavior suggest in the literature that online custom...
The purpose of this dissertation is threefold, all aimed at the prospective development of a compreh...
This research paper is focused on the factors that influence customer’s attitudes and purchasing beh...
The purpose of this study was to examine the extent to which the message structure of an online word...
One of the key things travellers do when planning a trip is to go online to search for and book the ...
The objective of the paper is to study the impact that hotel guests reviews posted on consumer-gener...
The motivation behind this research is to examine the impact of hotel online reviews have on a custo...
When there are more and more online hotel consumers, it is important for industry players to know wh...
Travelers’ hotel booking behaviors increasingly depend on peers' opinions and online ratings. This s...
Research aims: This study aims to analyze factors affecting consumer intention to book hotels from s...
The emergence of the Internet brought changes to traditional Word-of-Mouth Communication (WOM). Cons...
Online hotel booking is a common practice among potential travelers. When booking a hotel room, pote...
The very nature of tourist services implies that consumers consider all available cues when making h...
Previous research has indicated that gender is an imperative factor that influences consumers’ onlin...
Background: Promotional cues are commonly applied on online travel agency websites. The most common ...
Many studies on general marketing and consumer behavior suggest in the literature that online custom...
The purpose of this dissertation is threefold, all aimed at the prospective development of a compreh...
This research paper is focused on the factors that influence customer’s attitudes and purchasing beh...
The purpose of this study was to examine the extent to which the message structure of an online word...
One of the key things travellers do when planning a trip is to go online to search for and book the ...
The objective of the paper is to study the impact that hotel guests reviews posted on consumer-gener...
The motivation behind this research is to examine the impact of hotel online reviews have on a custo...
When there are more and more online hotel consumers, it is important for industry players to know wh...
Travelers’ hotel booking behaviors increasingly depend on peers' opinions and online ratings. This s...
Research aims: This study aims to analyze factors affecting consumer intention to book hotels from s...
The emergence of the Internet brought changes to traditional Word-of-Mouth Communication (WOM). Cons...