An examination of the effects of perceived quality price-value, and satisfaction on golf tourists' behavioural intentions: A structural model

Archive: sites/vre2.upei.ca.scholartest/files/temp/TTRA_2007_Golf_Poster_Presentation.jpg.zip, Length Date Time Name, -------- ---- ---- ----, 905716 06-25-14 14:15 TTRA_2007_Golf_Poster_Presentation.jpg, 0 06-27-14 13:13 __MACOSX/, 314 06-25-14 14:15 __MACOSX/._TTRA_2007_Golf_Poster_Presentation.jpg, -------- -------, 906030 3 filesA conceptual model of golf tourists’ behavioural intentions is developed based on a review of related literatures. The model is tested by using structural equation modeling (LISREL estimation) using data from 1,657 surveys of golfers on Prince Edward Island, a major golfing destination in Canada. The findings provide support for the critical causal relationships between the constructs in the proposed model, help clarify the role of perceived quality of performance for a golf course’s attributes, price-value, and overall satisfaction in behavioural intentions, and contribute to a better understanding of the golf tourists’ behaviours on Prince Edward Island