2018
DOI: 10.3390/su10040957
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Building Customer Loyalty in Rural Destinations as a Pre-Condition of Sustainable Competitiveness

Abstract: Abstract:The paper is dedicated to the issues of rural tourism with regard to the visitor's loyalty towards the destination in a sustainable development context. Particularly, the findings of the research focused on exploring mutual relations among quality dimensions of the rural destination, overall satisfaction of the visitor, and his or her loyalty towards the destination are presented. A structural model was used to explore the relations among quality dimensions, overall satisfaction, and loyalty in the sp… Show more

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“…This new destination image-a modification of the initial image-should be positive [93], since that will create loyalty to the destination, increasing the number of visits to the area and increasing the economic sustainability of the area. Several authors, including Kastenholz et al [89], Moliner et al [135], Fandos and Puyuelo [136], Campón-Cerro et al [137], Long and Nguyem [138], and Ryglová et al [139] have studied the link between loyalty, increased visits to the area, and the consolidation of the development and sustainability of rural areas.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This new destination image-a modification of the initial image-should be positive [93], since that will create loyalty to the destination, increasing the number of visits to the area and increasing the economic sustainability of the area. Several authors, including Kastenholz et al [89], Moliner et al [135], Fandos and Puyuelo [136], Campón-Cerro et al [137], Long and Nguyem [138], and Ryglová et al [139] have studied the link between loyalty, increased visits to the area, and the consolidation of the development and sustainability of rural areas.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Štoviše, zadovoljstvo ima pozitivan utjecaj na naknadno ponašanje potrošača (Moreira i Iao, 2014). Ryglová et al (2018) su empirijski utvrdili da u turizmu zadovoljstvo pozitivno utječe na lojalnost prema destinaciji. To je također i temelj za razvijanje lojalne baze posjetitelja koja je pod utjecajem očuvanja održivosti destinacije uz istovremeno korištenje nematerijalne kulturne baštine kao konkurentske prednosti.…”
Section: Generiranje Rente I Prisvajanje Od Strane Zajedniceunclassified
“…Moreover, satisfaction has a positive impact on consumer post-purchase behavior (Moreira and Iao, 2014). In the tourism field, Ryglová et al (2018) empirically find that satisfaction positively influences loyalty towards the destination. That is also the basis for developing a loyal visitor base which is affected by maintaining destination sustainability while at the same time using intangible cultural heritage for a competitive advantage.…”
Section: Rent Generation and Appropriation By The Communitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding future lines of research, we must continue to investigate the sustainability of tourism. For example, we could adapt the model in Reference [146] to this destination or to any other sun and beach destination which has developed initiatives to become a sustainable destination. We also believe that it may be interesting to adopt Mihalic's [41] point of view and attempt to determine if, in responsible tourism (for example, in the form of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), there are only practices that seek to conceal an economic interest-that is, recognizing the need to become more ecological, but at the same time, protecting the values of the economic pillar.…”
Section: Recommendations For Management Future Lines Of Research Andmentioning
confidence: 99%