Determining behaviour intentions from the overall destination image and risk perception

Revisit intention and satisfaction: The role of destination image, perceived risk, and cultural contact

“…The intention to revisit a tourism destination can be seen as a type of post-consumption behavior (Cole & Scott, 2004) and has been defined as a visitor repeating an activity or revisiting a destination (Baker & Crompton, 2000). It also relates to the visitor's judgment about the likeliness or plans to revisit the same destination (Khasawneh & Alfandi, 2019;Stylos et al, 2016) or the willingness to recommend the destination to others (Chen & Tsai, 2007;Khasawneh & Alfandi, 2019).…”

Persepsi Risiko Covid-19 terhadap Intensi Berwisata di Jabodetabek

“…Dalam pariwisata medis misalnya, persepsi risiko dapat mempengaruhi wisatawan medis menghindari tujuan tertentu atau bahkan ada kecenderungan untuk tidak bepergian sama sekali (Mohammad J. . Penelitian yang dilakukan oleh (Khasawneh & Alfandi, 2019) mengidentifikasi bahwa dua dimensi persepsi risiko (yaitu risiko keuangan dan risiko performansi) berdampak signifikan pada total citra destinasi. Sedangkan persepsi risiko fisik, waktu dan risiko sosial psikologi tidak begitu penting berdampak pada citra destinasi.…”

Hotel-Related Factors and Employee Performance "The Case of Jordanian Four Star Hotels"

“…Guests at the Jordanians' hotels may experience numerous challenges during their stay such as the language barriers, traveler's expectations and inaccurate/accurate information concerning the host culture. Besides, from the point of view of international tourists, the region where Jordan is located seen as a risky and unstable region in terms of safety and security (Khasawneh & Alfandi, 2019). The literature review showed that the development of any organization is directly dependent upon the performance of the human element through work quantity, quality, as well as the speed of work achievement, which reflects on the overall performance in the organization (Alfandi, 2016a).…”