Effects of ideology on visit intention and trust toward a destination

Boger, Carl A.; Ritter, Marisa; Charmchian, Maryam

doi:10.1080/15470148.2020.1832010

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“…An online questionnaire was adapted from several previous researchers to collect the data (Abubakar & Ilkan, 2016;Boger, 2020;Cengizci et al, 2020;Nthebe, 2016;Pujiastuti et al, 2017;Salsabila & Alversia, 2020). Questionnaire adaptation was based on the topic of this research, which targets international bleisure tourists in Malaysia.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

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Exploring Items for Measuring Behavioural Intention among Bleisure in Malaysia: An Exploratory Factor Analysis

Sohaili¹,

Aminudin²,

Amir³

2022

IJARBSS

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This study used exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to investigate the reliability of a tool for assessing the behavioural intentions of international bleisure tourists to visit leisure attractions in Malaysia during their business trips. The instrument consists of four constructs. 110 responses were collected to conduct the EFA after distributing the questionnaire. The EFA was performed separately for each construct. The analysis obtained that the first and second constructs have three and four components, respectively, while the third and fourth constructs have one component each. Each item in each construct factor is > 0.5, while all construct is significant as they yielded the P value < 0.05 for Bartlett's Test of Sphericity. All constructs reach higher than 0.6 for the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure of sampling adequacy, indicating that the sample size was adequate. All items in the constructs also reach greater than 0.7 for Cronbach's alpha. It showed that all the instrument to measure the behavioural intentions of international bleisure tourists to visit leisure attractions during their business trip is valid and reliable. The outcome of this study is useful for future research in the field of behavioural intentions.

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Exploring Items for Measuring Behavioural Intention among Bleisure in Malaysia: An Exploratory Factor Analysis

Sohaili¹,

Aminudin²,

Amir³

2022

IJARBSS

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“…This study discusses the association between consumers' trust in information on online media and their visit intention Yoo and Gretzel, 2011). PTR is believed to be a vital antecedent for a tourist's intention to visit a travel destination (Ben-Shaul and Reichel, 2018;Boger et al, 2020;Su et al, 2020). Deepfake videos are made using AI and DL technology, which are morphed types of fake; however, it ensures a realistic view of the destination that lures travelers.…”

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All that glitters is not gold: a study of tourists' visit intention by watching deepfake destination videos

Sivathanu,

Pillai,

Mahtta

et al. 2023

JTF

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the tourists' visit intention by watching deepfake destination videos, using Information Manipulation and Media Richness Theory.Design/methodology/approachThis study conducted a primary survey utilizing a structured questionnaire. In total, 1,360 tourists were surveyed, and quantitative data analysis was done using PLS-SEM.FindingsThe results indicate that the factors that affect the tourists' visit intention after watching deepfake videos include information manipulation tactics, trust and media richness. This study also found that perceived deception and cognitive load do not influence the tourists' visit intention.Originality/valueThe originality/salience of this study lies in the fact that this is possibly among the first to combine the Media Richness Theory and Information Manipulation for understanding tourists' visit intention and post-viewing deepfake destination videos.

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“…While tourism is intangible in its product and service, image plays a more significant part in one’s mind than reality and can develop the tourist’s visit (Gallarza et al , 2002; Pesaresi and Abbasian, 2022; Yılmaz and Yilmaz, 2020). It applies to potential tourists and repeated tourists, regardless of their differences in destination image sources (Beerli and Martín, 2004; Boger et al , 2020; El Sheikh, 2020). The repeated tourists often use their hands-on experience to form the destination image, known as the primary destination image (Beerli and Martín, 2004; El Sheikh, 2020).…”

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Livening up Japan’s halal tourism by captivating Indonesian potential Muslim tourists

Amalia

Gunawan

2022

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to investigate potential Muslim tourists’ visit intentions to halal tourism destinations in Japan. Design/methodology/approach Data were acquired from 397 respondents of potential Muslim tourists in Indonesia. These data were analyzed with variance-based structural modeling to assess the relationships between religiosity, halal awareness, destination image, destination trust and visit intention. Findings This study disclosed that halal awareness and destination trust could directly affect visit intention. Meanwhile, destination image could influence visit intention after mediated by destination trust. Religiosity was proven to be the antecedent of halal awareness and destination image. Practical implications This study exhibits the ways to optimize the development of halal tourism, especially in Muslim minority countries, by shaping the visit intention of potential Muslim tourists. The providers should concentrate on building the destination trust of potential Muslim tourists. They should innovatively exhibit their sincere commitment to fulfilling halal needs of potential tourists, and having a favorable destination image is only one of the ways. Besides that, the providers can promote halal tourism to potential Muslim tourists with more vital halal awareness. Originality/value This is an initial study to examine the visit intention of potential Muslim tourist for halal tourism destination in a Muslim minority country.

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Effects of ideology on visit intention and trust toward a destination

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Exploring Items for Measuring Behavioural Intention among Bleisure in Malaysia: An Exploratory Factor Analysis

Exploring Items for Measuring Behavioural Intention among Bleisure in Malaysia: An Exploratory Factor Analysis

All that glitters is not gold: a study of tourists' visit intention by watching deepfake destination videos

Livening up Japan’s halal tourism by captivating Indonesian potential Muslim tourists

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