Impacts of perceived risks on tourists' revisit intentions

Çetinsöz, Burçin Cevdet; Ege, Zehra

doi:10.1080/13032917.2012.743921

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“…Korstanje () and Lepp and Gibson () propose that perceived risk in tourism can be differentiated based on an individual tourist's characteristics. Stanley Plog, a pioneer in the study of personality associated with travel, argues that travelers experience fear or attraction depending on their personality (Çetinsöz & Ege, ). Risk perception is a fluid concept, which is subject to tourists' roles (Cohen, ; Gibson & Yiannakis, ) and personalities (Plog, ).…”

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What drives supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site?

Cheng²

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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This paper aims to explore the structural relationship between supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site and their 7 drivers-participation, innovation, experiential risk, experiential memorability, experiential satisfaction, experiential trust, and experiential involvement of dark tourism sites. A convenience sample of 546 tourists to the Beichuan earthquake relics was surveyed. The results will assist tourism management in developing and implementing marketorientated service strategies to increase site participation, site innovation, site experiential memorability, enhance site experiential satisfaction, site experiential trust, and site experiential involvement in order to enable tourists to have intentions to support their dark tourism sites. KEYWORDS site experiential involvement, site experiential risk, site experiential satisfaction, site experiential trust, supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site

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Section: Theoretical Background and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning

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What drives supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site?

Cheng²

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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“…Researchers identify several dimensions of risk in tourism: 1) physical, 2) functional, 3) psychological, 4) social, 5) temporal/time, 6) financial, and 7) overall (e.g. Boksberger and Craig-Smith [2006], Fuchs and Reichel [2008], and Çetinsöz and Ege [2013]). Owing to the general nature of this current research and the lack of reference to any specific destination in the survey, the overall dimension and its indicators were used for measurement.…”

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confidence: 99%

Antecedents of loyalty intentions among young adult tourists: a survey

Wąsowicz-Zaborek

2019

International Journal of Management and Economics

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The purpose of this paper was to examine the antecedents of young adult tourists’ loyalty intentions. The study is concerned with the overall loyalty tendencies of individuals, comprising the two dimensions of revisit intentions (RVIs) and recommendation intentions (RIs), and thus does not explore their loyalty to a specific destination (as in most previous studies). The research uses an Internet questionnaire with a total sample of 305 university students recruited from two Polish universities. Statistical analysis with the partial least squares structural equation modeling method indicates that destination RI is mainly driven by social bonding, while RVI is influenced positively by risk and uncertainty avoidance and negatively by novelty and variety seeking. In addition, income is found to be a significant moderator in the relationship between risk and uncertainty perception and RIs, such that a transition from very low to very high incomes tends to reverse the focal relationship from positive to negative. In addition, the research demonstrates that there is no significant difference between male and female young tourist’s loyalty intention. Implications for tourism entrepreneurs and destinations are suggested in the concluding section of the article.

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“…Emniyet ve güvenlik, konaklama sektöründe huzurlu bir tatilin ve turizm destinasyonuna talebin en temel unsuru olarak görülmektedir (Kovari ve Zimanyi, 2011). Ziyaretçilerin seyahat kararlarını alırken güvenlik ve emniyet algısı, önemli bir belirleyici olduğu çalışmalarda vurgulanmaktadır (Rittichainuwat ve Chakraborty, 2009;Çetinsöz ve Ege, 2013). Araştırmalarda doğal afetler, bulaşıcı hastalıklar, güvenli olmayan seyahat olanakları, suç, şiddet ve siyasi istikrarsızlık gibi kişisel güvenlikle doğrudan ilgili olan güvenlik risklerinden etkilenen birçok turizm aktivitesi tanımlanmıştır.…”

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“…Dahası, potansiyel turistler, yüksek bir suç oranı ününe sahip bir destinasyonu ziyaret etmeme yönünde karar verebildikleri gibi; onların konaklama tesisi dışında etkinliklere katılmaları, başkalarına destinasyonu tavsiye etmeleri, aynı destinasyona tekrar gelmeleri de olası değildir (George, 2003:577;Pizam ve Mansfeld, 2006;Batra, 2008:92,93). Bu da bir turizm destinasyonun başarısında emniyet ve güvenliğin mutlak öncelikler arasında olduğunu göstermektedir Güvenlik ve emniyet algısı, destinasyon hakkında karar-alma süreci boyunca belirleyici faktörlerin başında gelmektedir (Sönmez ve Graefe, 1998a, 1998bMawby, 2000;George, 2003;Rittichainuwat ve Chakraborty, 2009;Çetinsöz ve Ege, 2013). Karar-alma süreci, belirli eylemler tarafından şekillenen ve farklı aşamalardan oluşan, bir dizi psikolojik (içsel) ve psikolojik olmayan (dışsal) değişkenler tarafından etkilenmektedir (Sırakaya ve Woodside, 2005).…”

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Security Perceptions of the Tourists Visiting Alanya According to Their Home Country

Aksu¹,

Aktaş²,

Demir³

et al. 2015

International Conference on Eurasian Economies 2015

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In today’s world there exists severe competition in all sectors, in tourism sector as well. That’s why countries with successful destinations consider tourism security concept as part of the tourism concept in order to maximize tourist demand. On the other hand, tourism security and risk perception of a destination is one of the principal components of destination image. Tourism security seems to be the most important appealing factor of the demand. The aim of the study is to research the risk perception differences between the tourists’ home countries when grouped (North European, East European, Middle European, West European and the others). According to Data set from 500 respondents different countries visiting Alanya is analyzed, findings suggest that there exits differences among the places (beach, recreation center, public transportation etc.) and factors (traffic, terror, day and night treks, mugging, theft etc.) effecting respondents’ risk perceptions.

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Impacts of perceived risks on tourists' revisit intentions

Cited by 66 publications

References 41 publications

What drives supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site?

What drives supportive intentions towards a dark tourism site?

Antecedents of loyalty intentions among young adult tourists: a survey

Security Perceptions of the Tourists Visiting Alanya According to Their Home Country

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