2017
DOI: 10.1080/15980634.2017.1393903
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Measuring the effect of ubiquitous Internet success on travelers’ perceived value and overall tourism destination satisfaction

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“…Perceived value is defined as a tourist's comprehensive evaluation of the efficiency of a tourism product or service [44]. Recognized as a world natural heritage site, the Li River is considered to have an exceptional value to humanity, which makes preserving the current status of the river's natural environments and ecosystem worthwhile.…”
Section: Perceived Valuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Perceived value is defined as a tourist's comprehensive evaluation of the efficiency of a tourism product or service [44]. Recognized as a world natural heritage site, the Li River is considered to have an exceptional value to humanity, which makes preserving the current status of the river's natural environments and ecosystem worthwhile.…”
Section: Perceived Valuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some study clearly indicated that customers' use behaviors impacted their perceived value toward various innovative technologies [19]. In addition, many researchers discovered that travelers' use intention could positively influence their perceived value, and their perceived value and use intentions both positively affect overall tourism destination satisfaction toward the Macau ubiquitous internet technology [20]. Based on previous research, the current study proposed further hypotheses: Hypothesis 9 (H9): There was a positive relationship between travelers' use intention and travelers' perceived value for STT.…”
Section: Travelers' Perceived Value Use Intention and Overall Tourism...mentioning
confidence: 99%