Mongolian Domestic Tourists’ Motivation and Revisit Intention: Mediating Effect of Perceived Benefit and Perceived Value

Luvsandavaajav, Oyunchimeg; Narantuya, Gantuya

doi:10.47246/cejgsd.2021.3.1.3

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“…Gračan, Barkiđija Sotošek and Torbarina (2021) found that accessibility does not predict future the behavioural intentions of those who attend one convention per year, but it does significantly predict the behavioural intentions of those who visit more than one. Similarly, Luvsandavaajav and Narantuya (2021) found that the pull factor of accessibility has no direct effect on revisit intentions. In the same vein, Ćulić et al (2021) found that accessibility has no significant effect on revisit intentions.…”

Section: Accessibilitymentioning

confidence: 98%

“…A resort's pull factors such as sunshine, a laid-back atmosphere, and friendly locals respond to and strengthen push factor motivation, as stated by Dann (1981). Furthermore, there has been an increasing number of works on 'push' and 'pull' factors in recent decades (Baniya, Ghimire, Phuyal, 2017;Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Luković, 2021;Kim, Lee, 2002;Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021;Uysal, Jurowski, 1994). Dann (1977) and Crompton (1979b) are the two most comprehensive studies that use push and pull factor hypotheses.…”

Section: Push and Pull Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, tourist motivations could be interpreted through push and pull factors to explain the tourist's decision in selecting a destination (Baniya, Ghimire, Phuyal, 2017;Fila Hidayana, Suryawardani, Wiranatha, 2019;Joo, Sean, Hong, 2017;Khuong, Ha, 2014;Kim, 2021). Undeniably, the framework of push and pull theory has been widely used by researchers to examine issues in a variety of fields such as health and wellness (Ting et al, 2021), travel motivation (Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021), spa destinations (Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Lukovići, 2021), youth tourism (Preko, Doe, Dadzie, 2019) and events tourism (Qi, Smith, Yeoman, 2019). Therefore, the push-pull theory is popular among researchers as it is used extensively in the tourism field (Baniya, Ghimire, Phuyal, 2017;Baptista, Saldanha, Vong, 2020;Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Lukovići, 2021;Kim, 2021;Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021;Preko, Doe, Dadzie, 2019;Qi, Smith, Yeoman, 2019;Yousefi, Marzuki, 2015).…”

Section: Push and Pull Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Undeniably, the framework of push and pull theory has been widely used by researchers to examine issues in a variety of fields such as health and wellness (Ting et al, 2021), travel motivation (Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021), spa destinations (Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Lukovići, 2021), youth tourism (Preko, Doe, Dadzie, 2019) and events tourism (Qi, Smith, Yeoman, 2019). Therefore, the push-pull theory is popular among researchers as it is used extensively in the tourism field (Baniya, Ghimire, Phuyal, 2017;Baptista, Saldanha, Vong, 2020;Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Lukovići, 2021;Kim, 2021;Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021;Preko, Doe, Dadzie, 2019;Qi, Smith, Yeoman, 2019;Yousefi, Marzuki, 2015). These studies confirmed that the push and pull theory is applicable in the motives of tourists.…”

Section: Push and Pull Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…słońce, swobodna atmosfera i przyjaźni mieszkańcy, powodują reakcję i wzmacniają motywację typu push. W ostatnich dziesięcioleciach pojawia się coraz więcej prac na temat czynników push i pull (Baniya, Ghimire, Phuyal, 2017;Dimitrovski, Seočanac, Luković, 2021;Kim, Lee, 2002;Luvsandavaajav, Narantuya, 2021;Uysal, Jurowski, 1994). Analizy Danna (1977) i Cromptona (1979b to dwa najobszerniejsze badania, w których zastosowano hipotezy dotyczące czynników push i pull.…”

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Factors influencing MICE destination revisit intentions: A literature review

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The relationship between push and pull factors with the intention to revisit a destination has often been investigated in the context of general tourism. Not much is known on the factors influencing MICE destination revisit intentions, despite the numerous socioeconomic benefits that many countries have received from the MICE tourism business. This article attempts to fill the gap of knowledge by critically reviewing the literature using the integrative review approach. By reviewing, critiquing and synthesizing major literature on the issue, two push factors i.e. networking and educational opportunities and four pull factors i.e. destination image, travel costs, attraction and accessibility are established as influencing revisit intentions to MICE destination. Then a theoretical model of relationship between those factors and MICE destination revisit intentions is proposed.

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Section: Accessibilitymentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Push and Pull Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Motivational push and pull factors influencing intentions to revisit Jordan as a MICE destination

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The main objective of this study is to examine the impact of push and pull factors on the intentions of international participants to revisit MICE events held in Amman, given that there are very few existing studies on the topic. This research is quantitative and employs a questionnaire method to collect data. For data analysis, partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) was utilized to test the research hypothesis with a purposive sample of 479 international visitors who had attended 14 MICE events held in Amman in 2022. The study revealed that networking opportunities, educational opportunities, destination image, travel cost, destination attraction and accessibility have a significant positive impact on revisit intentions. In terms of implications, these findings contribute to enriching push and pull theory in this context among MICE participants. In practical terms, the findings contribute to empowering planners, managers, marketers and organizers in the MICE industry in terms of creating and promoting effective strategies related to MICE tourism. The findings are anticipated to be useful for conference organizers, enabling them to attract repeat participants in this extremely competitive event industry.

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Pengaruh Outdoor Recreation Motivation Terhadap Revisit Intention Melalui Perceived Risk

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Repeat visits made by tourists become one of the assessment factors regarding overall customer satisfaction, destination maturity, and perceived value of a tourist destination when tourists make a visit. Empirical research has recognized that many attractions and tourist destinations are very dependent on tourists who reivisit. Based on the above, conducting research on revisit intention will greatly help the company or destination to maintain its existence and provide an advantage in its competitiveness. The purpose of this study is to obtain an overview and influence of the outdoor recreation motivation dimension on revisit intention tought perceived risk in tourists Jamiaki Peak and Puspa Peak Camp Destination, Ciamis Regency. The research method used is a quantitative method. The study was conducted by setting a sample of 350 tourists through questionnaires as data collection. The study used SEM (Structural Equation Model) analysis techniques with AMOS 20.0 software and SPSS for windows version 25.0. Tests have shown that outdooor recreation motivation has a significant effect simultaneously on revisit intetion through perceived risk. The results of the Parameter Estimation Model of outdoor recreation motivation on revisit intention through perceived risk as a whole have been known that the R2 value of 0.443 means that the variable revisit intention which can be explained by outdoor recreation motivation intention and perceived risk is 44.3%, while 55.7% is influenced by other variables.

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Mongolian Domestic Tourists’ Motivation and Revisit Intention: Mediating Effect of Perceived Benefit and Perceived Value

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References 55 publications

Factors influencing MICE destination revisit intentions: A literature review

Factors influencing MICE destination revisit intentions: A literature review

Motivational push and pull factors influencing intentions to revisit Jordan as a MICE destination

Pengaruh Outdoor Recreation Motivation Terhadap Revisit Intention Melalui Perceived Risk

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