Nostalgic Emotion, Experiential Value, Destination Image, and Place Attachment of Cultural Tourists

Exploring the Emotional Dimension of Visitors' Satisfaction at Cultural Events

“…Nevertheless, no consensus exists among psychologists as to how many types of emotions people experience. Some propose only a short list, including happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and disgust; in contrast, others include nostalgia (Yeh, Chen, & Liu, 2012), contempt, interest, frustration, love, embarrassment, boredom, and even surprise (Kalat, 2011), although the latter is generally regarded as a cognitive reaction as opposed to an emotion (Spinoza, 1989 (Kalat, 2011;Parzuchowski & Szymkow-Sudziarska, 2008). Emotions have also been identified as a key determinant in transforming satisfaction into repeat (tourism) business (Chatzigeorgiou et al, 2009) while emotion-based satisfaction was found to be a better predictor of future behavioral intention than cognitive measures of satisfaction (Martin et al, 2008;Wood & Moss, 2015).…”

Online Group-Buying of Tourism Products: Effects of Value and Trust on Site Attachment, Altruism, and Loyalty

“…Studies of online tourism shopping (Kim, Chung, & Lee, 2011;Kim, Chung, Lee, & Kim, 2012) show that trust is related to loyalty. Yeh, Chen, and Liu (2012) find that perceived value contributes to place attachment; Louis and Lombart (2010) confirm that trust in a brand affects attachment to the brand; Morais and Lin (2010) show that attachment to a destination influences loyalty to the destination. Moreover, many researchers (see for example Chung & Koo, 2012;Fiedler & Sarstedt, 2010;Ren et al, 2012;Ren, Kraut, & Kiesler, 2007) find that attachment has a mediating effect between antecedents and dependent variables (e.g.…”

“…The landscape value of the natural features leads to place attachment (Brown & Raymond, 2007). For cultural tourists, perceived experiential value contributes to forming place attachment (Yeh et al, 2012). Yet we find no previous research on the relationship between value and attachment to websites.…”

“…loyalty) on online sites. Based on previous research (see for example Chung & Koo, 2012;Fiedler & Sarstedt, 2010;Louis & Lombart, 2010;Morais & Lin, 2010, 2012Ren et al, 2007;Yeh et al, 2012), attachment might perform an important mediating role between antecedent variables (e.g. value, trust) and dependent variables (e.g.…”

Influencia de las emociones en la compra de vino por enoturistas en el nuevo mundo del vino: el caso de México

“…Respecto a las emociones producidas por el objeto que se está valorando, las investigaciones precedentes han demostrado que los productos que generan en el consumidor emociones positivas tienen mayor probabilidad de ser elegidos (Lee y Yun, 2015;Yeh et al, 2012), mientras que los que producen emociones negativas tienen mayor probabilidad de ser rechazados (Han et al, 2007;Sparks, 2007). Al referirse a las emociones producidas por los alimentos, Siegrist (2008) considera que los factores psicológicos son determinantes en la aceptación de los alimentos por los consumidores.…”