The changing demand for hotel facilities in the Asia Pacific region

Analyzing Big Social Data for Evaluating Environment-Friendly Tourism in Turkey

“…Our results support the findings of previous literature in the context of green tourism as these factors were located as important drivers of customers satisfaction in the study by (Bauer et al, 1993;D'Alessandro, 2016;De Palma et al, 2018;Kim et al, 2016;Park et al, 2016;Zamparini et al, 2022).…”

“…From this clustering, we can confirm the alignment of our findings with the results of previous literature in similar contexts. The facilities in the hotels such as rooms, pools, and restaurants are vital for the choice of the hotel and the assessment of the overall tourism experience (Bauer et al, 1993). Beverages and drinks also gained the interest of researchers in the tourism and hospitality businesses (Park et al, 2016;Türker & Süzer, 2022).…”

Analyzing Big Social Data for Evaluating Environment-Friendly Tourism in Turkey

“…Our results support the findings of previous literature in the context of green tourism as these factors were located as important drivers of customers satisfaction in the study by (Bauer et al, 1993;D'Alessandro, 2016;De Palma et al, 2018;Kim et al, 2016;Park et al, 2016;Zamparini et al, 2022).…”

“…From this clustering, we can confirm the alignment of our findings with the results of previous literature in similar contexts. The facilities in the hotels such as rooms, pools, and restaurants are vital for the choice of the hotel and the assessment of the overall tourism experience (Bauer et al, 1993). Beverages and drinks also gained the interest of researchers in the tourism and hospitality businesses (Park et al, 2016;Türker & Süzer, 2022).…”

Do the Social Responsibility Efforts of the Destination Affect the Loyalty of Tourists?

“…Asian tourists generally consider value for money to be the most important, while Western tourists consider it to be the room quality as the most important aspect. The hotel facilities also play a part in hotel satisfaction, with different amenities being valued based on different cultural demands [69]. In addition, there are also notable differences in services, brand personality perceptions, visit intentions, tourist satisfaction, tourist behaviors, etc., in terms of their cultural backgrounds [57,64,68,70,71].…”

Travellers' behavioral intentions depending on their beliefs: an empirical study

“…Hoon (1992), proved that cross-cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non-Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”

“…In another study, Reisinger and Turner (1999), supported that cultural values play an important role in buyer behaviour and identified five cultural dimensions (courtesy, competence, interaction, idealism and communication) as factors influencing selection procedure of a vacation country. Hoon (1992), proved that cross‐cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non‐Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”

Analyzing Big Social Data for Evaluating Environment-Friendly Tourism in Turkey

“…Our results support the findings of previous literature in the context of green tourism as these factors were located as important drivers of customers satisfaction in the study by (Bauer et al, 1993;D'Alessandro, 2016;De Palma et al, 2018;Kim et al, 2016;Park et al, 2016;Zamparini et al, 2022).…”

“…From this clustering, we can confirm the alignment of our findings with the results of previous literature in similar contexts. The facilities in the hotels such as rooms, pools, and restaurants are vital for the choice of the hotel and the assessment of the overall tourism experience (Bauer et al, 1993). Beverages and drinks also gained the interest of researchers in the tourism and hospitality businesses (Park et al, 2016;Türker & Süzer, 2022).…”

Do the Social Responsibility Efforts of the Destination Affect the Loyalty of Tourists?

“…Asian tourists generally consider value for money to be the most important, while Western tourists consider it to be the room quality as the most important aspect. The hotel facilities also play a part in hotel satisfaction, with different amenities being valued based on different cultural demands [69]. In addition, there are also notable differences in services, brand personality perceptions, visit intentions, tourist satisfaction, tourist behaviors, etc., in terms of their cultural backgrounds [57,64,68,70,71].…”

Travellers' behavioral intentions depending on their beliefs: an empirical study

“…Hoon (1992), proved that cross-cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non-Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”

“…In another study, Reisinger and Turner (1999), supported that cultural values play an important role in buyer behaviour and identified five cultural dimensions (courtesy, competence, interaction, idealism and communication) as factors influencing selection procedure of a vacation country. Hoon (1992), proved that cross‐cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non‐Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”

Analyzing Big Social Data for Evaluating Environment-Friendly Tourism in Turkey

“…Our results support the findings of previous literature in the context of green tourism as these factors were located as important drivers of customers satisfaction in the study by (Bauer et al, 1993;D'Alessandro, 2016;De Palma et al, 2018;Kim et al, 2016;Park et al, 2016;Zamparini et al, 2022).…”

“…From this clustering, we can confirm the alignment of our findings with the results of previous literature in similar contexts. The facilities in the hotels such as rooms, pools, and restaurants are vital for the choice of the hotel and the assessment of the overall tourism experience (Bauer et al, 1993). Beverages and drinks also gained the interest of researchers in the tourism and hospitality businesses (Park et al, 2016;Türker & Süzer, 2022).…”

Do the Social Responsibility Efforts of the Destination Affect the Loyalty of Tourists?

“…Asian tourists generally consider value for money to be the most important, while Western tourists consider it to be the room quality as the most important aspect. The hotel facilities also play a part in hotel satisfaction, with different amenities being valued based on different cultural demands [69]. In addition, there are also notable differences in services, brand personality perceptions, visit intentions, tourist satisfaction, tourist behaviors, etc., in terms of their cultural backgrounds [57,64,68,70,71].…”

Travellers' behavioral intentions depending on their beliefs: an empirical study

“…Hoon (1992), proved that cross-cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non-Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”

“…In another study, Reisinger and Turner (1999), supported that cultural values play an important role in buyer behaviour and identified five cultural dimensions (courtesy, competence, interaction, idealism and communication) as factors influencing selection procedure of a vacation country. Hoon (1992), proved that cross‐cultural differences form beliefs and expectations of the level of quality and satisfaction provided by hotel facilities, while Bauer et al (1993) argue in favour of the differences between Asian and non‐Asian travellers in relation to their demand for a wide range of hotel facilities and services.…”