Understanding Consumer Decision-making in Tourism Sector: Conjoint Analysis

Nuraeni, Shimaditya; Arru, Arlavianyssa Pradiva; Novani, Santi

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.01.315

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“…Next, Suharno dan Yudi Sutarso, (2010) defined purchasing decisions as a process when consumers have made their choices and make purchases of goods, also consume them. Then according to Swastha and Handoko (2012), purchasing decisions are a way of solving problems in human activities to buying an object or service to satisfy needs and wants that are formed from the identification of wants and needs, extracting news, evaluating purchasing alternatives, purchasing policies, and postpurchase behavior in order to measure the variables of visiting decisions using indications from Nuraeni et al, (2015)Javed et al, (2020…”

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The The Effect of Destination Image and Risk Perception toward Decision to Visit Kampung Coklat Tourism During New Normal Covid-19

Nurmazidah¹

2021

JBMR

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The covid-19 pandemic has had such a huge impact on various sectors, especially the tourism sector, restrictions imposed in various regions have made tourism continue to decline. This research aimed tto study the relationship between destination image, risk perception, and tourists' decision to visit. The research is focused on tourists who have visited Kampung Coklat Tourism Destinations assample using nonprobability sampling technique. Questionnaires were distributed to 200 respondents directly to tourists. The data analysis technique used Multiple Linear Regression with validity and reliability tests.classical assumptions, and hypothesis testing (t-test). The results showed that the destination image was positively affectedby the decision to visit, and also the perception of risk was positively affected by the decision of tourists to visit.The implications in this research can be used as input for the Management of Kampung Coklat Tourism in developing destination images to increase tourists' decisions to visit.

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Section: Decision To Visitmentioning

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The The Effect of Destination Image and Risk Perception toward Decision to Visit Kampung Coklat Tourism During New Normal Covid-19

Nurmazidah¹

2021

JBMR

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“…And the month which experiencing low season are June and September. Tourism has been key global economic activities and youth is said to be the mind share attainer in which they are the opinion starter for many movements and trends (Nuraeni, et.al, 2015)…”

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The Perception and Characteristics of Tourists in Semarang City

Fafurida

Apriliani

2019

EDAJ

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The purpose of the study is to find out the conditions and the quality of tourist destinations in Semarang, the characteristics of tourists, and the pattern of foreigners in Semarang. The population of the study is the tourists of Semarang in 2016 which are as much as 3.125.197 tourists. The samples of the study are 400 tourists taken by using the Slovin formula with convenience sampling. The study is used a quantitative descriptive approach. The data collection is used the questionnaires. The techniques data analysis is used descriptive statistics. The results of the study show that the tourists perception toward the quality of tourist destinations in a tourist attractions of Semarang based on attraction aspects, facilities and accessibility in 2018, most of them are gave good enough opinion. The characteristics of tourists that visited Semarang in 2018, most of them are domestic tourists, men, between 18-40 years old, were not married yet, they came from another city, their last education is highchool/equal, and they are students/students college.The pattern of tourists visiting the tourist attractions in Semarang in 2018 is most of the tourist came with their family/friends in order to vacation/recreation, the visits frequency only once in a year for 1-2 days and most of them came in the day of Eid al-Fitr holiday. Based on secondary data, Semarang has three times peak seasons, those are new year masehi, school day off and Raya Eid al-Fitr holiday.

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“…They also noticed that the respondents prefer to go on an international trip to a place that has warm and friendly local people, spend their expense to enjoy the sightseeing, to see local specificity. 53 Nevertheless, all these authors generally assessed the competitiveness of Japan, South Korea and China in accommodating the preferences of Malaysian Muslim tourists and noticed that 'access to Muslim culture' was perceived to be the second most influential factor when potential Muslim tourists select an overseas destination. In short, Japan was perceived as having a better destination brand than China except in the case of 'access to Muslim culture'.…”

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Challenges and Opportunities in the Inbound Tourism of Japan After Disaster and Pandemic

Paidi

Suki

Akhir

et al. 2021

IJEAS

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According to the data published by JTB Tourism Research & Consulting Co., for the period beginning 1990 until 2019, the growth rate of inbound tourism in Japan has shown a steady increase which resulted in an average of 11.5% every year. This encouraging development was the result of the full-fledged ‘‘Inbound Tourism Initiative’’ campaign launched in 2003, which originally aimed at attracting 10 million foreign tourists to Japan in 2010. However, it is undeniable that there were so many challenges Japan had to overcome alongside that process due to problems that arise out of things beyond control such as natural disasters and epidemics. This article discusses in detail the volatile situation plaguing the inbound tourism industry in Japan. Analyzing from one single perspective that is why people would or would not travel to Japan, this paper seeks to observe how Japan managed to realize the inbound tourism rebound after disasters and epidemics. By employing secondary data analysis, this effort aims to present data about the determinants and factors influencing inbound tourism to Japan from as many countries as possible. This work will then examine in depth the challenges and opportunities that Japan might need to deal with in addressing the impact of COVID-19 on inbound tourism by taking Malaysia as a case study.

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Understanding Consumer Decision-making in Tourism Sector: Conjoint Analysis

Cited by 31 publications

References 4 publications

The The Effect of Destination Image and Risk Perception toward Decision to Visit Kampung Coklat Tourism During New Normal Covid-19

The The Effect of Destination Image and Risk Perception toward Decision to Visit Kampung Coklat Tourism During New Normal Covid-19

The Perception and Characteristics of Tourists in Semarang City

Challenges and Opportunities in the Inbound Tourism of Japan After Disaster and Pandemic

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