2021
DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.210519.034
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Analysis on the Characteristics of Travel Vlog Video and Its Impact on Users’ Travel Intention

Abstract: Travel Vlog video has become an important channel for tourists to obtain tourism information, which affects the behaviour intention of the viewers. By using empirical analysis, this paper summarizes the video characteristics of travel Vlog videos and explores how these characteristics affect users' behavioural intention to travel. The research results show that vlogger's attractiveness, interactivity, perceived entertainment and perceived usefulness of travel Vlog videos have a significant positive impact on b… Show more

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“…It indicates that most of the respondents believed that perceived enjoyment affected their intention to revisit. Contrarily, the study of Chen et al (2021) shows that perceived enjoyment is the least characteristic that affects the travelers' revisit intention. Since the respondent used travel websites and apps as a guide during their trip, perceived enjoyment is not that much recognized as a reason to influence their revisit intention, unlike the other Belanio et al: Relationship between local youtube travel vlogs and revisit intention of tourism students of DLSU-D.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It indicates that most of the respondents believed that perceived enjoyment affected their intention to revisit. Contrarily, the study of Chen et al (2021) shows that perceived enjoyment is the least characteristic that affects the travelers' revisit intention. Since the respondent used travel websites and apps as a guide during their trip, perceived enjoyment is not that much recognized as a reason to influence their revisit intention, unlike the other Belanio et al: Relationship between local youtube travel vlogs and revisit intention of tourism students of DLSU-D.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It includes visual content that allows viewers to simulate their visual expectations of a destination. In fact, several vlogger characteristics, such as vlogger attractiveness, perceived interactivity, perceived entertainment, and perceived usefulness, have been studied to have a corresponding influence on viewers' intention to travel after watching a travel vlog (Chen et al, 2021). Travel vlog interaction has been shown to have a significant influence on its audience.…”
Section: Influence Of Travel Vlogsmentioning
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“…The survey was distributed randomly to the target population of adults between 20 and 25 in mainland China to ensure the effectiveness of the proposed methods and their general applicability, as they tend to be the major age group of vlog viewers who can make independent travel decisions based on previous relevant research suggestion (Chen et al, 2021). Finally, data from 210 male and 245 female participants were collected.…”
Section: Methodology and Data Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above study is comparable to this research because it also talks about the usage of YouTube in promoting tourism products, and will also seek to promote a destination on YouTube. The research's purpose to evaluate the video contents of travel vloggers about Siargao island is similar to the study conducted by Chen et al (2021), which also analyzes the video qualities of travel vlog contents and investigates how these aspects influence viewers' behavioral desire to travel. The said study was divided into four aspects: vlogger beauty, interaction, perceived enjoyment, and perceived utility; these four characteristics of users' travel intention were studied to enhance this field.…”
Section: Literature Review and Conceptual/theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%