Destination image's mediating role between perceived risks, perceived constraints, and behavioral intention

Nazir, Muhammad Umair; Yasin, Ida Md.; Tat, Huam Hon

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e07613

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“…Studies investigating the relation between risk perception and travel intention have found that, while risk perception is a critical antecedent of travel intention, this relation is often mediated by other factors depending on the context. For example, Nazir et al ( 2021 ) analyzed the mediating role of destination image on the risk perception-travel intention relation, concluding that while perceived risk and constraint negatively affect travel intention, a positive destination image can overcome the risks and constraints of certain tourist destinations. Similarly, in a study on the travel intention of tourists after the 2011 Fukushima disaster, Chew and Jahari ( 2014 ) found that both cognitive and affective image significantly mediates the relation between socio-psychological risk, financial risk, and intention to revisit.…”

Section: Literature Review and Hypothesesmentioning

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Recovering from the COVID-19 shock: the role of risk perception and perceived effectiveness of protective measures on travel intention during the pandemic

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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused severe damage to the global tourism industry. However, there is hope that the industry will recover in the near future. This study investigates how the pandemic has affected the peoples’ traveling intention and provide implications for accelerating the recovery of the industry. A PLS-SEM analysis of 382 samples confirms the significant effect of COVID-19 risk perception on travel intention while also highlighting the mediating role of perceived effectiveness of COVID-19 protective measures. The study also concludes that there is a significant difference in the perceived protective measure effectiveness-travel intention relation based on accommodation preference.

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Section: Literature Review and Hypothesesmentioning

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Recovering from the COVID-19 shock: the role of risk perception and perceived effectiveness of protective measures on travel intention during the pandemic

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“…In addition, Chen and Tsai (2007) identified travelers' behavioral intention as their assessment of the likelihood of returning to destination and recommending them to others. In the context of risk perception of visitors , a number of prior studies have revealed that risk perception of tourists may affect negatively re-visit (Tosun, Dedeoğlu, & Fyall, 2015) and recommendation intentions (Choo, Choo, & Kang, 2016;Nazir, Yasin, & Tat, 2021).…”

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Determining destination risk perceptions, their effects on satisfaction, revisit and recommendation intentions: Evidence from Sanliurfa/Turkey

Manci

2022

Journal of Multidisciplinary Academic Tourism

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Visitors' risk perception plays a vital role in their destination choice, intention to return, satisfaction and recommendations to others. At the same time, perceived risks affect destination image, which in turn causes increased or decreased demand for attractions of destinations. The aim of this study is to determine risk dimensions and their effects on recommendation and revisit intentions. Scale is most widely used in tourism research. This scale consists of six dimensions, namely, physical, time, social, performance, financial, and psychological risks, which consist of 28 items. A total of 471 respondents were collected via convenience sampling method among domestic tourists who visited Sanliurfa from May to June 2021. The results of the study indicated a weak inverse and significant relationship between the performance, social, physical, psychological, financial, and time risk perception of the participants and general satisfaction levels. Meanwhile, there is a moderately strong, inverse and significant relationship between all dimensions of risk perception among the participants and their recommendation and revisit intention. Thus, perceptions of risk dimensions have a strong negative influence on overall satisfaction, recommendation, and revisit intentions. By employing three regression models, the present study reported that time and psychological risks highly affect all dependent variables. Furthermore, overall satisfaction is significantly affected by the physical and performance dimensions. Recommendation intention is affected by the financial dimension beyond the aforementioned dimensions. The overall satisfaction levels of the participants were highly correlated with their recommendation levels and revisit intention. At the same time, their recommendation intention was highly correlated with their level of revisit intention. It might be said that visitors may change their future behaviors according to travel risk perceptions. Finally, the study revealed that understanding of customers risk perception is essential to all tourism and hospitality stakeholders.

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“…The image of a tourist destination is the impression that tourists have on the quality of a destination region. This is due to the fact that the image of a tourist destination is strongly tied to its physical characteristics, such as its names, buildings, attractions, and services, and will influence the number of visitor visits (Nazir et al, 2021). Several aspects at Ampenan Beach contribute to the formation of a desnitation image, namely: First, there are supporting natural features in the form of beach vistas.…”

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Does gastronomic improve the tourist destination image? Evidence from Lombok Island, Indonesia

Nugroho¹

2022

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This study aims to determine the significance of gastronomic in improving the destination's image and to determine the factors that attract tourists to Ampenan Beach, Lombok Island. Researchers used a qualitative method with a descriptive analysis approach, which is a strategy for analyzing data by describing the data that has been collected. The method of data collecting consisted of three steps: first, observation in the form of nonparticipatory observation at Ampenan Beach, Lombok. Second, interviews with 10 informants representing the public sector, managers, and the commercial sector by means of purposive sampling, and 20 tourists by means of incidental sampling. Third, the compilation of material and papers pertaining to Ampenan Beach tourism attractions. According to the results, gastronomic plays a part in enhancing the image of Ampenan Beach as a tourist attraction. This is seen by the number of tourists who visit in order to sample the local cuisine, and by the number of tourists who frequently return. Tourists are satisfied by the merchants' commitment to provide superior service. Moreover, the quality of the food's flavor is a feature that attracts travelers to Ampenan Beach, where they may experience a variety of Lombok-style spicy regional dishes.

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Destination image's mediating role between perceived risks, perceived constraints, and behavioral intention

Cited by 61 publications

References 140 publications

Recovering from the COVID-19 shock: the role of risk perception and perceived effectiveness of protective measures on travel intention during the pandemic

Recovering from the COVID-19 shock: the role of risk perception and perceived effectiveness of protective measures on travel intention during the pandemic

Determining destination risk perceptions, their effects on satisfaction, revisit and recommendation intentions: Evidence from Sanliurfa/Turkey

Does gastronomic improve the tourist destination image? Evidence from Lombok Island, Indonesia

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