2022
DOI: 10.53730/ijhs.v6ns6.9497
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influences of service innovation, service quality, satisfaction, and trust on loyalty behavior of service users of non-hotel homestay guesthouses in Bangkok Metropolis

Abstract: Extensive research has been carried out to examine the customer behavior in the hotel industry. The loyalty behavior is extensively studied in the literature in hotel industry; however, the phenomenon of loyalty is rarely addressed in the non-hotel homestay guesthouse businesses. Particularly, the loyalty behavior among the non-hotel homestay guesthouse business is not addressed by the literature in Bangkok Metropolis, Thailand. Hence, this study is an attempt to carried out loyalty behavior along with service… Show more

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“…This study confirms that service quality is a precursor to behavioral intentions, significantly impacting student satisfaction and loyalty, aligning with findings by Cheng & Michael (2020), Pelealu (2021), and Wonganawat et al (2022). There is a strong positive correlation between service quality and satisfaction, and between satisfaction and loyalty, underscoring the direct and significant influence of service quality on both student satisfaction and loyalty.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…This study confirms that service quality is a precursor to behavioral intentions, significantly impacting student satisfaction and loyalty, aligning with findings by Cheng & Michael (2020), Pelealu (2021), and Wonganawat et al (2022). There is a strong positive correlation between service quality and satisfaction, and between satisfaction and loyalty, underscoring the direct and significant influence of service quality on both student satisfaction and loyalty.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%