The Impact of Chinese Tourists" Social Status on Perceived Value, Perceived Risk, Tourism Satisfaction and Tourism Behavioral Intention: Focused on Tourist in Busan

Guo, Chao; Won, Chol-Shik

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“…Consumer demand for cultural tourism has undergone a number of changes, and consumption behavior has gradually shifted from “seeing as you pass by” to “participating in an experience” (Guo et al, 2018). The healthy function of tea supports this change in consumption demand: increasing tea consumption and its associated lifestyles has driven the development of tea tourism (Huang & Hall, 2007; Su et al, 2019; Zhao & Wu, 2022).…”

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Influencing factors and mechanisms on consumers' behavior: A case of tea tourism in China

Li,

Kim

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Journal of Tourism Research

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This study explores the factors affecting tea tourism, including the action mechanisms and the impact level of each factor influencing consumer behavior intentions, to contribute to predicting tea tourism consumer behavior. This study surveyed 377 potential tea tourists and constructed a theoretical model of tea tourism consumers' planned behavior using SPSS and AMOS. The results show that: (a) The experiential perception and opportunity perception of tea tourists can significantly affect their attitudes, (b) The self‐efficacy perception and convenience perception of tea tourists can significantly affect their perceptual control, and (c) The attitude of tea tourists can significantly positively influence their behavioral intention. This study not only broadens the applications boundary of the theory of planned behavior, but it also provides a new perspective for research on the behavioral awareness of tea tourism consumers. The findings have implications for predicting and promoting future tea tourism in China and beyond.

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“…Consumer demand for cultural tourism has undergone a number of changes, and consumption behavior has gradually shifted from "seeing as you pass by" to "participating in an experience" (Guo et al, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

Influencing factors and mechanisms on consumers' behavior: A case of tea tourism in China

Li,

Kim

et al. 2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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The Impact of Chinese Tourists" Social Status on Perceived Value, Perceived Risk, Tourism Satisfaction and Tourism Behavioral Intention: Focused on Tourist in Busan

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Influencing factors and mechanisms on consumers' behavior: A case of tea tourism in China

Influencing factors and mechanisms on consumers' behavior: A case of tea tourism in China

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