2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.tourman.2018.12.002
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Understanding hotel location preference of customers: Comparing random utility and random regret decision rules

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“…In recent years, location context has been widely used in different industry domains such as biofuel [11], [12], transportation [13], [14], tourism [15], [16], and retail [17], [18], among others. This wide interest in location context demonstrates that the positional relationship that may exist among entities is relevant to imply other information that affects businesses and customers.…”
Section: B Location Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In recent years, location context has been widely used in different industry domains such as biofuel [11], [12], transportation [13], [14], tourism [15], [16], and retail [17], [18], among others. This wide interest in location context demonstrates that the positional relationship that may exist among entities is relevant to imply other information that affects businesses and customers.…”
Section: B Location Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Tourism, environmental features can affect business dynamics and user preferences, e.g., prices, distances, and landmarks. [16], [135], [137], [138].…”
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“…This implies that data of this study have sufficiently proven the hypothesis of the intention of customer revisit is influenced by location and facility which is moderated by service quality. The argument develops model 3 that location increases the price of the hotel room (Chica-olmo et al, 2020;Masiero et al, 2019;Rigall-i-torrent et al, 2011). The result of regression analysis in Table 3 shows that all variable's parameters are statistically significant at α = 5%.…”
Section: Model Analysismentioning
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“…But, the luxury facility may increase the price. Similarly, hotel location also determines the price of the room (Rigall-i-torrent et al, 2011;Masiero et al, 2019;Chica-olmo et al, 2020). The closer location to the hotel to the tourism destination, the hotel room will be more expensive.…”
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confidence: 99%