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The Influence of Electronic Word of Mouth (E-WoM) in Social Media on Investment Decision

Amalia Putri Ikasari, Aisha Hanif
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Factors influencing the cruisers in recommending onshore excursions in Gran Canaria. [PDF]

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Compliance With Routine Health Checkup Visits Among California-Based Minority Men: A Survey Study. [PDF]

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Aras S, Bakaj A, Calica L, Solario D, Ezenwoko C, Soto L, Berishaj A, Equils O.   +7 more
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Content analysis of illegal online advertisements for hypertension-related drugs and supplements in Taiwan. [PDF]

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Chiu PT, Peng CY, Chang YJ.
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Multi-feature fusion-based consumer perceived risk prediction and its interpretability study. [PDF]

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Do the interpersonal effects of gamified online destination websites better stimulate tourists' travel intentions? [PDF]

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Wang H, Qu M, Liu Y, Li W.
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Electronic word of mouth (e-WOM) in tourism industry: a bibliometric analysis

International Journal of Tourism Policy, 2023
N.A. Jyoti, Ankush Wadhwa, Jitender Kumar   +2 more
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The Significance of Electronic Word-of-Mouth (e-WOM) Content in the Shaping of the Visitor’s Perception of Quality and Value

Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics, 2016
Websites such as www.Lonelyplanet.com, www.holidaycheck.com and www.tripadvisor.com serve as perfect platforms where travelers may share their experiences and opinions on hotels, restaurants and a number of attractions within a destination. Electronic Word-of-Mouth Communication (e-WOM) is one form of this User Generated Content (UGC).
Simon Caruana, Claire Schembri
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