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TOURIST SATISFACTION AND DISSATISFACTION

Annals of Tourism Research, 2010
Abstract Satisfaction surveys usually include evaluations of different destination attributes on an ordinal scale. On such a scale, the mid-point of which is indifference, the tourist can express his/her satisfaction or dissatisfaction with each attribute. In this study it is suggested that some of the tourists’ negative or unsatisfactory experiences
Joaquín Alegre, Jaume Garau
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Assessing Tourist Satisfaction

Tourism Recreation Research, 1998
This study examines tourist satisfaction/dissatisfaction among younger Korean tourists as determined by the perceived discrepancy between the pre-trip expectation and post-trip performance regarding the destination attractiveness and the tourist activity in Australia.
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Tourist satisfaction and beyond: tourist migrants in Mallorca

International Journal of Tourism Research, 2008
AbstractThis exploratory study analyses the role of tourist experience, especially tourist satisfaction, in subsequent migration from the UK to the municipality of Calviá, Mallorca, Spain. An overview and commentary is provided of theory relating to both tourist satisfaction and migration.
David Bowen, Alexander F. Schouten
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Tourist shopping experiences and satisfaction

International Journal of Tourism Research, 2007
AbstractThis paper examines tourists' perceived satisfaction with local shopping culture, staff service quality, product value and reliability, physical features of shops, payment methods, and other shopping and shop attributes with special reference to the region of Cappadocia, Turkey.
Cevat Tosun, S. Pinar Temizkan, Dallen J. Timothy, Alan Fyall   +3 more
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Satisfaction, seasonality and tourist expenditure in consolidated tourist destinations

Anatolia, 2021
In recent years, tourism literature has been incorporating tourist satisfaction as a determinant of competitiveness and expenditure in destinations.
José Francisco Perles-Ribes, Luis Moreno-Izquierdo, Teresa Torregrosa, Ana Belén Ramón-Rodríguez   +3 more
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Tourist Perceived Value, Tourist Satisfaction, and Life Satisfaction: Evidence From Chinese Buddhist Temple Tours

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, 2021
Prior research has mainly focused on the effect of tourist perceived value on customer satisfaction and behavior intention; the relationship between tourist perceived value and life satisfaction in religious tourism has been overlooked. This study aims to examine the link between tourist perceived value and life satisfaction and whether tourist ...
Yanghang Yu, Mei Lang, Yuanyuan Zhao, Wenjun Liu, Bixia Hu   +4 more
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Railbike experience and tourist satisfaction

International Journal of Tourism Sciences, 2018
This study aims to analyze the experience and satisfaction of the tourists of leisure railbike which has recently won popularity in South Korea.
Young-Sook Ko, Sang-Hyeon Park, Kyung-Yur Lee   +2 more
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Sightseeing tourists' motivation and satisfaction

Annals of Tourism Research, 1991
Abstract This field study explored motivation and satisfaction dimensions of sightseeing tourists. For this purpose, 225 were tested for their motives before the day's tour and for their satisfactions after it. The data were collected on 10 different tour buses.
Elizabeth L. Dunn Ross, Seppo E. Iso-Ahola   +1 more
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Understanding Multiphase Tourist Satisfaction

Tourism Analysis
Sharing travel experiences on social network sites constitutes a new type of interactive communication that is open to different interpretations and that also applies to tourist satisfaction. This study aims to unravel the mystery of the multiphasic nature of tourist satisfaction and tourist experience, including the sharing of travel experiences ...
Michael Tin Hang Lai, Kazem Vafadari
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Shopping satisfaction for domestic tourists

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2001
Abstract Shopping is an increasingly important leisure and tourist activity (Gratton and Taylor, Leisure Management (1987) 29) reported that two-third of visitor expenditure is on shopping. Similarly, two studies by the Australian Department of the Arts, Sport, Environment, Tourism and Territories (Report of the Committee of Inquiry, Australian ...
Lindsay W Turner, Yvette Reisinger
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