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International journal of hospitality & tourism administration Cha, JaeMin & Yen, Alan

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Taylor & Francis Group 2025Description: 682 pages : 26 cmISSN:
  • 1525-6480
Uniform titles:
  • Volume 26 / Numbers 1-3 / 2025
Subject(s): Summary: The current study investigates the effect of the set of cognitive, affective , and conative destination images and tourist satisfaction on the intention to re-visit. The study gathered information from 384 tourist who traveled to northern India in the spring of 2021. Smart PLS was used to analyzed data using a structural equation modeling (SEM) technique. The findings supported the hypothesis that cognitive destination images in a significant way. In addition, the cognitive destination image influenced the conative destination image significantly. Tourist satisfaction and a holistic image also had a significant impact on the intention to re-visit. The novelty of this study lies in the conceptual framework and in the investigation if novelty seeking and word of mouth to see if they modify the effect of tourist satisfaction and holistic image on intention to re-visit.
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Continuing Resources Continuing Resources Olivarez College Tagaytay Periodicals Vol. 26 (4-5) 2025 Available OCTP280
Continuing Resources Continuing Resources Olivarez College Tagaytay Vol. 26 / No. 1-3 / 2025 Available OCTP246

The current study investigates the effect of the set of cognitive, affective , and conative destination images and tourist satisfaction on the intention to re-visit. The study gathered information from 384 tourist who traveled to northern India in the spring of 2021. Smart PLS was used to analyzed data using a structural equation modeling (SEM) technique. The findings supported the hypothesis that cognitive destination images in a significant way. In addition, the cognitive destination image influenced the conative destination image significantly. Tourist satisfaction and a holistic image also had a significant impact on the intention to re-visit. The novelty of this study lies in the conceptual framework and in the investigation if novelty seeking and word of mouth to see if they modify the effect of tourist satisfaction and holistic image on intention to re-visit.

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