SOME ANTECEDENTS OF INTENTION TO REPURCHASE ESERVICES: A STUDY ON E-TOURISM

The trends apply e-commerce solutions in the travel and tourism industry becoming popular in over the world.
E-tourism firm
Suggestion
E - tourism firms
An E - tourism firm
must promote its e-service in
this
fiercely competitive e-commerce environment.
However
, repurchasing
behavior
manner of acting or controlling yourself
behaviour
of customers in
e-tourism
has scarcely been investigated. The measurement models of the variables are not unified and essential variables as like trust, perceived
value
, and
stickiness
, need more research in order to achieve a comprehensive model of
repurchase
intention.
This
paper
aim
Suggestion
aims
is aimed
to provide empirical guidance on those antecedents and consequences of intention to
repurchase
e-tourism
. Structural equation
modeling
a preliminary sculpture in wax or clay from which a finished work can be copied
modelling
(SEM) using ADANCO software was employed to
analyze
consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning
analyse
the data from 293 respondents whom were randomly collected from
e-tourism
users in Vietnam. The main findings show that
stickiness
and perceived
value
significantly influence on tourists’
repurchase
intentions. Users' trust has a positive effect on perceived
value
and
stickiness
. EWOM referral is found to positively influence users' perceived
value
and trust.
However
, the impact of system quality on perceived
value
is surprisingly not significant. The mediating roles of
stickiness
between perceived
value
and
intention
Suggestion
intends
intend
to
repurchase
are confirmed. The findings and recommendation from
this
study are expected to support marketers and tourism providers to develop fascinated
e-tourism
for tourists. It is necessary to deliver effective communication during a service encounter and promote aspects related to perceived
value
.
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