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  Moderating Effects of Travel Purpose and Past Experience on the Relationship Between Product Performance and Lodging Repurchase
 
 
Title: Moderating Effects of Travel Purpose and Past Experience on the Relationship Between Product Performance and Lodging Repurchase
Author: Oh, Haemoon
Jeong, Miyoung
Appeared in: Journal of hospitality marketing & management
Paging: Volume 11 (2004) nr. 2-3 pages 139-158
Year: 2004-08-25
Contents: Travel purpose (i.e., business vs. pleasure) has been known to create different lodging demands and, thus, has critical implications for lodging marketers. Using a secondary corporate database, this study reexamined such a conventional belief in the context of market retention. Within the same framework, this study also explored the roles played by customers' previous brand- or property-specific lodging experience in an attempt to offer directions for customer retention efforts. Results indicated that both travel purpose and property-specific past experience significantly moderated the relationship between lodging performance and customers' repurchase intention.
Publisher: Routledge
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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